And all that is just the worst of it. You spoke shortly on the fact that they do still use electricity that is generated using fossil fuels to run on and how much that added, so environmentally, electric cars are 100 times worse than traditional cars, but what you didn't speak on is cost to drive. Without fail, every single person I've asked, who drives any electric car says that they feel better not having to pay for fuel. I ran the numbers like, 3 different times a while back. The most popular car in America right now costs less in fuel than the increase in the electric bills of people who own electric. Based on current costs of fuel, and an average of 250 miles per week of driving, the Honda Accord will cost you $40 a week. Based on the claims FROM TESLA, with 3.4 kWh used per mile of driving, the same 250 miles would add $85 a week to your electric bill, most of which are paid monthly. Now, I dunno about anyone else, but the $200 a month I pay for electricity is already a little steep, I don't need $340 MORE on top of it.