Toyota Just Said Electric Cars are Stupid

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Toyota Just Said Electric Cars are Stupid

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Unfortunately, logic in this country has jumped out the window and fallen to its death.

keithmiller

Well said. And very accurate about the grid. The US grid would fail immediately if everyone had an electric car.

Ruprecttt

He’s right. California will need 50-60, 000 windmills to charge their all EV state.

They’d better get started.

glenndavis

You don't have to be a scientist to figure that out, just need two braincells to rub together. Keep speaking the truth, Scotty.

Mo-tngm

Wow that sounds like common sense! That's not so common anymore, I refuse to buy electric for the simple reason that they're trying to force us to

Duf_

Toyota see what's happening in CA and smartly stick to their own plan.

riceLife

What I like most about Toyota is that they have the sense to actually say they are building the cars that people want to buy. Instead of building cars that they want to sell you. (like the American manufacturers) I’m tired of having the auto makers and some states shove the electric vehicle down your throat. They are not convenient by any stretch of the imagination, The current battery technology that they use is 45 years old and very outdated, they are grossly expensive with short range between charges, we don’t have the infrastructure for them and if you do the research they really don’t save the environment. The enemy to the environment is not the internal combustion engine.

barbarafleece

scottie should be teaching a class, i would sign up. i want to be able to work on my own cars

David-nryb

Honestly hybrid is the way to go...not full electric vehicles. As Scotty said there aren't enough resources for everybody to have an electric vehicle nor having the infrastructure to support it. Hybrids are great and use little resources and are very efficient.

d.c.barker

It still doesn’t address or solve the battery manufacturing and disposal environmental issues. Nor does it consider the short travel distance and battery life and very long charging times.
I won’t even discuss the lousy towing capabilities of battery trucks.
Until I can drive 400-500 miles in almost any weather and recharge in the same time I can now fill up with gas, you can keep them.

BillO

Upton Sinclair nailed it when he said “it is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”

markcarlson

Also, they are not sure modern parking structures can handle the weight of an electric car in every parking space.

timothyjones

Planning takes time. Not just do it. Pushing something without actually taking the time to make a realistic plan is not only unrealistic but harmful to others. Some people take the time to make a realistic plan. Others don't. Push out before taking time to make a realistic plan. I see everyday myself that a "plan" we hear about isn't working and actually hurting. It's not smart and scares me.

droopythebeagle

Scotty,
I've been saying this for the last 10 years or so.

petermartyn

Plug in hybrids are what I think are best... or be able to run your hybrid on battery only... like 8-10 miles? Quick grocery trips and such.

chriskelly