Proponents of electric cars supposed that in the future there will be replacement of conventional gas-powered cars to electric, while advocates for traditionals cars contend that conventional cars will continue to be used in the future. I hold a view that people might use both types of vehicles in accordance with personal preference.
Those who predict the usage of electric devices will be dominated in modern infrastructure believe that due to the harmful effects of gasoline-powered cars on the environment leading to global pollution, the idea of using electric cars is considered as eco-friendly devices. For instance, electric cars don’t release pollutants like carbon dioxide to the atmosphere as vehicles with high fuel consumption, affecting air pollution and global warming. On the contrary, electric cars support ecology with the use of electricity from clean, renewable sources that produce no greenhouse gas emissions.
Opponents of those assumed that, taking the main share in modern society, traditional cars will stay as common, affordable and reliable devices over the next three decades rather than electric cars. There are several reasons for that: Firstly, battery-driven vehicles still require improvements in order to be infallible wherever they are driven; Secondly, most people aren’t able to purchase such cars due to their high costs related to their battery compared to petrol and diesel cars .
In my opinion, in the future there will be both two types of drivers such as innovative drivers who adjust modern developments by changing their traditional cars to electric vehicles. On the other hand, conventional drivers, who will continue to drive traditional gas-powered vehicles due to personal preference or lack of access to charging infrastructure.
In conclusion, while electric machines allow for being environmentally friendly, traditional petrol-fueled cars will continue to be used for their reliability and affordability. In my view, the choice between the two may depend on individual needs and circumstances. It’s important to consider both options for a balanced approach to transportation.