The fact of the matter is that no auto manufacturer will be producing ICE vehicles within the next 10/15 years, so backward OZ will have no choice but to buy EVs. There are already several MAJOR auto manufacturers that have announced their plans to cease ICE production, and due to the imperative dynamic of 'competition' all other auto manufacturers will follow or risk the redundancy of stranded assets. There are also numerous countries that have announced their intention to ban ICE vehicles in the near future, and the citizens of those countries are already gearing up for the change by delaying a new car purchase to accommodate their EV change-over. As for Co2/pollution reduction, 90% of EV recharging will (eventually) consist of a daily top up (average world car use being 60km per day) from roof solar and home batteries. Those are the facts, and any other arguments are either borne from ignorance or poor research.
Keep up the good work, Acorn and Froggy. The deniers just sound like banjo players twanging one string to me.
