‘Climate Change’ in Chicago Puts Biden’s EV Mandate On Thin Ice – Issues & Insights

The polar vortex gripping the nation has exposed a fatal flaw in President Joe Biden’s push to force Americans into electric cars. EVs don’t work well in the cold. Several news stories out of Chicago this week report how EV owners have been struggling to keep their cars charged as extreme cold saps their batteries of energy, extends charging times, and forces owners to wait for hours to get an open charger.
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The Railroader
2 years ago

Why do rich leftists need huge subsidies for their glorified golf carts?

Ex Illini
2 years ago

Biden’s brain performs as if it’s frozen. He’s a national embarrassment.

Ataraxis
2 years ago

If climate change is real (we all know it’s not), then we are guaranteed extreme hot and cold temperatures going forward. Since EVs perform poorly in extreme cold and even worse in extreme heat, then the obvious solution is for everyone to drive ICE vehicles.

Colour Sergeant Bourne
2 years ago

If people want to buy an EV, let them, but the government shouldn’t force me or anyone else to. Apparently the climate change goofs want to ruin everybody’s life since theirs is so miserable.

Da Judge
2 years ago

Agree 1000%.

My 2018 Subaru Outback is paid off and will run for 300,000 miles according to my mechanic. Why would I drop $60K on a range limited EV?

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