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Celebrating humanity's flourishing through the spread of capitalism and the rule of law
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Four months ago, the Antiplanner observed that the market for electric cars was supposedly booming. Yet I was skeptical. Ford, Toyota, and other mainstream manufacturers were making very limited runs of electric vehicles, making it hard to get one. Others, such as Fiat-Chrysler, weren’t making any at all. Other than … Continue reading →
More Questions about Electric Vehicles
07 Nov 2023 Leave a comment
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By Paul Homewood Coming to a town near you!
California EV HELL: QUEUING for chargers at MIDNIGHT!!!
05 Nov 2023 Leave a comment
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By Paul Homewood I don’t use Facebook much, but am always astonished to see how many adverts for EVs appear. Are companies so desperate to sell them, or is this the Nudge Unit at work again? Anyway, it’s a good opportunity to check out prices again.
Mini Electric Costs £10K More Than Petrol–And Has An Effective Range Of 100 Miles
05 Oct 2023 Leave a comment
in transport economics, urban economics
Kansas City voters sensibly rejected spending money on light rail at least seven times. But that common sense apparently didn’t extent to streetcars, which are an even dumber idea than light rail as streetcars are slower than buses, far more expensive, and can’t get out of their own way if … Continue reading →
Let’s Spend More Money on Something We Have to Give Away to Get People to Use It!
26 Sep 2023 Leave a comment
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By Paul Homewood The average cost of second hand electric cars is plummeting by a “phenomenal amount” as they sit for “months on end” without any buyers.
Values Of Used EVs Plummet, As Dealers Stuck With Unsold Cars
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in transport economics Tags: health and safety
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in transport economics Tags: air crash investigations
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in defence economics, transport economics
28 Apr 2023 Leave a comment
in transport economics Tags: space
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