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Will the future of transportation be electric?

There is a push towards the usage of electrically powered cars. A few governments envision in the coming year to prohibit sell or even circulation of thermal cars. However electric car still is a niche market Will ti ever become viable

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Yes, the market and governments will push for electric transportation

This position holds that the future of transport will be electric, driven by both the market and government. It argues that the accelerating trend toward green mobility — propelled by policy and consumer demand alike — will make electric cars the dominant mode of transport within a few years.

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Yes, the future is electric but limited

This position holds that the future of transport is electric, but only in a limited way. It argues that persistent range and cost problems — and the complexity of building out charging networks — will confine electric vehicles mainly to local travel rather than every journey.

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Electric mobility will not occur on a large scale

This position holds that electric mobility will not happen on a large scale. It argues that several factors will limit the spread of electric cars — the environmental costs of producing them, a shortage of the electrical resources and infrastructure required, and the economic expense involved.