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Originally Posted by Sliver
Range and charging infrastructure still need to be sorted out before I'd have an electric car as my only car, I think. I kind of have to roll my eyes at the Tesla guys at Lake Louise that have to wait their turn to charge their car, get off the hill, plug in, then when their car is going to be done, get off the hill again and move their car so the next guy can start charging. Just seems like such an unnecessary PITA.
I think a plug-in hybrid is the way to go for now to eliminate range and lack of chargers as concerns. I don't know if any are as cool as the dedicated electric cars, but, practically speaking, they're certainly better.
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Hydrogen is where it's at if green hydrogen can be produced at scale. Granted we're years away from that but it's developing at a fairly rapid pace with huge money flowing into the sector.