Electric Cars

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Yes ma'am, but the same problems are had with can internal combustion cars. All forms of transportation, need to be powered by something. Whether it be horses by hay, ships by steam and movement of water, to the internal combustion engine, to the latest iteration: the Electric, or battery-operated vehicle. It is evolution.

 That being said, it will take 30 or more years for the country to shift to alternative forms of energy, like solar, wind or what have you. Some other form of energy must be exercised to get the electricity to charge the car. When society transitioned from horse and buggy to horseless carriage, the same problems were encountered, so it took a while. Those us who were born before 1980, will be gone well before electric cars become the norm. It is the younger, 40 and under generations that will see electric and battery-operated cars as widespread as internal combustion are now.

 

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