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in less than thirty years? And does it mean that electric vehicles are the sustainable solution to our transport needs for the second half of the century? Unfortunately, to the disappointment of some people, the answer to both of these questions has to be "no".
The massive development of electric vehicles can only be possible if two conditions are met.Firstly, the expansion of electric vehicle manufacturing is dependent on the fragile ability of manufacturers to source vastly increased quantities of vital components and elements without which electric vehicles cannot operate; these include lithium, cobalt and "rare earths" such as neodymium and tantalum, as well as silicon chips which have already been in short supply since 2020. Secondly, few countries currently have electricity grids that are anywhere near being able to cope with the huge increase in demand for electricity that will accompany any rapid growth in electric vehicle ownership. Without adequate supplies of all the vital ingredients of electric motors.and batteries, or without power supplies that are able to provide the electricity needed to recharge millions of electric batteries every day (as well as supplying the current we need for everything else, such as lighting, heating, trains and electric devices), the electric car revolution will run up against insoluble problems.
First of all, that
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1) In today society it a common thing to one of the most concerning thing is the the enviroment. Acknowledge this company are now want to save this by conrvding to electricic resource. There are people are saying that electric vehicles are going to surpass petrol-driven one. I argee that electric car will one-day replace all of the petrol-one due to may benefits that bring to such as saving the natrual resuoes and the cost of each car will be a lot cheaper than the petrol one.
Governments and vehicle manufacturers are fully aware of these issues, but the consensus among
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