Comments by "basspig" (@basspig) on "Why Gas Engines Are Far From Dead - Biggest EV Problems" video.

That's simple. You would need to build 3 nuclear power plants every week for the next 3 years in order to meet the demand of converting all cars to electric.
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@bradleyrex2968 Someone on another channel did the math and worked out how many billions of kWH would be needed to power all those electric cars. Granted, a phased in approach would ease the burden, but unless we start building some mega power plants, we're not going to have the capacity.
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@DeputyNordburg It all depends how the tyrants in Mordor on the Potomac decide to phase it in, whether gradually or all at once.
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@bradleyrex2968 Someone on another channel did the math based on .3kWH per mile, the number of cars on the road and number of miles driven and the grid capacity would not even come close to meeting that demand.
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@DeputyNordburg You're describing how the US government expects things to work! SHHHH!
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According to the world economic forum and agenda 2030 they want to reduce carbon emissions to zero which means all internal combustion engines will be banned by 2028 or 2030. The internal combustion engine will be outlawed and there will be no more. Already the 2024 model of Detroit's automobiles will be electric.
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