The book "The BIG EV Lie" tackles the topic of electric vehicles and whether they are truly the solution to saving the planet. The authors delve into the common misconceptions surrounding EVs and explore the big questions: are cars the worst causes of global warming, and can EVs save us if we all buy them?
Initially, the authors set out to make a humorous episode about the downsides of EVs, such as range anxiety and charging waiting times. However, as they dug deeper into the topic, they discovered more complex issues and a lot of misinformation.
The book examines the long-term implications of mass EV adoption and whether we have the energy and raw materials to support it. The authors also investigate whether electricity is actually as green as it seems and how it is produced.
The book is the result of a year-long investigation and is not just two old guys cracking jokes in a supercar. Instead, it presents a serious and thought-provoking discussion about the future of transportation and the environment.
Overall, "The BIG EV Lie" is a must-read for anyone interested in the future of electric vehicles and the impact they could have on the environment. The authors provide a comprehensive analysis of the issue and challenge readers to think critically about the true cost of EV adoption.