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sree251 I am very opposed to purely electric vehicles meant for highway transportation of anything, they are deeply unethical. Best use is on a local property, or as a forklift, preferably in a warm climate.
That being said, I'm open to the idea of hybrids or alternative fuel sources, as long as they don't make it too difficult in terms of infrastructure to refuel or costly to maintain the vehicles.
Basically I don't want a scenerio where half the country is sitting in a tesla refueling station for a hour while the other half is desperately looking for a available spot to open up so they can sit for a hour. People mock me for wanting to live in a van, but electeic car owners are pretty much doing the same at refueling stations.
And yes, I know how the tech works, including the home chargers. Most people can't do that, they rent and park on the street. Only state set up for electric cars with enough plugs everywhere outsise where people park is Alaska, for keeping batteries warm all winter, and I doubt they want anything to do with a electric vehicle in very cold temperatures.
