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CherryTree1

04/02/21 2:12 PM

#366840 RE: Poor Man - #366838

Well I would ask you this PoorMan.
Did the US Government fund new gas stations to ensure that people moving from horses to automobiles were able to get gas?
Of course not.
Capitalism and free markets work.
If there is a need for charging stations and people are willing to pay there will be businesses that pop up to fill the need.
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skitahoe

04/02/21 2:27 PM

#366851 RE: Poor Man - #366838

I can't say that it will happen, but fuel cell powered vehicles may also dominate the future. I've read that new long hauling trucks are seriously working on hydrogen fueled vehicles that have ranges in excess of 600 miles and can be fueled in minutes.

I want my next car to have self driving capability, Tesla is probably the leader, though others are performing well too. It must either be electric or fuel cell and while I've seen some nice looking fuel cell vehicles, I don't know that any have yet developed the self driving to nearly what Tesla can provide. I also must be convinced that I can get where I want to go in a fuel cell vehicle. I believe the distribution of hydrogen is growing slowly, it needs to be accelerated to really make it viable. The beauty of it is the fill is roughly as fast as fueling with gas.

Gary