Hogwash.
~10k of the 13k families in Peachtree City, GA own a golf cart that maxes out at ~15 mph. (New ones cost $10k+.) And Peachtree City is a suburb, not a retirement community or college town.
Americans will absolutely buy small, fun vehicles if they have safe places to use them.
In the Atlanta suburb of Peachtree City, teens and older people alike rely on little electric vehicles to get around. Is this a potential model for a more sustainable suburbia?
I'm not going to say the new Mexican government-backed EV isn't cool, it definitely is, but none of you people actually want to spend $8,600 on a vehicle that can't go faster than 30 miles per hour. Come on now.
e.w. niedermeyer
apparently the Mexican government has backed a new super cheap EV van, 100 percent made in Mexico, that looks sick as hell www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
An electric vehicle startup backed by the Mexican government unveiled its first prototype in a ceremony featuring President Claudia Sheinbaum, who praised the project as an affordable mobility option ...
