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Originally Posted by Cuervo
I do not see how you have come to that conclusion. There are number of reasons that would lead me to believe just the opposite. The main issue is the availability of charging stations and battery capability. I own an Ionic 6, when fully charged I get over 300 miles and car companies are investing to improve that distance. As far as charging stations the investment in putting up a charging station is much less than putting a gas station in place and they can be put almost anywhere. Besides finding charging stations at some gas stations, I have found them at most Walmart, Costco, and you can charge at home while you're sleeping. The main goal is to find a profit motivation, if states see a profit in it, you will find charging station at every rest stop on every highway in America.
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When you can strip hydrogen from water to burn why would you want a car with, essentially, an extension cord? My question is why are we not creating and burning hydrogen in situ now? We have the means.