Next generation (2025, 2026+) BEVs will be the tipping point for the auto industry.

When BEVs have 500 mile+ per charge capacity, charging infrastructure becomes abundant, and 350kW+ charging is ubiquitous (<15 min recharges), there will no longer be any value proposition for ICEs whatsoever (outside of hobbyists).

Amazing how fast the change is happening.

Agree or disagree?

  • SmakeTalk@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I agree about charging infrastructure and speed, but I don’t think we’ll see even 500km+ range be affordable for quite a while, but I also don’t think it’s going to really be the difference-maker.

    To me, there will be a tipping point when people can more reliably charge, and charge faster, on a weekly basis so people who can’t charge at home will be able to justify going electric. I can see most families as well having one ICE and one EV, since they might need the ICE to have a better experience on road trips.