It’s a step-change in transportation technology. Like going from a steam engine to a diesel-electric.

I like all the reasons you list except the trendy bit. Don’t give a shit about that. I also like that I don’t have to waste time at the gas station and can get it ready to go right in my garage.

It’s also quiet.

It’s also great for sitting in traffic, where you’re burning basically no power at all except a bit for climate control and entertainment.

Quite the opposite, I’m afraid.

As economies of scale for producing and delivering to local stations begin to decline, prices will begin to rise.

It’s the only play to remain a viable competitor.

The transition is inevitable.

People loved steam locomotives too (I do), but they’re basically relegated to special excursion service now.

Hey everyone, let’s find anything but an American company to cheer on!

Faster than expected by whom? Not Tony Seba to be sure.

You mean there is not a huge lack of demand, as proclaimed by everyone who makes cars nobody wants?