SteffanG
Well-known member
- First Name
- Steffan
- Joined
- Jun 14, 2021
- Threads
- 6
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- 320
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- 267
- Location
- Langley, BC
- Vehicles
- 2011 Audi Q5 (written off), 2008 F150 XLT HDPP
- Occupation
- Electrician
But as it has been said before, the EV rebates DO NOT help. All of the manufactures that sell EV vehicles right now are sold out for months, what will giving more money for rebates change? Even if they built more cars, they would still be all sold without any additional rebates...It's hard to imagine with the Ukraine situation, that BBB wont pass very soon with at least the EV credits. While it might seem the least of peoples worries, a big part of why Russia is able to get away with what they have done is because of their oil wealth and other countries reliance on their energy resources. Once people get past the obvious destruction unfolding, their going to start focusing on things like pushing EV's harder than ever to limit Russia's financial resources. Europe is going to push even harder than the US to go the EV path, but it's going to be widespread. In the short term there is going to be HUGE political pressure to pass any legislation that takes away from Russia's ability to finance this kind of behavior. EV credits are cheap compared to the cost of missiles. I expect the EV credits to pass with at least the 12,500 amount within the month. The legislature might get more creative and add even more in... we'll see
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