EVs are at less than 10% of the world vehicles. I heard the WEF this year said there will not be enough raw materials to replace every gasoline vehicle. But fear not a vehicle is used only 4% of the time (as you said), so what needs to happen is automated EVs will be run by independent companies so you only need to call for one with your phone rather than own one of your own. Automated EVs will also bring you what ever you need. No need to have something in your home taking up space when you don't use it often you merely order it on your phone and return it when you are finished. While I see this later part as a bit of fantasy, I have read lithium production will fact serious production levels by 2025. My concern is, use will progress to 20% and Blackrock, Vanguard and State Street will enter the market purchasing placing huge orders of automated EVs and restricting the market for regular buyers. Now they own 70%+ of the market and have their own recharging/repair stations much like Ubers or Lyfts. Now owning the majority of the market they can push for laws to pressure people to give up their own vehicles or be the only ones to buy new automated EVs. This sounds very dystopian and could impact your business plan. Have you heard of these issues and what are your thoughts?
EVs are at less than 10% of the world vehicles. I heard the WEF this year said there will not be enough raw materials to replace every gasoline vehicle. But fear not a vehicle is used only 4% of the time (as you said), so what needs to happen is automated EVs will be run by independent companies so you only need to call for one with your phone rather than own one of your own. Automated EVs will also bring you what ever you need. No need to have something in your home taking up space when you don't use it often you merely order it on your phone and return it when you are finished. While I see this later part as a bit of fantasy, I have read lithium production will fact serious production levels by 2025.
My concern is, use will progress to 20% and Blackrock, Vanguard and State Street will enter the market purchasing placing huge orders of automated EVs and restricting the market for regular buyers. Now they own 70%+ of the market and have their own recharging/repair stations much like Ubers or Lyfts. Now owning the majority of the market they can push for laws to pressure people to give up their own vehicles or be the only ones to buy new automated EVs. This sounds very dystopian and could impact your business plan. Have you heard of these issues and what are your thoughts?
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