RE:Bump in the EV roadautofocus111 wrote: Hmmn,,, maybe need more subsidies?
>>>TORONTO: 29 June 2023 — Canada’s electric vehicle (EV) holdouts are digging in their heels, with a majority (66%) saying they are either “very unlikely” or “somewhat unlikely” to consider an EV for their next vehicle purchase. That’s according to the second annual J.D. Power Canada Electric Vehicle Consideration (EVC) Study,SM released today, which finds that overall EV consideration in Canada has declined 13 percentage points to 34% from 47% in 2022, and significantly lags EV consideration rates in the U.S., where 61% of consumers say they are either “very likely” or “somewhat likely” to consider purchasing an EV this year.
https://canada.jdpower.com/press-releases/2023-canada-electric-vehicle-consideration-evc-study
Canada only has carbon tax where as US doughs out 7500 USD rebate on buying a new EV, plus extra incentives at state level. Trudeau fools canadian with virtue signaling with carbon tax to reduce climate change, reduce forest fire, reduce drought, while china is keep adding coal power plants.
Super El Nino is coming, get ready for news blaming fossil fuel/CO2 for coming drought, heat, storms, etc,