I can't see why it's so hard for you to accept that electric transport is the way to go.
A number of things have damaged the image of electric transport, leading to so many people now having such a negative view.
The premature launch of e-cars with ridiculous high prices, low top speeds and pathetically poor ranges, circa 70 miles but even that only in favourable conditions.
Then even before these improved, governments started to announce compulsory changeover dates to electric, seeming to mean all the "petrol heads" would lose their freedom to roam afar and lose so much else of what they love about their i.c. cars.
Bad enough already, but then the concept of e-cars driving themselves appeared, once again policy driven hard by our disliked and mistrusted governments. So even the pleasure of driving perhaps disappearing.
Really, would you market anything in such an appalling way and then expect it to appeal to anyone?
When I early adopted in 2018 it was from a different perspective. I knew how superior the e-car was at the dawn of motoring and that only the batteries back then prevented them from killing i.c. cars at birth. And of course observing how electric drive had become the dominant one of railways everywhere and even many large ships having hybrid drive, nuclear-electric, diesel electric, turbojet-electric.
And my motoring needs were sufficiently limited to be able to ignore the negatives that others saw, while knowing how rapidly battery powered transport would improve.
E-power will dominate all surface transport eventually, despite the clumsy way it's been introduced, meaning many of us won't see it completed in our time.
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