Will we see an Electric Tacoma?

Yes climate change is really real. We can’t fix it.

 

Diesel Taco would be better.

 

Taco that runs on tacos

 

Until the government starts taxing you for collecting their sun.

They're already doing that with rain water in California.

 

Very unlikely. The US doesn't like diesels and it would take a lot to get them up to US emissions standards. I wish though!

 

I'll be on the lookout for someone who makes their own electric Tacoma. It'll be pointless in my opinion being a truck, but funny none the less to see one.

 

The new hummer is a bad mf on paper

 

Electric Tacoma, AKA coal-powered Tacoma.

 

Wow, just looked at my Nevada bill $.07 per kilo watt. But our well water glows in the dark.

 

I don’t really understand this new measurement. How much is a full charge? How many miles is a full charge?

 

A guy on my block claims his Tesla 85kw battery cost him $8. to charge. He drives 250 miles on a charge.

My Tacoma cost $26. to go 250 miles.

 

I’m not opposed to EV. The torque and endless acceleration will be awesome. All I’m saying is there isn’t a replacement for energy. It has to be bought from somewhere.

 

Solar, wind, hydro, nuclear, geothermal

 

I’m here to tell you, I’ve grown up and still live and work in a refinery town. I’m in southeast Texas and that’s all they have to offer. Nobody would live here if it wasn’t for the refinery and the ports. I hate this place but I know the value of it. Google Port Arthur, TX it was once one of the fast growing biggest cities and turned to shit.

 

I like all but the Nuclear. Just too much toxic waste.

 

All cost a lot and have to be lubed by Dino

 

I know what you mean. I did 20+ years at Chevron in Richmond, Cal. What a craphole. It'd be a lot better if they didn't dump waste after hours.

 

I run my home solar dry(no lube). But the battery acid comes from crude.

 

It’s not the refinery that’s the problem it’s the folks running the city.

 

As far as an Electric Tacoma go's, I'm thinking a 40mpg Hybrid first, then Electric by 2028.