Breaking news: Latest problem with electric cars

Here's the latest problem with electric cars you have not read in the media.

A source has told Nine Shift that electric car people met secretly with federal officials in Washington DC recently and discussed the latest problem with electric cars.  The energy grid will not support electric cars.

Apparently, the grid can support a few electric cars here and there, but plugging in a lot of them at the grocery story or downtown at work - - well, that won't work.  We have documented all the reasons electric cars won't dominate our transportation.  Electric cars have all the problems of gas powered cars, and solve none of the critical issues. Here's one USA Today story this month on other problems with electric cars.

PREDICTION: Electric cars will have a short boom in the next 3-5 years, then have a small following. They may even replace gas driven cars, but trains will continue to replace cars.

Comments

[Nita Stelling]

Hmm, if electric cars could be improved to function as efficiently as a conventional car, then it can become the norm in the auto industry in the future. Although we still have enough fossil fuel to support our daily functions, crude oil is not unlimited. So we should find other ways to harness energy.

[Buck]

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[Melbourne Electrician]

But actually the advantage of electric cars are environmental friendly and efficient.

[Condo Staging]

How much do they cost ??

[San Diego Mobile Notary]

Since transport uses much of the World supply of petroleum, and the World is facing Peak Oil at some point here, electric cars have the advantage of helping in a major way to conserve existing petroleum reserves.

[san diego auto donation]

Electric cars powered from the national grid are central to the government's new energy strategy.

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[Al in San Diego]

Worry about the grid overload by electric cars is an effort to create a crisis so government can gain more power. Charging stations are part of the same effort. People will not worry about charging stations when it will be cheaper and easier to recharge at home. 'Pacificier' is the best description of charging stations. Over 80% of the drivers travel less than 50 miles per day, well within the range of an electric car. According to the government, the existing power grid can handle night recharging for many years to come. Hybrid cars will continue to attract interest for apartment and condo dwellers without access to electric outlets for charging, as well as for homes without garages. In general, the electric car will be a second car for family use and range will not be a problem.