Automakers are betting big on plug-in hybrids, but those may end a passing fad compared to the long-term all-electric goal.

It’s hard to know who or what to believe when it comes to the auto industry eventually going all-electric.

Lots of other media outlets, political pundits and EV detractors alike will say that EV sales have completely nose-dives, and the whole attempt at a zero-emission transition was a waste of time. Others say that EV sales are better than ever; a fact backed up with data. A recent study from J.D Power affirms the latter rather than the former—EV sales are definitely up. But interest in, and adoption of, the technology are both slower than expected.

  • maniii@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    3 months ago

    Buy an old ICE car. LS-swap or compact-engine swap it.

    Modify with Fuel-Cells, CNG/LPG/BioGas and hybrid combustion-electric drivetrains.

    Everything should be disconnected and only locally available on the CAN-bus.

    All-EV is also an option, but I think that there might not be that many garages to do a full-EV conversion.