Comments by "Anonymous" (@Anonymous------) on "DW REV - Cars & Mobility" channel.

@Allangulon In 2023, 82.38 percent of new cars sold in Norway were EVs. The goal is for the entire Norwegian car fleet to be zero-emission (electric or hydrogen) by 2025. Norway's fleet of electric cars is one of the world's cleanest, because 99% of its power comes from hydropower. Electric cars are cool! They are silent and don't create noxious fumes. And you can drive for several hundred kilometers before you need to charge. Not that charging is a major problem in Norway – it has more than 3000 public charging stations, and 7753 fast chargers, all over the country. Even in the northernmost parts of Northern Norway – an area with huge distances, more reindeer than people, and really low temperatures in the winter – you can get around easily in an EV.
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 @Allangulon 3 decades ago some people said that home computers and internet were a fad and would never become popular. 😂
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 @lukeclifton4392 You know you have brain fog right?
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@Allangulon When someone invents a way to cheaply extract the hydrogen from water and safely store it in small space.
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