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Since we're talking about EVs.
https://www.investors.com/politics/e...ewable-energy/
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No doubt there will be much wailing and gnashing of teeth within the Green Movement. How will electric cars survive without government's guiding hand?
The answer is, most won't. Otherwise, the federal government wouldn't need to subsidize them.
Meh. Killing the EV subsidies probably won't affect Tesla too much. It'll likely impact the legacy automakers whose only forays into EVs are crappy compliance cars that no one outside of the green weenie crowd would ever buy anyway.
There shouldn't have been subsidies in the first place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin
And?Quote:
Originally Posted by roberth
Are you ok with the subsidies that the oil industry receives?Quote:
Originally Posted by roberth
How about the bailout of GM?
No, I'm not OK with subsidies or bailouts by any level of government. Businesses need to succeed or fail on their own merits, just like people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin
Faraday Future had the worst year possible for an EV startup
https://www.engadget.com/2018/12/21/...-review-loser/
No surprise there. People have been talking about Faraday Future in past tense for months now.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
Been thinking about these on here and other forums and folks who push Tesla/Prius and other d-bag vehicles.
This fits right in there. I?ll keep my big diesel. I?ll laugh at the electric truck that is on fire or overheated or who knows what on the side of a mountain road....some driver begging me to stop and plug in his truck to my battery with truck running for half an hour to get enough juice to make to to the next charging station. Or the guy who is up camping/hunting and his truck runs out of juice and wants to borrow my gas powered generator....nope, best get to walking with your sandals in the snow.
Nice imagery. HeheheQuote:
Originally Posted by sniper7