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Only 5% of next car purchasers expect to buy all electric cars-Road and Track.
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<blockquote data-quote="DriverNerd" data-source="post: 5132466" data-attributes="member: 61439"><p>1. Agreed. Power plants take way longer to create and implement than anything. We need a serious upgrade and investment and politics slows that progress to a crawl.</p><p>2. With the coming advancements in battery technology this isn't much of a worry to me in the long run. We have so many companies currently working on alternatives.</p><p>3. Electric companies are making 400-500 mile range EV's now. Mercedes has promised 600 miles in the near future. One company put their batteries in place of a Model S' and made it over 700 miles. With battery advancements growing so rapidly I don't think we'll have an EV under 300 miles by the end of the decade. 300 miles is a long drive without stopping for food or bathroom. Some of the current generation EV's that have less than 200 miles range (usable in a cold climate) making long trips pretty troublesome. I certainly wouldn't want to stop that often, especially for 20-30 minutes at a time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DriverNerd, post: 5132466, member: 61439"] 1. Agreed. Power plants take way longer to create and implement than anything. We need a serious upgrade and investment and politics slows that progress to a crawl. 2. With the coming advancements in battery technology this isn't much of a worry to me in the long run. We have so many companies currently working on alternatives. 3. Electric companies are making 400-500 mile range EV's now. Mercedes has promised 600 miles in the near future. One company put their batteries in place of a Model S' and made it over 700 miles. With battery advancements growing so rapidly I don't think we'll have an EV under 300 miles by the end of the decade. 300 miles is a long drive without stopping for food or bathroom. Some of the current generation EV's that have less than 200 miles range (usable in a cold climate) making long trips pretty troublesome. I certainly wouldn't want to stop that often, especially for 20-30 minutes at a time. [/QUOTE]
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