Being a Chemical Engineer I knew that the electric car market is not sustainable as the materials used are not renewable by any means, the one thing companies can do is to switch to Aluminium-Air cell battery which is much more efficient and easy to refine.,(reply>), @J R true 👍👍,(reply>), Lol no there is no solution.,(reply>), @Chris G Rail is something a city can use.<br><br>You are never pushing this in rural America. The bottom line is that yes, way too many people in the US need individualized transport. A bus schedule is just not going to cut it for someone who lives a mile away from the city. There simply are no easy solutions. One-size-fits-all idealism is honestly why we got here with EVs, I don't see much reason to think this is any different.,(reply>), @PK Killer _Apathy Or you know. A train service. Shinkansen is extremely popular in Japan, and plenty of wealthy people ride it. TGV is popular in France. Rail is the future.,(reply>), @Catalin Borz it is just because an aluminium air cell is much cheaper than the electric cell which in the grand scheme of things does not help the government earn money from taxation hence a huge number of aluminium cells need to be sold to generate the same amount of revenue a couple of lithium cells would generate and besides, most of the board members of these car companies are dominated by the Chinese, and the one resource they have in abundance is lithium, hence to generate revenue for China they pushed the electric car idea forward. And I am pretty sure that all of you know that China likes to exploit other countries first untill they are the only ones with the market monopoly, hence south America and Africa are on their list of "countries to exploit".