You’d rarely go to a charging station because you’d mostly charge at home and at work.

Realistically, I think those numbers would go up even more with less strict emissions

Sorry, but switching to all-electric is just shifting the issue somewhere else, not actually solving anything.

The generation of Millenials reaching voting age has come and gone. The last a new year of Millennials reaching voting age was 2014. The oldest Millennial is 38 and the youngest Millennial is 23. We have moved on to the oldest Gen Z voting in the last midterm elections.

Millennials have been voting for two decades now in the US (‘81-’96), and are now beginning a relative curve to the right, politically, from where they have been in years past. Perhaps you meant Gen Z? Further, I’m not sure where you draw your conclusion that Boomers are dying quickly. Most are in their 70's, upper…

Babied carefully on the highway, my 2016 C7 would turn 32mpg.  That’s from a 6.2L 460 HP pushrod V8, mind you.

The Earth is BIG. Really, REALLY BIG. The entire population of Earth can fit in the state of Delaware, with no one touching each other. The entire population of Earth can fit in Texas, with everyone having one thousand square feet to themself.

I believe Jeremy’s Jaguar was a diesel as well.

Not a stupid question. To maximize profits, they need to milk the current designs.

You’ll never realistically be able to phase out presently existing ICE cars, you’d have to follow Norway’s (among others) example and simply ban the sale of new ICE vehicles after a certain year. That’s do-able, but it would not be feasible to ban the transfer of existing ICE vehicles for all of the reasons others…

Tastes are different, but everybody loves clean air, helped by driving a car that’s affordable. Common standards in automotive are helpful in reducing costs and prices.

One thing to note is that a British gallon has 20% more fuel in it than an American gallon. That's mostly where you get the impression that cars 'over there' are so much better on fuel.

how bout f*^k Commiefornia and the 14 other states 

Phasing out ICE cars ain’t happenin until charging and battery tech takes a huge leap forward. Sorry. If we were to snap our fingers and convert all the cars right now on the road, you’d be waiting weeks / months in line for a charging station, for one thing. The power grid couldn’t do it... The lithium mines couldn’t…

‘Quick’ better be relative. We’ll need at least twenty years after electric cars are a majority (well over 50%) of new car sales before even considering regulating out gasoline cars. Otherwise a big chunk of the market will literally have no cars they can afford to drive.

You’re right. That’s why I rotate between 50, 40, and 30 year old cars.

That’s what I could find in my area...

This will be interesting to watch.

People want something done.

Ask the government to oversee the implementation.

Government fucks it up.

People complaint about how inept the government is.

Wait 2 months.

People want something done.....

The flip side to this is more hybrids and plug-ins hybrids should occupy more preowned inventory, so the people that would like an EV but can’t afford one, regardless of tax credits, now have more inexpensive alternatives.