His replies are always like that…..all over the place. He’s not getting a Lambo.….maybe a toyota hybrid…….but def not a lamboDidn’t understand his responses, as I would love to drive/own that Lambo. Oh well, you never know what to expect in the wacky mustang6g.
Get a room, you two.
Now, EV bikes I can get behind. A friend bought an FX Zero several years ago, and the thing is an absolute riot. Light weight, and more torque than a 1200 Sportster. Can you say, wheelies? I steal a ride on it whenever I can, and would love one in my stable of motos to commute to work in the summer.
I am not an EV fan. But, an EV motorcycle (EVcycle?) , that - that makes more sense to me. I would be okay with that.
So governments are financially punishing manufacturers to actually hit numbers? Say it ain’t so.world.
https://news.yahoo.com/carmakers-ration-petrol-diesel-car-184805187.html
“Car manufacturers will be forced to ration the number of petrol and diesel cars it sells from next year until 2030 when these sales will face an outright ban.
The Government’s Zero Emissions Vehicle mandate (ZEV) will put yearly restrictions on car manufacturers on the proportion of petrol cars they can sell, in a bid to drive up electric vehicle use and hit net zero targets.”
“The much-anticipated ZEV mandate, which is now being consulted on, will require manufacturers to ensure 22 per cent of all new cars sold are electric by the start of next year, with this growing to 80 per cent in 2030.
Carmakers who do not hit their targets, will face fines of £15,000 per car under the target.”
Someone will comment on how this isn’t strong-arm tactic. 
If you read the link some actually want more strong arm tactics.
Oh I know. I think that your idea is the best one yet. Their government should give every European a bike and send them off. That net zero mark will be hit instantly. If it gets too cold to ride your bike in winter for work, wait for your government stipend of lard and flour.
You being a subject of the King I understand why you don't think freedom is important. After all it is the King's road.
So governments are financially punishing manufacturers to actually hit numbers? Say it ain’t so.
Hello; Ground we covered earlier as speculation but did not have written evidence. Now they seem to feel some sort of barrier is past so they no longer have to try to persuade us, but think they just force the agenda.
world.
Hello; Are we in a Stephen King story???More
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gas-boiler-manufacturers-face-5-154827778.html
”Boiler manufacturers will be fined thousands of pounds if they fail to install enough heat pumps under new net zero plans.
Ministers are planning to force production quotas onto large manufacturers as part of efforts to boost uptake of the devices across Britain.
Companies that fail to meet the quotas will face a fine of £5,000 per device. In an example given in consultation papers, a manufacturer with a shortfall of 100 would be expected to pay £500,000.”
“However, Mike Foster, chief executive of trade group Energy and Utilities Alliance, said the quotas were ‘absurd‘ and politicians were ‘out of touch.’
Mr Foster said the ‘Soviet-style‘ quotas could force companies to import heat pumps to meet the targets.”
“Matt Copeland, from fuel charity National Energy Action, warned there was a risk that households could be left without heating if they were unable to afford a heat pump, which currently cost around £10,000.”
“‘They are simply out of touch with the public, they do not understand even basic economics and frankly, they don’t care about the jobs of British workers.’”
Wait the government is pushing this? That cookie government. Man why did I ever wear this.More
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gas-boiler-manufacturers-face-5-154827778.html
”Boiler manufacturers will be fined thousands of pounds if they fail to install enough heat pumps under new net zero plans.
Ministers are planning to force production quotas onto large manufacturers as part of efforts to boost uptake of the devices across Britain.
Companies that fail to meet the quotas will face a fine of £5,000 per device. In an example given in consultation papers, a manufacturer with a shortfall of 100 would be expected to pay £500,000.”
“However, Mike Foster, chief executive of trade group Energy and Utilities Alliance, said the quotas were ‘absurd‘ and politicians were ‘out of touch.’
Mr Foster said the ‘Soviet-style‘ quotas could force companies to import heat pumps to meet the targets.”
“Matt Copeland, from fuel charity National Energy Action, warned there was a risk that households could be left without heating if they were unable to afford a heat pump, which currently cost around £10,000.”
“‘They are simply out of touch with the public, they do not understand even basic economics and frankly, they don’t care about the jobs of British workers.’”
