Friday, 22 January 2021

Electric Inflection Point?

There is a serious need to replace diesel and petrol-fuelled cars with electric alternatives. The change is necessary to both reduce health-damaging air pollution and to curb climate change. Experts now agree that we are fast approaching an inflection point, at which electric vehicles are cheaper than the traditional alternatives, without the need to employ grants and tax breaks (https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/jan/22/electric-vehicles-close-to-tipping-point-of-mass-adoption). The experts suggest that this 'tipping point' (along with battery improvements) will, inevitably, lead to a mass adoption of this cleaner mode of transport. Their conclusion is supported by a finding that more than 90% of electric car owners, would not want to return to petrol-fuelled vehicles.
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