The market receives a new high-performance electric model with a price exceeding one hundred thousand euros, while millions of drivers seek affordable alternatives. This contradiction reveals an ecological transition designed for elites, where progress is measured in luxury rather than universal access. Sustainable mobility should not be a privilege, but a basic right.
Technology for the few: high-cost batteries and selective development ⚡
Advances in energy density and charging times are allocated to models that double the price of a conventional car. Meanwhile, research into low-cost batteries or rapid swap systems for utility vehicles progresses slowly. The industry prioritizes profit margins over social need, ignoring that most households need a basic electric car for less than twenty thousand euros for the transition to make real sense.
Luxury electric: the ecological sin of those who can afford it 💸
Manufacturers sell us these cars as the future, but only if your bank account allows for a one hundred thousand euro toy. Meanwhile, the rest wait for the electric bus to arrive in the neighborhood before the subsidy expires. It's like selling mineral water at a gold price in the middle of a desert: nice, but useless for those who are truly thirsty. Perhaps next will be a charger with diamond inlays.