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Wazdan

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23/06/22

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Originally posted by kingpins ↑

We have all this discussion on EVs but there is very little said about Hybrids and why is that I wonder.
Anything that uses any sort of fossil fuel must be banned, even though a Hybrid has less environmental damage than an EV

So this discussion is not about the environment, it's got nothing to do with clean air or the health of the planet as you all thought, it's about getting rid of the oil companies

A proper Hybrid, and some of them are not proper hybrids are the most efficient vehicle with the best of both worlds

Not only that but they can be put into full production immediately with existing technology
The sale price would be probably cheaper than a normal IC car due to simpler engineering requirements

So why not tell us the reasons that we should continue with EVs

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some years ago Bunnings purchased Hybrids for their Reps.

The vehicles cost the company a huge amount of money for the period of use and the extremely low trade in value added to the disaster!!!!!!!!

They now all drive twin cab 4x4 diesels!!

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