No, we should be encouraging smaller vehicles, including and especially EVs. Smaller EVs are more affordable, and smaller every type is better for the planet.
@Hovenko@autotldr#EVs are more expensive but more used vehicles are becoming available at lower price points, but the real difference is the dramatically lower cost to operate and maintain. Lower TCO.
As for charging, governments need to provide assistance to ensure widely available home or workplace charging. One effective way to channel funding is to set a low carbon fuel standard for petrol fuel suppliers, like California, British Columbia, and now Canada.
@curiousaur @reddig33
No, we should be encouraging smaller vehicles, including and especially EVs. Smaller EVs are more affordable, and smaller every type is better for the planet.
@Hovenko @autotldr #EVs are more expensive but more used vehicles are becoming available at lower price points, but the real difference is the dramatically lower cost to operate and maintain. Lower TCO.
As for charging, governments need to provide assistance to ensure widely available home or workplace charging. One effective way to channel funding is to set a low carbon fuel standard for petrol fuel suppliers, like California, British Columbia, and now Canada.