Dear MEL Topic Readers,
The five major challenges facing electric
vehicles
Why do some people buy more expensive but less
convenient electric cars? The upfront cost is still much more expensive than
conventional vehicles, resell value or market haven’t been established yet, and
charging stations aren’t always conveniently located or easily found.
Unless heavily subsidized by the government
like China, the main reason to drive electric cars is to burn less fossil fuel
and emit less greenhouse gases. In other words, feel more proud and less guilty.
But such pride and consciousness seem more
appreciated than driving luxurious cars like Mercedes or supercars like
Ferrari these days. And growing public sentiment may drive the government and
businesses to put more resources to promote and accommodate e-cars even though
they haven’t turned the wheel towards the right direction yet.
Enjoy reading what people in the UK think are
the obstacles to bring more electric vehicles on the road.
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