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Originally Posted by Spektyr
I think there's a fairly good chance that alternate fuels will exist in 10-20 years that are fairly easy to convert old gasoline engines to...
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Originally Posted by alex87f
BMW tried to make conventional engines work with hydrogen years ago, to no avail, despite putting tens of prototypes on the road. And that's an OEM, with a lot of resources and a vested interest in saving ICEs where they hold a comparative advantage.
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Originally Posted by RaceAddict
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I'll keep this brief because I do not wish to drag this thread too far off topic.
1) The problem with ICE cars is the fuel, not the cars.
2) EV is the wrong answer to that problem.
3) A new fuel is the correct answer to the problem.
4) Nobody has to buy a new car. They just have to fill up at a different fuel station.
5) A new fuel in ICE cars = massive savings in cost for the consumer (see #4).
6) A new fuel in ICE cars = massive reduction of damage to the environment (although not necessarily reduction to zero damage).
7) The boy genius in not a genius. He's just a tech nerd manufacturing electric cars.
Okay, that wasn't brief enough. I apologize.