>where are the EV deniers today? That you use words such as "denier" indicates that you do not have a balanced, unbiased view of this.
Can't take a jerry can to an EV. Australia is a big country.
Australia already has shown that it has limited electricity generation capacity.
EV's are cool, for sure, but not really that practical.
I'd be much more for expanding and improving the interstate rail network, and encouraging people to purchase motorcycles or even very small ICE covered vehicles for general commuting.
>the evidence that the world is going EV regardless of their views? Yes you're right, it's probably going to happen, but surely, the Dutch government would really like farmers to stop farming too. Doesn't mean either are good or practical ideas.
Arguing that "evidence points to this being a certainty" is not the same as "evidence points to this certainly being a good idea".
Mate, if I owned a Cruiser, or even a Hilux surf, zero percent chance I would ever sell it. They make nothing comparable these days.
