1.Are BEVs or hydrogen fuel cell vehicles a more promising transportation technology for the future? (This is question #3 from p. 608.)

2.Should car companies be required to produce electric cars?

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1.Are BEVs or hydrogen fuel cell vehicles a more promising transportation technology for the future? (This is question #3 from p. 608.) 


2.Should car companies be required to produce electric cars?

anonymous · Answer

@KeganMoore

anonymous · Answer

I am no good in physics lol sadly...maybe @e.cociuba could help? shot in the dark though

anonymous · Answer

kk @e.cociuba

anonymous · Answer

she got offline :(

anonymous · Answer

grrrr

e.cociuba · Answer

So to your second answer I think, No. Viable electric cars are still many years into the future, hybrid cars are currently a big con, they are far to expressive, they are not economical.v

It's a free market. If someone can build a car that is electric and make money doing it, they will be successful. Making someone do something rarely works out for the best. There are some companies out there making electric cars. I know Honda was, but I'm not sure if they still do.

e.cociuba · Answer

So no I think they shouldn't be required to produce electric cars.

e.cociuba · Answer

So for the first one read this article and it will help you decide what you think. http://www.economist.com/blogs/schumpeter/2013/02/hydrogen-powered-cars