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911Spanker said: Deep Thought said: Dynion Araf Uchaf said: DonkeyApple said: It makes Renault a premium brand in the U.K. though by naturally separating them from the brands that can't attract consumers who own driveways. With that image shift they can create better margins. So maybe they won't mind that much? Brits love using cars to project an image and an EV tells people you own more land than others in the Lidl car park. It s all part of the environmentalism as flex bragging I genuinely dont see that. Its definitely, i think, something thats put about by some of the haters.I asked

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plfrench said: Yeah the whole Prius Hollywood A-lister rush thing was probably more like 20 years ago! I don t think people get EVs these days to be seen as being green! I suspect the watering down that the press with be using to whip people like TB into a frenzy won t actually come to very much. They ll probably take the opportunity to finally announce the 2030-34 targets and smooth it through a bit more gradually so 2030 doesn t seem like such a jump. Perhaps something like 27 35% 28 40% 29 45% 30 50% 31 60% 32 70% 33 80% 34 90% 35 on 100%Personally, I'm of the view that it never needs to be 100% as that's a tactic that is good for focussing the importers at the initial stage but it also emotionally destabilises parts of the electorate and makes them more vulnerable to being owned by door to door salesmen selling snake oils. You just need a percentage that gets the job done via not just incentives but market forces. Anywhere between 50-75% will achieve that. 2030 was a date invented by that buffoon Johnson and even 2035 was selected as a random date to try and show Europe how well'ard we are. All we logically want to do is not stand in the way of market forces, not push people into more expensive ICE to help support overseas corporations at our expense and to just find the logical balance with those market forces. Ultimately, we want a policy that changes what we import to be lower monthly financing and running costs to free up capital from 40m incomes to be spent elsewhere in the domestic economy rather than converted to foreign currency and lost from the system. The truth is that we have slowly sleep walked into a situation where households are spending too much on utility transport boxes and are far too exposed to third world oil market influences. Cheap to rent, cheap to buy and cheap to run EVs are the overt solution but we need to work with the overseas manufacturers of these goods to ensure the 2m new cars added each year that are chosen by the m