RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Perspective What I am surprised at is this far into the Tesla world is that nobody has come out with a noise maker to attach that will make a Tesla have that deepthroated 4 barrel rumble as it accelerates down the street like a Shelby GT500 Mustang. All the young guys just love that noise and having complete silence when you push the pedal to the metal just doesn't make the grade. Used to spend a fortune modifying the exhaust system to give you the best rumble -- and now there is no exhaust system. :-)) Just like the golf cart -- yell "Fore, I'm coming through."
Tommy123 wrote: If you read the plan, you can still OWN an ICE vehicle in 2030. Just no new ones can be imported legally. I'll bet that there will still be ICE vehicles on the road in 2040 that were purchase before 2030. Just not many, so gas stations will become more an more rare. I know someone who is involved with this with the feds, and it's absolutely happening.
And yes, I think the Liberals will still be in power then. The conservatives are too 'big tent' of a party to form government anymore, especially with millenials now the largest voting block. The conservatives can move more centre, or more right, but either way there will be a lot of infighting, and the party will likely end up tearing itself apart IMO. The friend I know with the feds texts me ALL the time laughing about how terrible the conservative party is at trying to form government lol. The Liberals have nothing to worry about, and they know it (hence the election call yesterday).
stockmarket1 wrote: The infrastructure for electric vehicle across Canada is still in it's infant stage. More than a decade away tbh. And what? People who buy new cars --- lets say -- 2025. You actually think that they will just give back a new car that's just 5 years old? Gas stations will all of the sudden vanich in 2030 lol. Get real! Don't believe everything you read. Also, who's to say the Liberals will still be in power by 10 years time? This is a " liberal " agenda. mnztr wrote:
I would not rule it out, but at this point is not 100% clear the supply and tech will advance enough.