I wouldn't count the ICE out just yet. Liquid fuels still have a far higher energy density than batteries (which have their own significant environmental issues), and the technology exists now to do both point-of-generation AND ambient atmospheric carbon capture, which can be driven by fusion power, to be reformed into liquid fuels. Plus, the infrastructure already exists for liquid fuel distribution and you're not giving the finger to those who can't afford to buy and replace an electric car every 75K miles.
Statistics: Posted by usesbiggerwords — Tue Sep 06, 2022 3:32 pm