Sarcasm, love it!

Why does this channel constantly provide fake updates?

Just take a look next time you are out, and ask yourself how far away from a electric source am I? You would probably have difficulty getting more than a couple hundred feet. Chargers are relatively cheap compared to a gas station, have the ability to be installed virtually anywhere, in great numbers. What is needed more is universality. So anyone can charge any car at any charger.

​@@brettgracey9682 Charging from an electric socket takes too long. The charging poles that are now in every street in Amsterdam take hours, too. But these poles are meant for charging while parking which is different from charging during a trip. What I don't get is that people assume charging and batteries will remain the same while in fact the development is in the direction of long-lasting, fast-charging batteries with high-voltage, fast-charging delivery charging stations. It is actually mainly the gas guzzling Americans and coal-loving Australians who are spreading this anti-EV propaganda. It is by far the stupidest thing these idiots could do. They are thwarting or at least slowing American infrastructure for EVs which gives the Chinese a free playing field outside of the USA, i.e. no GM and no Ford involved in EVs meaning they are goners.

@@charlesvanderhoog7056 couldn’t agree more. My comment about poles being everywhere, is that a charger even a stage 2 can go almost anywhere. In North America those lines carry a minimum 11,500 kVA.

@@brettgracey9682 O, really? That would be excellent. A major barrier to EVs is now that the electric network is not always up to providing so many EVs with power as is projected to be in 2025, let alone 2030 when in the EU no emission cars (99,99999% ICE car) may be sold at all. Perhaps with extensive fossil fuel lobby (and extortion and bribery) in Germany they can stretch it to 2035 but that's it.