I've noticed that government incentives for electric vehicles have been increasing lately. From infrastructure investments to tax benefits, there are a lot of perks being discussed. How do you think this will impact the market? Do you think these incentives are enough, or do we need more steps? Also, despite infrastructure issues, how do you feel about the future of electric vehicles? Share your experiences.
Government support for electric vehicles is increasing, what do you think will happen?
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We were just having the same debate the other day, bro, especially about the tax‑break excuses. The situation is almost like what happened in the mid‑2010s when the government started subsidizing hybrids. Back then we were like, “Whoa, what’s this all about?” but look where we are now. With more incentives for EVs, I honestly think the market is going to explode. At least at first prices will drop, and people won’t take the risk of trying them out.
But we have to admit we’re totally messing up the infrastructure part. I installed a charger at my place, yet we’re still in a phase where our neighbors are like, “What does charging at home even mean?” The government needs to invest more in the infrastructure; otherwise people will keep saying, “There’s no charger in my neighborhood,” and run away from EVs. More steps are needed—I don’t think we can skip this part.