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Which, with evolution, will happen. Look at how ridiculously fuel and emissions efficient a modern fossil fuel car engine is compared to even only ten or twenty years ago.
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Which is a reasonable consideration. However as a country, we have kind of fallen at the first hurdle. We have a lot of multi-car households. That's about functional/utility/day to day driving vehicles and excludes collectible, aspirational and recreational vehicles. Much of that day to day driving is well within range of an electric vehicle. However, most long journeys that some may find impractical in a constricted range vehicle are performed by the family in a single vehicle. The majority of those 2nd+ household vehicles could be electric vehicles with negligible impact on household members.
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Now if they could just do cleaner batteries that stored a shit load and lasted forever!