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Indeed :)

No. A vast majority of trucks made are manufactured since the 2000s. Prior trucks are obsolete. Electric will raise energy efficiency from less than 20% in society, to potentially upwards 60%. This will be as big as the shift from horses to internal combustion engine cars 100 years back.

@@disruptivebrains i mean teslas looks pretty much disposable just look at vids of ppl braking the onterior of the car is made of cheap plastic but for example in my country you can see old old trucks that still works teslas are not that durable and is useless in countries where theres not teslas charging stations

@@leonardolarocca1999 Teslas are substantially more recyclable and hence durable than basically all i ternal combustion engines. Read Tesla’s Impact report for the data. And no, the data is the opposite on Teslas not being proliferated if there arent Superchargers. Exponential growth and large marketshare are seen in countries in Europe where superchargers are supersparse. Not arguing, just looking at data 😇

@@disruptivebrains well there is a case in spain the customer bought one and the weld was very bad and got a refund and the interior of the car is cheaply made of plastic that breakes i know that the electric motor is way mote simple that an engine but the battery is made of lithium cobalt and few more things thats not exactly ecofriendly

Check out this. Always be humble about the future. Disruptive innovations have gone in massive waves since start of the 18th century 😇 m.ruclips.net/video/5RRmepp7i5g/видео.html

That is correct sir 🤓