During electric vehicle event, governor admits demand has waned – Center Square

“If people want EVs, they will buy them. If they don’t want the EV, they won’t buy them,” said state Rep. Brad Halbrook. “No amount of taxpayer-funded subsidies will ever change that.” Halbrook added the massive tax incentive package given to EV manufacturer Rivian Automotive equates to a $1.5 million for every job created.
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Don Diego de la Vega “Z”
1 year ago

Do ya think a billion or so dollars could be applied towards the looming pension crisis instead of thrown away on a failing EV manufacturing company? What relative of Pritzger has a monetary interest in Rivian?

Last edited 1 year ago by Don Diego de la Vega “Z”
Ex Illini
1 year ago

Stay away from EVs unless you like throwing your money away. I go where I want, when I want, and can stop for gas and be on my way in 5 minutes. Pretty much anywhere in the country.

The Railroader
1 year ago
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True that. The Climate Religion has warped minds into accepting these civilizational downgrades.

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