Electric vehicles....

Somewhere, I can't remember where, they are already talking about A). Sending each EV owner a Road Tax bill, or B). removing the Road Tax from gasoline and sending everyone a quarterly Road Tax bill based on your auto's combined mileage, much similar to Income Tax.
 
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I'm sure all the new ones are connected to the internet and can upload that info, as well as all kinds of other data. Most gas vehicles now are as well.
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What was the incentive for the auto industry to give cars the capability to send that data to them? The government?
 

Soros Slashed Rivian Stake After 90% Drop From Peak, Exits Tesla​


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Soros Slashed Rivian Stake After 90% Drop From Peak, Exits Tesla

(Bloomberg) -- George Soros’s investment firm cut holdings in electric-vehicle makers, slashing a stake in Rivian Automotive Inc. after a 90% share decline and eliminating an investment in Tesla Inc.Most Read from BloombergThis New Airline Is Raising the Bar, From First Class to EconomyFlorida’s...
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Here is the outcome the WEF and Marxist want.

Make us have everything electric. Get rid of any means of making electricity except for green (wind and solar) then ban using any electricity because there are shortages ... and the citizens will gladly line themselves up against the wall and give the order to be shot.

You will take public transportation and be happy.

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Switzerland Mulling Bans on Electric Car Use Amid Energy Shortages

As a result of the ongoing energy crisis, Switzerland is considering a ban on the use of electric cars for non-essential purposes.
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Owners of Teslas, Volts, and other electric cars in Switzerland may soon find themselves taking the bus, with the country reportedly considering a partial ban on using EVs as part of a host of measures aimed at saving electricity.

Like a whole host of other European nations, Switzerland’s energy situation is being significantly stressed as a result of Russia largely pulling out of Europe’s energy market, with the country seeming particularly concerned about its supply of electricity.

As a result, according to a report by Swiss newspaper 20 Minuten, the country’s government has drawn up a raft of emergency measures aimed at reducing strain on the power grid for use in emergency scenarios.

While measures such as limiting the total speed of cars, reducing the opening hours of shops as well as the amount of heating permitted at nightclubs are also planned, included in the government’s power saving scheme is a ban on the use of electric cars for non-essential purposes.

“The private use of electric cars is only permitted for absolutely necessary journeys
 
Yeah, I'm already seeing unwelcome monitoring on my 2016 Truck, Chevy continues to monitor it over the chevy internet link, even though I haven't activated it.

Not thrilled with that. One reason we still have our 2013 SUV that doesn't seem to do that.

I don't trust stuff that can be updated without my permission.
 
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