Nuclear power plants have no trouble getting built in the U.S. Companies are constantly frothing at the mouth to build them, but the real killer is regulation, which makes it a decade-long operation. One doesn't need the carbon tax grift to get there.
We need a grid that supports EVs. It's a solvable problem, but it's still a problem.
The next great technological advancement will be in batteries. Once that happens, any drawback on the EV will be obliterated. And not because anyone gives two squirts about the environment, realistically. It's because at this point, it will be fantastically practical to do so.
That era, though, has yet to come.
