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Originally Posted by Moto-Mojo
Falling gas prices are a fantasy in CA. I paid $6.46 for MID grade yesterday. This is a full $3 over nat’l average. A total ripoff of Californians. Don’t fall for pretty boy, Gavin Newsom, when he runs for president, or you all will pay $7.00+ and be FORCED to relinquish your Camaro. You have been warned!
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Yeah, Commiefornia. A state where you can change your gender, but not your car's muffler. There's a guy I see at car shows who moved to TN this past year and he said that it's like moving back to the USA having left California. With the ban on new gas stations and new internal combustion powered vehicles by 2035, California will continue to spiral down the toilet bowl it's going down.
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Originally Posted by redcoats1976
OMG...hes gonna run for president? one problem EVs will face is that the cost of electricity will increase in order to fund needed infrastructure improvements.my bill here in central florida has increased about 40% just due to the unavailabilty of russian natural gas with no improvement to infrastucture at all.and we are all aware that in california the grid is already overstressed.switching to EVs en masse should make things much better there...right? i refuse to vote for some left wing,car hating fascist who probably owns a multimillion dollar beach mansion.
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I saw a news article the other day where it was by a liberal journalist who actually admitted that energy prices will go up with the demand from EVs. Something that wouldn't have made such an impact from losing Russian natural gas supplies is coal. The only country in the world that has more coal than the US is China, and not by much. There are 1 quadrillion (1,000 trillion) tons of proven reserves (meaning reserves we know of) in the world. That supply would be able to keep us in electricity for MANY years until we find viable alternatives to fossil fuels.