CenTex Farmall is correct, there is NO WAY there is a 450 hp motor in that pickup....MAYBE 4 - 50 hp motors....
None the less, its not the electric vehicle itself that will get us owed by the chinese, its the synchronous motors that will, the worlds majority of precious metals that are required for them are in china....and as the world moves towards those types we will see an issue....
Maybe electric vehicles are needed to force a redesign and upgrade to the national electric grid. That could be a good thing
Most farmers i know have a small pickup to run around in and have the big pickups when they need it.
The good thing about a "free" and "capitalist" society is you have the right to choose to buy an electric vehicle or not, and i get there are those that say get rid of the subsidies, and while i am in that camp, i am in it 100%, to the extent that i would rather see a federal flat tax of 2% across the board, cut out EVERYTHING and lets states deal with the issues they want, and if a state wants to invest its money in projects like wind turbines, nuclear, or hydrogen powered vehicles then have it, and you have the right to live in that state or move to a state that is more in line with your beliefs.
Its when people draw such hard lines against ideas that they dont like is when we start closing down and losing in general. Lets push the boundaries on ideas and tech like we have as a country for the last ~250 years....lets face it, government has been one of the reason why tech has been pushed, whether through war, or through grants...double edge sword
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