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  I dunno but I will resist EVs for as long as possible. Or at least until they are are as practical as an ICE.
  There are major hurdles to get over for EVs to be widely adopted and I don't see it happening anytime soon. They're probably great for short commutes but I truly believe their ~300 mile range will have to at least be doubled and charging taking less than half of what it is now for them to be widely adopted.
context: I'd love to have an EV, but I cannot charge at home and the charging infrastructure here is shit. >
  
  Also am I not supposed to get upvoted if this is unpopular lol >
  
  You’re a bit inaccurate.  Your narrative is directly from the oil lobby. America exports more oil than we keep for ourselves. Oil company’s make more. Also making oil and then burning oil to make oil and burning that oil is exponentially worse for
  Environment. Once you use carbon sources to create elect vehicle there are zero emissions so making them is finite and not exponentially creating pollution. Also Mining those minerals not as bad and harmful to land as oil exploration. Not to mention what we spend in war. Also not allowing competitors is monopolistic and is against free enterprise. Don’t stand up for oil companies. How often do they send their children and families to die for you or pay you 6 bucks a gallon to get to work cause there’s no public transportation cause your taxes don’t fund cause they’re funding a military to fight a losing war in iran? >
  
  I agree w this logic the most out of the arguments people have made