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I think this is a logical debate (at least in Spain), where there are still salaries of €1,200, and before people have to scrap their electric car, because they don't have the €8,000 worth of the battery. Before buying an electric car, think about it, do numbers, analyze...😚.
I strongly recommend that people who are thinking of buying an electric car, first keep in mind that it is a battery, and as such, it will run out before 10 years. And you will have to spend a lot of money €. Where are you going to charge the batteries? 12 million cars that sleep on the street in Spain??, we lift all the streets to install wiring 🤷. The electric car is completely unfeasible, for the moment 🤔😚.
If my car is 25 years old, how many times would I have had to change the battery (€4,000-€10,000) if it were electric?? Maybe 3 times, that would make an average of about €20,000 (hopefully). What a business it is to change the battery. battery every 7-8 years. electric cars, NO THANKS!. better gas or biodiesel.