On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 8:09 AM, Pete Matos <petefro...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Well apparently you have your mind made up on this....all I can say is do
> some open minded research and the answers are all out there.  Charging
> times have dropped dramatically and there are remote charging stations.
> Maybe not in your area but lots of different places.  Many many companies
> and manufacturers are offering new and viable cars and as Andy said many
> companies are turning to electronic power for their fleet delivery vehicles
> etc. Etc.   The reality is it is just getting started.
>
> Pete
>


Haven't made my mind up at all.  Just how long does it take to charge a car
now?  Takes me about 10 - 15 minutes to fill up my vehicle.

And just who are the many, many companies and manufacturers offering new
and viable cars?  Fisker?  Oops, their going under.  Chevy Volt?  That's a
hybrid.  Look at their sales figures.  Slightly less than 25,000 since
their inception.  Not exactly a barn burner in sales. Toyota?  Nissan?  Not
talking about hybrids, but pure electric vehicles.

Until there's sufficient infrastructure, better storage capacity of the
batteries, and extremely fast charge times for the cells, full electric
cars are simply not economically worth it for the vast majority of the
people, at least here in the USA.

Fleet delivery vehicles are mostly local delivery vehicles.  Where it makes
sense to do so, it's a good idea.

The reality is that fully electric vehicles for the vast majority of US
drivers, considering the present situation, is not a good fit at all.

Mark
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