tjvh
Senior Member
- May 10, 2012
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I just have one big question:
Considering the aging and rapidly deteriorating electric grid of California, what happens when "affordable" electric cars overwhelm the distribution capacity for electricity?
Teslas are so expensive now, that the amount is negligible.
1. Build new infrastructure.
2. The cars price will go down and the tech will move down to cheaper electric cars.
Build new infrastructure? So you want non electric owners to subsidize the added drain on the electric grid just so electric car owners won't be inconvenienced?