>he thinks people are not interested in buying environment-friendly vehicles because there are too few options for consumers. Mental gymnastics. This guy lives on da nile. People want cars that are reliable, convenient and affordable. EVs have none of those traits. His argument is like communists that proclaim that real communism just hasn't been tried. Here's the thing: I don't even want a free EV because I don't want to change my lifestyle because of a stupid car. Because of it's power plant, I must plan trips around available and working chargers. I have to add a considerable amount of time to charge my car on a trip. I don't want the range anxiety that is inherent with these vehicles. I don't want to have to take time replacing all four tires every 5 thousand miles. I don't want to worry about my garaged car spontaneously catching on fire and burning my house down. Owning an EV is similar to owning a pet that requires taking it out several times per day, walking it and picking up its shit even when it's snowing out. Then taking it to a kennel when you need to go out. Thanks but no thanks.