This article is nonsense. However, electric cars have a lot to overcome before they’re able to actually take over the whole market. Personally I don’t know anyone who wants an electric car. They’ve already came out and said that they didn’t have enough material for enough batteries for everyone in the US to have an electric car. The power grids can’t support everyone having an electric car. The batteries usually go bad around 10-15 years old, which are very expensive to replace which also prevents people from wanting to buy one because it costs more to replace the battery than most vehicles cost to replace the engine and the engine lasts much longer than 10 years (unless it’s a Hyundai or you don’t change the oil). So a lot of people would just put it up for sale and try to buy another car but nobody would buy it for what it’s worth. Again, they have a lot of issues to correct before everyone having an electric car is even remotely feasible.
This article is nonsense. However, electric cars have a lot to overcome before they’re able to actually take over the whole market. Personally I don’t know anyone who wants an electric car. They’ve already came out and said that they didn’t have enough material for enough batteries for everyone in the US to have an electric car. The power grids can’t support everyone having an electric car. The batteries usually go bad around 10-15 years old, which are very expensive to replace which also prevents people from wanting to buy one because it costs more to replace the battery than most vehicles cost to replace the engine and the engine lasts much longer than 10 years (unless it’s a Hyundai or you don’t change the oil). So a lot of people would just put it up for sale and try to buy another car but nobody would buy it for what it’s worth. Again, they have a lot of issues to correct before everyone having an electric car is even remotely feasible.