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Originally Posted by Brad-tv
All the manufacturers are going completely electric by 2030-2035 and internal combustible engines will stop coming to market eventually. This is the way of the future and with this new green deal being slipped through Congress now as a “infrastructure plan” more manufacturers are motivated to go full electric.
The price of gas is quickly rising and will eventually be double or triple the price per gallon before you know it. I’ve seen this debate before your always going to have the anti electric car folks and then there’s the people who love electric cars .
Go test drive a Tesla and see for yourself it’s the most amazing car I have ever driven . It’s not for everyone but I can definitely see why so many people own them and love them. In 9 months I used a super charger once for 20 min other wise cost about $5 to top off the batteries at home. If you like fast cars these are rocket ships. The Tesla will leave just about any other production car in the dust.
Maintenance wise just add windshield washer fluid once in a while!!!
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Where will all the electricity to charge all of these batteries come from?