Yes, I guess we really both agree. I'm not saying an electric Challenger would be practical now, but the future is wide open. Todays digital wristwatches have more computing power than the computers used in the Apollo flights that landed on the moon. When I went to college, I had to take out a loan to buy a calculator that just did the basic four functions, now they give them away. Its the natural evolution of technology that power goes up, while size and cost go down, so maybe some day...
As long as the oil companies dont just buy up the new technologies and lock them away.
