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Toyota saying "Bye Bye" to Oilmen by 2025
hwy2heaven 169 Reviews 451 reads
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The world's one of the top and quality automaker will go all electric by 2025 and saying Bye Bye to oilmen!     I don't know about here, with the Clown and Repubthugs we may be going from Oil to Coal to run cars by 2025!  

Related Link: https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/toyota-electrify-entire-vehicle-lineup-120635611.html

hwy2heaven39 reads

UPS ordered 125 electric semis from TESLA making it the biggest public pre order to date.    In other words, saying good bye gas and diesel.

Related Link: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ups-tesla-orders/ups-reserves-125-tesla-semi-trucks-...

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DUANE34 reads

In other words they are ordering 125 electric vehicles in their fleet of over 100,000 vehicles (of which ~8,500 are already some sort of alternative fuel).  So not really "bye bye" yet.

Related Link: https://pressroom.ups.com/pressroom/ContentDetailsViewer.page?ConceptType=FactSheets&id...

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JakeFromStateFarm47 reads

About 35% of it in the US comes from burning coal.  A lot of the rest is from burning natural gas, which is at least cleaner.

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impposter47 reads

Posted By: JakeFromStateFarm
Re: How do you think the electricity to run those cars is generated?
About 35% of it in the US comes from burning coal.  A lot of the rest is from burning natural gas, which is at least cleaner.
Here's a graphic with the same message (although it does vary by region).  Too many people in the US and elsewhere plug things in or turn on the tap and have absolutely NO IDEA where all this useful, cheap, plentiful, even magically unlimited stuff actually comes from. The magic mirror is about to be broken.

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mrhuck35 reads

...of single badge delivery vehicles in America is the U.S. post office, most of them running less than 100 miles a day, would they be a logical start for electrical conversion ?

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anonymousfun46 reads

Many Nordic countries, India and China are also saying bye to fossil fuel powered cars and two wheelers.

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