Elétric-powered cars don't consume fossil fuels to operate and, therefore, don't produce direct carbon dioxide emissions. This way the car doesn't leave a trace of pollution during its operation nor does it emit smoke of any kind

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Con: Yes but if we think about where all the electrical engines of these cars go and how long do the engines last it is the same damage to the earth as the fuel engines

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Elétric-powered cars don't consume fossil fuels to operate and, therefore, don't produce direct carbon dioxide emissions. This way the car doesn't leave a trace of pollution during its operation nor does it emit smoke of any kind

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Yes but if we think about where all the electrical engines of these cars go and how long do the engines last it is the same damage to the earth as the fuel engines

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Elétric-powered cars don't consume fossil fuels to operate and, therefore, don't produce direct carbon dioxide emissions. This way the car doesn't leave a trace of pollution during its operation nor does it emit smoke of any kind

Con claim 1

Yes but if we think about where all the electrical engines of these cars go and how long do the engines last it is the same damage to the earth as the fuel engines