Do we need more cars on the grid?

[Nitrodaze]

I am not sure what pertinence that question has on whether Andrietti team is let in or out.

As far as everything going electric in the next 10 years? I don't think it will happen in the U.S. unless there is a battery breakthrough. The infrastructure is nowhere close to being able to sustain that.

Personally, I think Hydrogen fuel cells are a better bet if they can't get the storage/transportation worked out. Then, there are still infrastructure that needs to be built.

Hydrogen will only be a viable solution if an onboard hydrogen generation solution is found. All you would need to do is just add water and you are off. The hydrogen gas station route is just as problematic as the electric situation. Also, they have not found a clean way yet to mass-produce hydrogen. Current production techniques are just as dirty as fossil fuels.