Why You Can't Buy A New EV (And Why Dealers Don't Want To Sell Them)⚡❌ 

Once you have a high quality EV you'll see your comment is BS.

@@wavargasmolina No. It would just mean they broke through the brick wall.

Comparing EVs from 100 years ago with todays technology is such ridiculous nonsense... come on, grow up! Once you get below the rock in the wood you might realize, that worldwide EV adoption is growing fast, and BS articles like this are targeted attempts to discredit and delay that. Norway now has 85 of 100 new cars pure EVs, even in China, which is a developing country, has one out of 4 cars electric, and soon it will be one out of 3. Get educated, once you seriously look into that topic you would quickly find out, why it would be insanity not to transit to EVs.

People that have no clue about EVs and never even seen one from the inside seem to be addicted to "swapping the battery", which is ridiculous. Why would you swap a battery in a car where the battery will survive in most cases the car and is used for another 5 years life in grid energy storage (called 2nd life usage) ? One Tesla Model 3 from 2017 has done 400.000 miles by now and still going, welcome to the real world.

ICE all the way. I have 2 cars, both over 35 years old and they run and drive well. One has over 300k miles and the yearly maintenance doesn’t even come close to what the average car payment is today. These electric cars will not make it close to 35 years.

EVs need about 70% less service, that is by design, motor, inverter and battery have no serviceable parts, transmission needs oil change once in 60.000 miles. One of the early model 3 from 2017 now has above 400.000 miles, one of the early Model S now has 1,2 million miles (with third battery) EVs are very desirable as they save 70% energy and can be powered by renewable energy out of wind, solar and hydro. Why would anybody want something else ?

You obviously know very little about mechanical things.

@@chriswilliams8607 you’re education must consist of headlines. First EV’s don’t need 70% less service. In fact they goes through tires at an incredibly fast rate due to the torque of the motors and the ridiculous weight of the vehicles. Also a vehicle with no serviceable parts will inevitably become move expensive over time and their life cycles decreased dramatically. If your battery has an issue the replacement will cost more than what it would to service an ICE over 500k miles of driving. Also wind and solar are not sustainable energy sources. Wind mills also cannot be serviced and the blades only last a few years and have no way to recycle the fiberglass components with means we now have thousands of these massive blades polluting ground and water tables wherever they are buried or burned. Solar farms take up so much land and also cannot be recycled properly which will cause even more environmental crisis after their life cycles. The only sustainable energy humans have is hydro which doesn’t even produce a lot of consistent energy, coal, nuclear and diesel/gasoline. EV’s cause far more issues and pollution than you want to acknowledge.

@@christopheryou5040 Please don't embarrass yourself with this load of BS, it is a pain to read the full list of all BS you found in some conservative EV hater channels. This crap pops up for almost 15 years now, it is ridiculous to watch this nonsense over and over again. Outside of your little conservative EV hater bubble nobody would take this even serious. And yes, EVs need 70% less service as it is proven by countless statistics for many times, you do not even have a clue about that obviously. The nonsense story with tires and weight... yeah sure, probably you even believe the BS that roads and bridges get destroyed by EVs, clueless people seem to fall for every even more absurd crap. Just to give you one number to show you how absurd your approach is, you talk about wind generators and the oh so terrible problem they bring.... one single large wind generator (medium sized onshore) saves about 30 tons of coal EVERY DAY. Can you see how ridiculous your concerns are? Same with solar, savings are on such a scale that discussions like this are simply absurd. Get out of your ideology and face reality.

Made in America, on jack stands in Rio Linda.

i dunno fam, probably 90% of the electronics or products that you use are probably made in China. Are you going to bin all of them?