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It also clearly reads that the technology is not ready for mass users in an estimated quarter of a trillion dollar industry (by 2032).

Sure I agree it is a positive that EV prices are going down for the average day-to-day consumer. Purchasers will need to save as much as they can, to put towards the cost of repairs should they need it

"No need to stand there as you pump gasoline into them."

Haha do you mean stand there and pump gasoline for less than 45 seconds? Solid point.

"The oil burning cars will be relics of yesteryear in the next decade!"

If by decade you mean at least 20-30 years, then perhaps. Been drinking too much of the media's coolaid.

Also have to consider in that timeframe other technologies will advance, but EV fanboys have tunnel vision and aren't capable of thinking that far ahead.