RogerS wrote:Woodster wrote:
All that this chart shows is the number of new cars sold in Norway in that period. To try and infer any corollary with the UK is meaningless as you are ignoring the context.
At no point did I compare the UK with Norway. You’re trying to bend things to support your view.
I just suggested that if even half of the myriad of objections you’ve put forward were even half true then no country would be able to do it, not even Norway.
I realise it’s pointless talking about EV charging because you don’t understand, don’t want to listen and won’t click on any links that would educate you. But the number of charging points is increasing rapidly. There are over 12,000 charging stations in the UK at the moment with over 20,000 charging points. 433 new charging points were added in the last 30 days. Battery development is accelerating as well and it will soon be possible to get a full charge in 15 mins.
https://www.greencarreports.com/news/11 ... utive-says
EV development and the required support is still developing as these things do with any new technology.
The difference between us is that I believe they have a future and you don’t. If as you believe it’s all impossible and totally pointless why do you think these things are happening?
https://www.electrive.com/2020/11/06/ma ... n-by-2030/
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new- ... art-rivian