Why would a great car that all its drivers love, and that is truly a groundbreaking and

revolutionary vehicle, get recalled by its manufacturer, and all examples sent to the

crusher?

Some say that this is what happened to General Motors' iconic EV1 electric car, and that

the only possible explanation is a conspiracy theory among industry, government, and fossil

fuel interests.

Who really killed the EV1 is coming up right now?

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For listening to Skeptoid, I'm Brian Dunning from Skeptoid.com.

Who really killed the electric car?

Electric cars are now available from virtually every manufacturer, in fact they're taking

over the industry like few innovations ever have.

Their performance, low cost of ownership, almost nonexistent need for service and repairs,

and freedom from gas stations have demand saturating the waiting lists.

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