What if I’m wrong?
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What if I’m wrong?

It seems that, no matter what you write on the internet, what opinion you have, you always end up in a discussion. Which is not necessarily a bad thing - I like good discussions and they can help you to better understand a certain topic or the others' point of view. Many topics though are not tangible - are based on assumptions and a certain likelihood. Two recently discussed big topics and good examples are Climate Change and COVID-19 actions. No one can tell for sure how Climate Change will happen, how quickly it will happen, how it will affect…
Debunking the Most Common Myths About Electric Vehicles
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Debunking the Most Common Myths About Electric Vehicles

I feel compelled to write a longer article on this subject, as I keep encountering the same misconceptions about electric vehicles (EVs) — both in my social media timeline and in conversations with friends and colleagues. Instead of responding to each comment individually, I want to consolidate and address the most widespread EV myths in this post. Myth 1: EVs Have Too Short a Range Range anxiety is the most common reason people hesitate to switch to an electric vehicle. However, this fear is often entirely unfounded. Let’s break it down with some data: In Germany, the average car travels…