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Lefty loon Democrat's wet dream is to have us all on horse back and transport our goods by covered wagon. ...Fossil Fuel is on the way out. It will follow the way of coal.
GM plans to sell only zero-emission models by 2035
The pledge is a bold embrace by the automaker of emission-reduction goals set by...
Fossil Fuel is on the way out. It will follow the way of coal.
They will only sell cars with zero emissions by 2035? I will be highly surprised if they pull it off.GM plans to sell only zero-emission models by 2035
The pledge is a bold embrace by the automaker of emission-reduction goals set by...
Fossil Fuel is on the way out. It will follow the way of coal.
Some zero emission vehicles by 2035 does not equate to "fossil fuel is out by 2035"We need to start building a bunch of nuclear power plants if fossil fuel is out by 2035.
Nope, fossil fuel will still be needed forever. Electricity has to come from somewhere.GM plans to sell only zero-emission models by 2035
The pledge is a bold embrace by the automaker of emission-reduction goals set by...
Fossil Fuel is on the way out. It will follow the way of coal.
An electric Corvette would be bad-ass! Hybrid in the planning for 2023No more Corvettes or Camaros then, eh?
Yea, sure.
I do plan on having a hot rod EV wheelchair.
They plan on building it.All these plans for this and no one mentioned what they are going to do about the YUGE lack of electric vehicle infrastructure.
I want it to do wheelies and spin a 360 in place.View attachment 449770I do plan on having a hot rod EV wheelchair.
Yeah. EZ-GO versions......or with pedalsNo more Corvettes or Camaros then, eh?
Yea, sure.
Electricity is not the problem. In TN we get 40% from Nuclear, a huge amount from hydroelectric and yes some from fissile fuels. Electric production is going to be doable. Not so sure about planes, trains and automobiles. I kind of like all three. I cannot see planes or trains in the foreseeable future. Pretty sure can possible make automobiles work, but not sure of the effects of the battery production that would be required, where the natural resources come from and our dependence level on foreign supply. I am not anti the idea. I just need to be sure it is not going to disadvantage us comparatively to other nations. I am not from Missouri, but somebody will have to "show me" and explain step by step the unintended consequences before I can climb aboard.Nope, fossil fuel will still be needed forever. Electricity has to come from somewhere.GM plans to sell only zero-emission models by 2035
The pledge is a bold embrace by the automaker of emission-reduction goals set by...
Fossil Fuel is on the way out. It will follow the way of coal.
They better start. Closest EV charging port to me is an hour away. And the closest one to that is about an hour and a half away.They plan on building it.All these plans for this and no one mentioned what they are going to do about the YUGE lack of electric vehicle infrastructure.
Ugly as sin and is a 4 door really a Mustang?
