New Detroit

In Eastern Europe:

Read the whole article here.

The news outlet also points out that Czechia has the second-highest car production rates globally. Car manufacturers and suppliers of car parts in Czechia also employ around half a million people. Bloomberg estimates that up to 85,000 jobs could disappear in Slovakia as a result of the electric-car transition. As Slovakia’s automotive-based workforce is roughly half of Czechia’s, this implies that up to about 250,000 people could lose their jobs in Czechia with the shift to electric cars.

I really hope the EV craze is gonna be a failure in the end.

EVs Seem Like An Evolutionary Dead End

And if they did not have the support of corrupt governments subsidizing them, and enacting favorable laws, they wouldn’t be very successful…

The things don’t seem to have the oomph to deal with severe conditions.

Maybe the Russians will come up with an EV that works in winter?

Or maybe not. The EU bureaucrats have been saying that this Green revolution, and their policy will make Europe an economic powerhouse. Meanwhile, most EVs around here seem to come from China, and the EU is quickly deindustrializing due to high energy prices. But then again, this comes from the same people that said Russia guts washing machines for semi-conductors.