The New $500 Electrocar Helped by Electric Car Law, by Ethan & Quincy

                       

May 28, 2020

We interviewed Global Warming scientist Varien Johnson of Baylor University, and here is his solution. "I have created a company that will create an electric car for $500, and it will prevent global warming," he said. Then he told us, "The hardest thing about this company is controlling our budget. Since we only charge $500 per car," Professor Johnson explained, "it's hard to get the resources we need with the money we make."

Fortunately for Johnson, Congress recently passed the Electric Car bill into law, which gives massive financial subsidies and lucrative tax incentives to U.S. businesses in the electric transportation industry.

We also interviewed his associate Brandon McBrewer to ask what he thought. "If we can stop polluting the air with global warming, then these problems would start to stabilize. Unfortunately, over the last several decades, fossil-fuel powered cars have been manufactured quicker than ever, which is why we have created the $500 Electrocar, so we can stop global warming," he said. "More businesses are starting to produce electric cars, and they are being bought because the people who buy them care about global warming. I think if people have enough money to get electric cars, they should, and that would help our business and the global warming problem," says McBrewer.