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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Draco Malfoy" data-source="post: 29830545" data-attributes="member: 570250">those parts manufacturers still has to pay license fee to the vehicle manufacturer. so car companies still make so much money from the existing fleet.I think 95% of people just want to get to point A - B (home to office, supermarket, etc) with the best comfort (no noises, no vibrations, etc), fast, low maintenance cost. they don't care about engine noises, gear changes or generally speaking driving pleasure.they also don't need 1000km batteries. if they can have ~350km range & ability to charge it to 80% in 10 - 15 mins, that's enough.no, it's not a scam. If you analyze it in pure technical point, EVs are much much more efficient than any ICE vehicle. ICE vehicles like incandescent light bulbs while EVs like LED lights.If you think EVs are a scam because of most of the countries burn diesel or coal to generate power, you're thinking too narrowly.AFAIK, coal or diesel power plants always run at stable most efficient rpm unlike vehicle engines. so they extract the best possible energy out of the fuel it burn, which is impossible with ICE vehicles, no ICE car can run the engine in it's most efficient rpm band at all the time.so if a diesel power generator power for 1000 evs, that has higher chance of saving fuel, carbon emission than running 1000 pure ICE vehicles.other reason is, burning coal or diesel is not the only way to power the grid, we can power the grid with solar, wind, hydro or nuclear as well (hopefully in future nuclear fusion as well).today, our grid may be 60% - 70% relying on coal power, but it can be changed gradually in future. so in the future EVs has path to be better in emissions, but if you use ICE vehicles, even in 100 years into the future, they will still be burning petrol, diesel and emit carbon. they have no way to progress.what EVs does is decoupling auto industry from energy (petroleum) industry. EVs doesn't have any dependency to a physical substance like petrol, diesel, hydrogen. If it gets power from anywhere, it works. how that power is generated, is over to the energy industry, whether they burn coal, LNG or solar, it's upto them. because of that EVs has so many possibilities to progress in it's own pace.</blockquote>

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