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Fewer than 1% of US cars are electric, and a nationwide charging network is a decade away.  Problem is, we don't have a decade.  To get back on track, we need EREVs.  Now.   And it's surprisingly do-able.

Extended Range Electric Vehicles eliminate range anxiety, while reducing annual emissions 85-90%.   They're the perfect solution for most drivers. But current regulations are standing in the way of progress.  Minor regulatory updates could change that.  Right now.

Ford CEO Jim Farley says the company is about to have its “Model T moment.” On August 11, he’ll take the stage at their Louisville Assembly Plant to unveil what he’s calling a family of “breakthrough electric vehicles built in America.” And it got me thinking - could Ford’s breakthrough electric vehicle be an EREV?