This could be the solution to all their problems, via Warmist Geoffrey Lean, who starts the article by blaming a gas necessary for life for all warming
(Telegraph) A faster route to electric vehicles – and their benefits in the battles against oil-dependency and climate change – is being launched in Israel and Denmark early this year. Better Place retains ownership of batteries, removing their cost from the purchase of the car, and has built national networks of changing stations that will replace them when they run down faster than it takes to fill up with petrol. It also sells mobility like mobile phones; customers contract to buy miles rather than minutes and get cars, which like handsets, are relatively cheap. At present it is this breakthrough that looks closest to winning the electric revolution its place in the sun.
OK, so that eliminates the time needed to charge the EVs. Too bad it doesn’t eliminate the necessity to stop every 30-45 minutes to replace the battery. It’d be like taking a trip with someone who has a weak bladder.
Nor does it eliminate the necessity to leave the heat /AC off in order to make it the 40-70 miles per fully charged battery.
