Netizens question whether the development of electric vehicles is wrong: give three reasons

On August 13, Fast Technology reported that with the explosion of new energy, the export volume of domestic new energy vehicles ranked first in the world, More than 60% of the world's new energy vehicles are produced and sold in China. China's new energy vehicle patent disclosure accounts for 70% of the world's total, and more than 63% of the world's power batteries are supplied by China.

Such achievements are obvious to all. Many people say that China has completed the curve overtaking and has reached the forefront of the world in the field of new energy vehicles. However, people have always questioned the development path of electric vehicles. This is not true. Today, "netizens question whether the development of electric vehicles is going wrong" is on the hot search.

According to the netizen, the reason why he has such a question, It's because I have stayed in South Korea and Japan for more than ten days, and I can hardly see any electric vehicles on the road , so I think it's strange: don't they all say that electric vehicles are environmentally friendly and cost saving? Moreover, with the scientific level of Japan and South Korea, it's much easier to promote electric vehicles than it is for us (China).

Why can't we see electric cars in Japan and South Korea? So the netizen used his brain and came up with three reasons:

1. Electric vehicles are not environmentally friendly : Now the so-called electric cars should be called coal power cars. Their actual electric energy is generated by burning fossil energy;

2. The battery will fail : Developed countries have experimented for a long time. After more than ten years, they found that batteries would fail and need to be replaced. The cost was very high, and 90% of consumers could not accept it;

3. Battery pollution is very serious : No country in the world, including Japan, South Korea and Germany, can completely and environmentally decompose batteries.

Based on the above three points, the netizen asked: Is it wrong for our country to develop electric vehicles?

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