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Lauri · 01.27.2010, 05:24 PM

Well... I won't start to argue with you guys

PR and government support and big corporations and things are bad, mmmmmmkay

We've all seen the "Who killed the electric car" documentary - it really pisses you off and frustrates, how things are done... but that's life, what can you do?! I think that documentary explaned very nicely what and why is happening.

It is an ongoing process. Tesla is a step in a right direction. Or maybe not. Time will tell. London is full of GWiz cars. It works there. Tesla IS the first real car that George or Matt can go, buy, enjoy and see that electric cars do work and make sense.

I think Tesla shows people that electric car can work. And Tesla puts the big car companies to work on the electric cars also although they dont't want to.

Only time will tell how we are charging our electric cars in 10 or 20 years.

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Lauri RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 61 Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Estonia, Europe	01.27.2010, 05:24 PM Well... I won't start to argue with you guys PR and government support and big corporations and things are bad, mmmmmmkay We've all seen the "Who killed the electric car" documentary - it really pisses you off and frustrates, how things are done... but that's life, what can you do?! I think that documentary explaned very nicely what and why is happening. It is an ongoing process. Tesla is a step in a right direction. Or maybe not. Time will tell. London is full of GWiz cars. It works there. Tesla IS the first real car that George or Matt can go, buy, enjoy and see that electric cars do work and make sense. I think Tesla shows people that electric car can work. And Tesla puts the big car companies to work on the electric cars also although they dont't want to. Only time will tell how we are charging our electric cars in 10 or 20 years.