Mega-Jolt: The Costs and Logistics of Plugging In EVs Are About to Become Supercharged
By John Murawski, RealClearInvestigations
October 24, 2023
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To curb greenhouse gas emissions, California, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Maryland, and other states have outlawed the sale of new gasoline cars starting in 2035, and similar EV mandates have been adopted by nearly 60 countries. The Biden administration is spending $7.5 billion on 500,000 EV charging ports as part of the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to boost EV sales targets to 50% of all new vehicle purchases by 2030.
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I expect that used cars are going to become the new “cars” in 2035.
We’ll probably begin to look like Cuba where cars ended in the 1950’s when the USA embargoed Castro.
Pity to poor and the renters, who won’t have access to a home charger. And, pity the poor homeowner who needs to retrofit their electrical service. That’s assuming that the local utility can provide such service.
BTW where is all this power generation capacity going to magically appear from.
In case you forgot, the extra taxes on gas pay for the roads.
DNF that EVs are hard on tires.
Argh!
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