Biden green lights funds for nationwide electric vehicle charging network.

floridafan said:
Everything is expensive in the beginning, as were the TV and computer. Time and efficiency will always reduce prices. For now, electric vehicles are the wave of the future, until something even better comes along.
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Why does the far right hate EVs? The cat's out of the bag. EVs are NOT going away no matter how much the far right tries to lambast the technology.

In five years, only far right morons will be driving gas cars and paying $5 for a gallon of gas while EV drivers will be paying half that to go the same mileage with electricity.

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Joe Capitalist said:
Why does the far right hate EVs? The cat's out of the bag. EVs are NOT going away no matter how much the far right tries to lambast the technology.

In five years, only far right morons will be driving gas cars and paying $5 for a gallon of gas while EV drivers will be paying half that to go the same mileage with electricity.

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So what's wrong with hydrogen, shit for brains?
 
Wolverine said:
So the fact that the reason for them, are to help the environment, and there is no way to dispose of the batteries is no issue? Kind of like the windmill blades that have to be buried and will no decompose? What about the strip mining that goes into getting the material for the batteries, and oh where does the electricity come from for the charging stations. It is nothing but a way for congress to make money off of the spending, by knowing where the money will be invested!
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Live in the past, civilization will move on without you
 
Joe Stalinist said:
God Bless President Biden

The gas car is dead. Long live the EV.

The fuel of the future is electric, according to Secretaries of Energy and Transportation, Jennifer Granholm and Pete Buttigieg, who say they want to make it easier to come by.

The Biden administration announced Thursday that a portion of $5 billion of federal funding, over five years, is available to states that have a plan to upgrade or create new electric vehicle charging stations.

It’s part of the bipartisan infrastructure law, signed late last year. Each state must apply in order to receive a portion of the funding.

“This is about making sure everybody can get in on the EV revolution, it’s already happening, but we have to make sure that it’s made in America; that everyone benefits from cities to rural areas,” said Secretary Buttigieg.

Eventually, the administration says they want to expand charging in rural and underserved areas, but this round is intended for infrastructure along interstate highways or alternative fuel corridors.

“We want people to not have range anxiety, then we focus on areas where we haven’t seen a big uptake in electric vehicles. Maybe they are in urban areas. It might be poor communities,” said Granholm.

Electric vehicles made up less than 3% of new auto sales last year. Though that number is expected to increase within the next decade, Granholm acknowledges one significant roadblock: the cost.

“This is exactly why the president has pushed, as part of the Build Back Better agenda to have tax credits for the purchase of electric vehicles, both new and used ones,” Granholm said.
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Here are a whole host of reasons as well that I doubt EV advocates ever think about. They are far heavier that ICE cars due to the incredibly heavy batteries, which inevitably result in far more accidents and deaths. Add to that the number of EVs which will run out of charge and necessitate being put on a truck, which is both costly, time consuming and will result in traffic tailbacks.

https://sharemarketnews.net/energy/why-electric-vehicles-may-not-be-the-way-forward/
 
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Legion said:
I'm not the one who made this claim, cum gargler:



So, what type of chargers does bungling Biden plans to install, and where's a link to the specs?
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They didn't get that far yet, brah.

No actual scenarios have been run.

It'll go the way of Solyndra and Americans will have record high prices for gas.
 
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