You've gone made over there in Europe, and more so in UK. I'm so glad that I live in Australia, where we can buy diesel & petrol cars for the foreseeable future, in fact I'm thinking of updating my diesel Jeep to another diesel, perhaps a Mitsubishi Pajero (Shogun to you). Our government has fallen for the world's greatest hoax (that mankind is causing changes in the climate, when it has always changed, and we emit only 3% of all CO2), but we haven't gone to this electric car imbecility as yet. Except for the few who live close in to the city, and in a house, (you can't charge your car if you live in a flat) and never go very far, we need greatly longer ranges as you can drive in the outback here, and it can be an hour between towns, and so it could take 1/2 hour to charge tor EV every 300 or so km. To go between Sydney and Melbourne, (not the outback) about 850 km, you can drive it in a day with little trouble in a diesel/petrol can. In my Jeep I can do it without stopping. My tank is 78 litres, so at 8.5l/100km I need 72 litres. In an EV it would take 3 days — ridiculous!
You've gone made over there in Europe, and more so in UK. I'm so glad that I live in Australia, where we can buy diesel & petrol cars for the foreseeable future, in fact I'm thinking of updating my diesel Jeep to another diesel, perhaps a Mitsubishi Pajero (Shogun to you). Our government has fallen for the world's greatest hoax (that mankind is causing changes in the climate, when it has always changed, and we emit only 3% of all CO2), but we haven't gone to this electric car imbecility as yet. Except for the few who live close in to the city, and in a house, (you can't charge your car if you live in a flat) and never go very far, we need greatly longer ranges as you can drive in the outback here, and it can be an hour between towns, and so it could take 1/2 hour to charge tor EV every 300 or so km. To go between Sydney and Melbourne, (not the outback) about 850 km, you can drive it in a day with little trouble in a diesel/petrol can. In my Jeep I can do it without stopping. My tank is 78 litres, so at 8.5l/100km I need 72 litres. In an EV it would take 3 days — ridiculous!