EVs' Serious Problems That Carmakers Are Hiding

[@rinahk3407]

I drove a cheapo Japanese EV a couple years back. It was really great. Once you have driven one it's hard for you to go back to gasmobile.

[@dutchy1121]

You are wrong about needing more range. Better charging architecture is the issue. The higher the range, the bigger the battery, the bigger the battery, the more weight needs to be carted from A to B reducing the efficiency. If one does get a Tesla, it will tell you where to go to the next charging station.

[@UnipornFrumm]

I rented a ev with 250 mile max range,and it was plenty to drive a whole day ,the only anoyng thing in UK rapid chargers are not in every city,and I mean tesla chargers because they were the most reliable and cheapest

[@rinahk3407]

America is not competitive on EV unfortunately. Look at the international car show and all these nice super energy efficient EVs. I guess US has all these oil reserve and companies that we have to stay at the stone age of gas mobile.

[@philipbrown9006]

If EVs really are superior to petrol cars, then why are incentives and mandates necessary? Surely this proves that they aren't?

[@jimchapman4996]

Unless you are driving a car from the 60s you also have a computer bluetooth etc. Motors wear out too just like batteries. The question is which vehicles will improve in the future. Price range and durability will decide. The nice thing is you can keep your old gas powered car. They will always be cool.

[@fredblogs]

And they burn very well producing heat for a lot of people.

[@borshardsd]

No thank you sir.

[@markdavis8888]

EVs are dead.

[@UnipornFrumm]

Why

[@Cakebattered]

Despite sales growth year over year? 😂

[@chunkyrabbit1032]

the fun part is that evs don't combat climate change but just make them worse

[@UnipornFrumm]

I tought people who are against EV don't belive in negative environmental impact of cars,so if ev is worse,maybe those climate deniers will buy them then

[@ianwingfield4814]

Dork