Can electric cars completely replace gas vehicles in 2050? - People View's
If we as a society decides to that no problem. In fact the the average drive for a person in USA is about 29.2 miles or 47 km. That is well within reach of today's electric vehicles. Here in Sweden it is lower 34 km.
What needs to be done until 2050 is for the car manufactures to scale up production and in some countries an upgrade in charging structure. But there are no technical hurdles for reaching this goal.
Not completely as some of heavy work still ic engines will do there are certain hurdles for electric vehicle like battery range infrastructure cost of battery will reduced in coming 10 years so they will slowly become less not completely go.
The only thing standing in the way of achieving this goal is will power. New technology and capacity for making electric cars is evolving quickly. We will soon have robo taxies that will be able to take up within a city using a smart phone app. Traditional vehicles will not be the norm by 2050.
Yes, at least 90%.
Unless a new technology (like hydrogen cell etc.) becomes more viable than the electric vehicles, chances are by 2050 electric vehicles will dominate the market.
But I think cars running on cleaner fuel like CNG and all are going to remain for quite some time.

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