Let's not forget that the electricity used to charge an electric car comes from (most likely) a coal burning or gas burning power plant.,(reply>), That's rapidly changing and really depends on where you live. Hydro is huge in Canada and the US. (90%-100% where I live iirc), and Iceland is all geothermal.,(reply>), Just a couple of months ago GM CEO Barra was EV preening at a Lansing press event. A reporter asked her where the electricity charging the demo vehicle was coming from. "Well, here, it’s coming from the building." Sigh. She recovered somewhat with a (correct!) guess about the grid energy mostly coming from natural gas. And where will the grid energy come from once POTUS &amp; co. deliver on his campaign promise to "end fossil fuels" at the same time energy demands are massively increasing? Wind, solar, and millions of unicorns on treadmills. Everything except the unicorns will be manufactured in environmentally friendly Chinese factories. There are no free lunches, ever.,(reply>), @Inshaneity My ICE is fully charged when I go the service station and is ready for use for about 2 weeks.😀,(reply>), @Resist Hoplophobic Bigots my EVs battery is always charged in the morning for a full days use, unlike an ICE.,(reply>), @Suiginryou Hitaiga also I can completely fill up my car’s tank in a few minutes and get back to driving, unlike an EV.