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I have been to Washington in the winterI suggest you move here and live through a few of our Winters. While some weeks it may seem "mild", we get frequent Arctic Blasts putting us into sub-freezing for weeks.
That may be, the Bill is 121 pages long and quick scan didn't pick out the relevant part of the OP.Almost.......
The bill says that all vehicles of the model year 2030 or later that are sold, purchased, or registered in the state must be electric.
I think Washington is edging ahead.The state of Washington is competing with Oregon for the 1st place moonbat championship trophy. ...
history shows us that tech gets cheaper with time ,,
what affordable EV only gets 100 mile range??Only if it is allowed to develop without controls. The government rewards failure, thus, without incentive to succeed, they don't.
The range of an EV in 1901 was 100 miles. Today, the range of an affordable EV is 100 miles.
Not much improvement for the 120 years in between, now is there.
to be honest for low cost a hybrid is what I would get,,Only if it is allowed to develop without controls. The government rewards failure, thus, without incentive to succeed, they don't.
The range of an EV in 1901 was 100 miles. Today, the range of an affordable EV is 100 miles.
Not much improvement for the 120 years in between, now is there.
No they don’t
Winters are relatively mild
If they find they're not ready I'm sure they'll postpone the deadline.
I think you're stuck down in the weeds and missing the real question: Are EV's the future? If they're not, WA is wasting little. If they are, WA will have a head start on the rest of the country and may end up being the next automotive capital of the US. I think it is too soon to pick the winner but it is a reasonable gamble for WA to take.
I have been to Washington in the winter
Compared to the NorthEast, Great Lakes, Mid West ?
Mild
You complain about sub-freezing?
Try sub zero with five or more feet of snow
what affordable EV only gets 100 mile range??
to be honest for low cost a hybrid is what I would get,,
my parents have had a prius for almost 20 yrs and their first one was essentially free since their other two cars were a 1 ton van with a 460 and an excursion with a v10, they kept close track of miles and other costs and the difference paid for their first one,,
what affordable EV only gets 100 mile range??
Only 90 percent of the population resides in the WestIt is clear you are baking a bunch of hooey since it DOES get below Zero in over 90% of Eastern Washington every freaking winter with Lots of snow in the Mountains that easily reaches 5 feet every year.
It gets to -10 to -20F every year in the top third of the state where Republic, Conconully, Winthrop Colville average high/low is around 25-30F and 10-15F with several nights of -5 to -15F every winter.
Your comparison to the Mid-West and Northeast is misleading and dishonest since they are wide open to arctic flows while Eastern Washington has The Rocky Mountains Bitteroot range and the Northen Cascades to block part of the arctic flow.
Hyundai ionic, and a few others.
Stupid is never trying something new assuming what is now will always be. I don't know if WA will succeed or not, no one does, but I do know we'll all have learned something made some progress regardless.
Stupid is never trying something new assuming what is now will always be. I don't know if WA will succeed or not, no one does, but I do know we'll all have learned something made some progress regardless.
States Rights!
What makes you think the Power Grid will be overloaded?
Most charging is done overnight when the load on the grid is at its lowest
