The electric car ‘revolution’ is a disaster before it’s begun | Politicians are forcing electric cars on a public that doesn’t want them
https://archive.fo/laCtH#selection-2665.4-2669.76
... But with electrification barely off the starting grid, one by one the big carmakers are already pulling back as demand badly falters. Volkswagen is so concerned about flagging sales that it has taken the extraordinary decision of halting electric vehicle production at one of its biggest plants. Assembly lines for electric models will be paused for six weeks at the Emden factory in northwest Germany and 300 of its 1,500 staff laid off after sales fell 30pc short of forecasts. ...
Seems like good news--and it is to a point. But it's not an accident.
The WEF have no intention that EVERYONE drives electric cars.
They want you--you peasant!-- on foot, bike, or public transit.
How can we tell? There is NO WAY the existing electric grid could support the demand for charging electric cars, and there is NO effort being made to upgrade it.
Just what if... we're all missing something bigger about electric cars. Yes, we all know they don't make sense for most of us for many reasons. I don't think Elon is dumb, nor is he deep state. His car company is named Tesla for a reason. DJT's family had a relationship with Tesla. A lot of new technologies are being developed and...
Just what if... you removed that toxic battery from the cars, derived from expensive, toxic Chinese materials...and replaced it with free wireless energy.
No sauce, just speculation. I think a lot of knowledge has been hidden, and close to being released. Trump has spoken about a "quantum leap" in standard of living coming soon.
Not to be crass, but no, we're not missing a bigger picture here. This is a WEF and other agencies tool for submission. It consolidates their power. It consolidates control. It creates subscription services. It cripples movement.
And honestly I take musk at his word that he created tesla because every other car maker made their EVs ugly as fuck.
Happy to eat my words if I'm wrong though.
I could see that. Also heard rumblings about next gen batteries supposedly being able to completely solve the range problem. That would tie in nicely with wireless transmission of electric power. One could request a "beam" via an app or telemetry to charge a vehicle while it is en route.