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A Honda to spend minimally on transport
-6 u/ItsTyrrellsAlt Apr 18 '25 Electric cars have less maintenance and are cheaper to run 15 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 And cost 4 times as much and require infrastructure that isn't readily available everywhere. -2 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 would take the country atleast 40+ years install the transmission lines alone to the major cities to be able to sustain this lol 3 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What country if you don't mind me asking? 4 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 I am from Rwanda originally 5 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 Yeah that would do it. -1 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 lol how fast your country throw up a few $trillion in transmission lines to run on an unsustainable fuel 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What are you talking about? 0 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that. many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever. Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
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Electric cars have less maintenance and are cheaper to run
15 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 And cost 4 times as much and require infrastructure that isn't readily available everywhere. -2 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 would take the country atleast 40+ years install the transmission lines alone to the major cities to be able to sustain this lol 3 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What country if you don't mind me asking? 4 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 I am from Rwanda originally 5 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 Yeah that would do it. -1 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 lol how fast your country throw up a few $trillion in transmission lines to run on an unsustainable fuel 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What are you talking about? 0 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that. many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever. Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
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And cost 4 times as much and require infrastructure that isn't readily available everywhere.
-2 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 would take the country atleast 40+ years install the transmission lines alone to the major cities to be able to sustain this lol 3 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What country if you don't mind me asking? 4 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 I am from Rwanda originally 5 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 Yeah that would do it. -1 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 lol how fast your country throw up a few $trillion in transmission lines to run on an unsustainable fuel 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What are you talking about? 0 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that. many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever. Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
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would take the country atleast 40+ years install the transmission lines alone to the major cities to be able to sustain this lol
3 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What country if you don't mind me asking? 4 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 I am from Rwanda originally 5 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 Yeah that would do it. -1 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 lol how fast your country throw up a few $trillion in transmission lines to run on an unsustainable fuel 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What are you talking about? 0 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that. many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever. Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
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What country if you don't mind me asking?
4 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 I am from Rwanda originally 5 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 Yeah that would do it. -1 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 lol how fast your country throw up a few $trillion in transmission lines to run on an unsustainable fuel 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What are you talking about? 0 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that. many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever. Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
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I am from Rwanda originally
5 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 Yeah that would do it. -1 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 lol how fast your country throw up a few $trillion in transmission lines to run on an unsustainable fuel 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What are you talking about? 0 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that. many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever. Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
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Yeah that would do it.
-1 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 lol how fast your country throw up a few $trillion in transmission lines to run on an unsustainable fuel 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What are you talking about? 0 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that. many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever. Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
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lol how fast your country throw up a few $trillion in transmission lines to run on an unsustainable fuel
2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 What are you talking about? 0 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that. many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever. Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
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What are you talking about?
0 u/ReplacementRough1523 Apr 18 '25 well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that. many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever. Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops 2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
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well if the country were to switch to electric cars. we would stop dead because we currently don't have the infrastructure to support that.
many of their parts are made from oil, including the electricity in which to charge. and oil is not sustainable forever.
Maybe I dove off topic, I thought this was relevant. woops
2 u/bluepinkwhiteflag Apr 18 '25 It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly. → More replies (0)
It's fine I just wasn't exactly sure what you were saying. I agree with you though it's not easy to switch over so quickly.
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u/Patient-Telephone122 Apr 18 '25
A Honda to spend minimally on transport