It’s time to end the electric vehicle racket

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Because of their sleek, modern designs, a consumer might be led to believe that electric cars are also technological marvels. But, really, most of the purported conveniences and innovations of new EVs are already available in most standard gas-powered cars at a far cheaper price. They are, at best, a lateral technology for most consumers (if you never plan on driving in the cold or long distances.)

Yet, judging from the number of EV spots on television, which have increased by nearly 400% over the past few years, you’d think that everyone was clamoring to buy them. But EV sales have risen only a fraction of the percentage since last year despite the endless good press, the endless ads, and the endless government subsidies.

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