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A seller has a tanker full of crude

and if you sign a contract to accept delivery next month, the seller will have to pay you $10 a barrel. Yes, that is what it has come to, the seller pays the buyer!

Now lets discuss the economics of the plug-in or the hybrid in today's economy...

mikefocke Apr 20, 2020 Read More Replies: 24

What Drives Us Podcast - #362 You Bought It But It’s Not Really Yours.mp4

On this week’s the panel discuss, electric RVs, what does it mean when you own something but the company that made the product controls it, Ford PHEV truck rumors and more.

Read more about this episode on WhatDrives.Us

Danny Apr 18, 2020 Read More Replies: 0

In COVID-19 crisis, electric auto startups race to stay on track

COVID-19 has hit the U.S. auto industry hard, but the most precarious companies might be the handful of electric auto startups on the cusp of key vehicle launches.

Rivian, Lordstown Motors, Lucid, Bollinger Motors, Faraday Future, and Fisker are leading a historic wave of startups that, inspired by the success of Silicon Valley’s Tesla, see a new future of battery-powered sedans and trucks. But with their first products in the pipeline, the coronavirus threatens the capital flows and customer base they need to survive.

Henry Payne » In COVID-19 crisis, electric auto startups race to stay on track

SFO Apr 16, 2020 Read More Replies: 3