Interesting. 2035 is still a ways off, but like it or not, California drives what happens with cars. Same thing back in the day when Price is Right's prize cars boasted "California Emissions". Well, the industry followed and pretty much every car sold today has "California emissions." One of our three cars at the house is electric. We charge it from panels on our roof. Easy peasy. Ultimately, you're gonna lots most solar. Lots more houses with battery setups. And big battery storage power plants out in the desert. As Elon wants. Shoots, you can get an F150 electric that will power your house for 10 days if you're judicious now. You'll see car chargers everywhere and savvy gas station owners with the space are gonna install banks of chargers. I think it's quite possible that by 2035 electric cars are just gonna be the norm. In, I think Norway, something like 60 percent of new car sales are already electric. I wonder what'll happen with boats tho in Calif. There's a lot of movement towards electric in that industry, but boats require so much energy to propel them that you need absolutely massive battery banks. The effects on auto spare parts companies and ancillary products will be huge. The savvy auto customizers are already figuring out how to make classics electric. Again - interesting.
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