Escape, Edge, TC to be KilledIMO, the biggest barrier to entry is charging infrastructure itself. Where I live, multi-family apartment complexes are going up everywhere - and none of them have charging infrastructure being built in. If you can't charge overnight, the prospect of owning an EV becomes difficult, if not impossible. Retrofitting older houses with charging stations is also a cost and burden that not many will want to take on initially. Until charging times drop down to the equivalent of a gas engine or charging stations become more widespread, I think EV adoption will be much slower than some are expecting. I agree that hybrids are our best solution for the interim if we are trying to focus on what is best for the environment....and I don't know why governments aren't doing more to push hybrids instead of expensive EV's.Tue, 05 Sep 2023 14:17:54 +0000
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