‘Ideology over pragmaticism’: Australians cannot rely on fully electric vehicles
Sky News contributor Joe Hildebrand discusses the reason why Australians don’t want to buy electric vehicles.
“The story here is one of ideology over pragmaticism,” Mr Hildebrand said
“The number one reason I can guarantee you that people don’t buy EVs is range anxiety … It is not as big a problem in Europe because there is no outback in Europe.”
- https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/ideology-over-pragmaticism-australians-cannot-rely-on-fully-electric-vehicles/ar-AA1pfxNy?ocid=00000000
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