I can’t disagree with you, the purpose of my post are lithium battery powered electric vehicles will never ever achieve 100% market saturation, as you posted I doubt it will even achieve 30% any more than that at this particular, moment in time will never happen in our lifetime, or that of anyone in this forum using lithium technology.I have two teenage boys and we have 4 vehicles for 4 drivers. To think an EV can replace all 4 is silly. Probably two could be replaced with EVs as there is always a need for local commuting, etc, but I have to disagree on the hydrogen front. Basing a use case on "what the future might bring" has been a fools errand since Ballard Energy started working on hydrogen in the 70s. Fifty years later and we can see how far they (and hydrogen) have come. Notice how reality kicks the stock back in 2003 and 2023.
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I’m just not so sure why others are convinced other technologies are not viable when we have major corporations already incorporating those technologies in their corporation infrastructure and it doesn’t involve lithium batteries or gasoline