Electric Cars and Trucks

[Phil B.]

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House Votes to Strike Down Biden's 'EV Mandate' as 5 Democrats Side with Republicans


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https://insideevs.com/news/700033/global-ev-sales-october2023/?fbclid=IwAR23LbLZEGiubIzKaj-XYdMgnOg2TQv32QBIrCoj8rkiaopB9VY-tcbC-18

Global EV Sales Maintain Record Pace Of 1.3 Million In October 2023

This year, plug-in electric car sales have a chance to exceed 13 million.

[Phil B.]

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Watch: Car Owner Shocked to Learn Cost of a New Hybrid Battery More Than He Paid for Car


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[BillyCarpenter]

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Sleepy Joe doing sleepy things.




Just One EV Charger Built So Far From Biden's $7.5 Billion Pledge to Rapidly Expand Charging Infrastructure

[Phil B.]

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Tesla recalls 2 million vehicles to fix autopilot safety issues | Just The News


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[Phil B.]

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EV Agenda Suffers Crushing Blow as Ford Dramatically Slashes Electric F-150 Lightning Production


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[Phil B.]

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Tesla recalls more than a hundred thousand cars over door concerns | Just The News


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[Phil B.]

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Hertz Selling Fleet of Electric Vehicles, Shifting Back to Gas Cars


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https://electrek.co/2024/01/15/harvard-solid-state-battery-charges-in-minutes/

[BillyCarpenter]

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I tried to tell liberals.





Biden's trillion dollar climate agenda is blowing up and John Kerry has a lot to answer for









Even Wall Street elites are throwing in the towel; ESG funds, scorched by their high fees and avoidance of oil and gas stocks, are drying up.


JOHN KERRY TO STEP DOWN AS BIDEN ADMIN CLIMATE CZAR: REPORT


In 2022, Biden promised our NATO allies the U.S. would ramp up LNG exports to help supply their energy needs. Even as he did so, his confused administration continued to roll out regulations that make generating such supplies more costly and more difficult. Just last week, the White House proposed new fines on methane emissions, part of a broader crackdown that could reportedly make a large number of smaller oil and gas wells uneconomic and curb U.S. production by as much as 5%.


Right now the feds are deliberating whether to permit construction of another LNG terminal on the Louisiana Coast. Will the White House climate zealots actually decide against it?





Kerry and Joe Biden have a lot to answer for.

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I tried to tell liberals.





Biden's trillion dollar climate agenda is blowing up and John Kerry has a lot to answer for



No wonder John Kerry is stepping down as climate czar. Joe Biden’s trillion-dollar green agenda is blowing up, and no one is more closely tied to the fast-deflating boondoggle than John Kerry.


The push for electric vehicles is a bust, renewable projects like offshore wind farms are being canceled by the boatload, people are tired of being told they can’t buy things they want, like gas stoves and incandescent light bulbs and – guess what? – sane people in our country are willing to admit (finally) that the world will run on fossil fuels for the foreseeable future.


Even Wall Street elites are throwing in the towel; ESG funds, scorched by their high fees and avoidance of oil and gas stocks, are drying up.


JOHN KERRY TO STEP DOWN AS BIDEN ADMIN CLIMATE CZAR: REPORT


Just last week, Chesapeake Energy announced it will spend $7.4 billion to purchase Southwestern Energy, creating what will be our country’s largest producer of natural gas. The combined companies will feed an ever-growing demand for U.S. gas to supply LNG exports, essential to loosening Russia’s grip on Europe’s energy. The acquisition signals confidence that Biden’s crack-down on oil and natural gas production has run smack into a reality brick wall; much as the White House wants to pander to the climate lobby, we need fossil fuels.



In 2022, Biden promised our NATO allies the U.S. would ramp up LNG exports to help supply their energy needs. Even as he did so, his confused administration continued to roll out regulations that make generating such supplies more costly and more difficult. Just last week, the White House proposed new fines on methane emissions, part of a broader crackdown that could reportedly make a large number of smaller oil and gas wells uneconomic and curb U.S. production by as much as 5%.


Right now the feds are deliberating whether to permit construction of another LNG terminal on the Louisiana Coast. Will the White House climate zealots actually decide against it?


At the same time, war in the Middle East is driving home once again that energy security is national security; the government’s war on fossil fuels looks dumber by the minute. Aggression from Russia’s Putin and Iran’s mullahs is funded by oil; they would have less money to invest in malicious activities were it not for the Biden White House discouraging U.S. production which could bring global prices down. US output is currently 13.2 million barrels per day, finally surpassing the 13 mb/d peak reached during the Trump presidency. But….it would be higher but for the delays in leasing, increased fees, and other obstacles thrown up by the Biden group.


Kerry and Joe Biden have a lot to answer for.

Whinny little boy unfortunately no body cares

The future is Electric dummy

Don't they have Tesla cars in Mississippi?

[Copier Addict]

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Whinny little boy unfortunately no body cares

The future is Electric dummy

Don't they have Tesla cars in Mississippi?

The minimum wage is Mississippi is still only $7.25. It's unlikely an electric car is within range for a majority of residents.

[BillyCarpenter]

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The minimum wage is Mississippi is still only $7.25. It's unlikely an electric car is within range for a majority of residents.

You don't have an EV, son. LOL