I’d have an EV if they were cheaper to buy. That up front cost is the big problem. An EV with decent range would fit virtually all our needs as home charging is the cheapest anyway. Our longest drives are nearly all in the Morgan.
Another puzzle is why the cars are packed with power draining tech. Electric seats, heated seats, electric windows for a start. But then people expect them as standard! The 2030 deadline will probably be extended as the infrastructure and car cost are going to hold it back.tax changes WILL come in to replace fuel duty. Toll roads, black box pay per mile too.
It will be interesting to see the back pedalling when synthetic fuels and hydrogen are scaled up to commercial levels.
Huge amounts of £££££ for manufacturers to go EV plus infrastructure charging and generation. I wonder how those pro EV politicians will change their views? There is a lot of following the eco route image they take but silence on realities.
