Electric and hybrid vehicles use electricity and a combination of electricity and fuel, respectively, to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and decrease emissions. Proponents argue that it significantly cuts pollution and advances the transition to renewable energy sources. Opponents argue that it increases vehicle costs, limits consumer choice, and may strain the electric grid.
@9NXPTSZ3 days3D
Yes, but don’t penalise those who can’t afford to change.
@9NWX4CX3 days3D
Yes but with subsidies for those switching and allowances for those switched.
@9NPYVVR6 days6D
Yes, but only once effective infrastructure is in place to support electric vehicles. In areas where this infrastructure is absent electric vehicles are not viable and shouldn't be required. Commercial and agricultural vehicles should also be exempt until technology is developed to support the switch.
@9NP3QBS7 days7D
No, but ban all fossil fuel vehicles by a certain date. Allow eco friendly fuels and innovation
@9NNHY6Z1wk1W
Yes, but there should also be emphasis placed on public transport as a better alternative
@9NNGPDT1wk1W
No, but the government should provide better public transportation and cycling options.
@9NN5S721wk1W
Yes, but only once effective, affordable and reliable fast charging infrastructure is in place. Exemptions should be made for remote areas and certain commercial vehicles
@9NN4VF71wk1W
Yes, but only if there is also a concerted push for infrastructure to back it up, coupled with a robust public transportation network as an alternative.
@9NKKYYJ1wk1W
Ban sales of fossil fuel cars (petrol/diesel) but allow for innovation of cars run on sustainable fuels
@9NGMH8H1wk1W
Yes, but car use must not be incentivized over public transport.
@9N7KXH82wks2W
It depends on if those cars are better for climate change or not
Yes, but the government should establish a scheme to aid disadvantaged individuals to get access to a hybrid car.
@9MWSYWZ3wks3W
The government should invest in public transportation infrastructure to reduce our reliance on private vehicles entirely. A hybrid car is not going to curb climate change and besides, private vehicles are a drain on the economy.
@9MTSKWL 3wks3W
If the proper infrastructure in put into place prior to making the requirements then yes in time we just are not there yet across the country to support electric charging stations.
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