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Old 11-30-2011, 05:31 PM   #71 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Rui Z View Post
But you are assuming no advances in technology or reduction in electric vehicle price or gasoline price increases.
Nope. Technology advances every day. Everyone knows that...so this is a given IMO.

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Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s View Post
That may be true for today, but the more they sell and develop, the cheaper it will be to produce them. Eventually the manufacturing cost will be enough to make them comparable to gasoline powered cars.

Look at the PS3 for example. When it came out, it was $600. A lot of people said they weren't interested due to the high price tag. After a couple years of making them Sony was able to reduce the manufacturing cost and offer them at a lower price to the consumer. This boosted sales causing the cycle to repeat and Sony lowered the price again once they made it even cheaper to manufacture them. 5 years later, PS3's cost what like $150? That's 25% of what they cost when they came out just 5 years ago.
This is different because the PS3 had big demand. Electric vehicles, on the other hand, do not.
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