Outline Genre Project — Ryan Deonarine

This is a Presentation

I. Introduction

Good afternoon, Today we have the discussion that’s engaging debates from conference tables to dinner tables on how this country moves away from gas-powered vehicles to electric vehicles or EVs. Supposedly cleaner and more sustainable, the future of transportation, EVs just haven’t won over the hearts of many Americans, who are either resistant or in outright opposition to this shift. From skepticism over environmental benefits, concerns about infrastructure, affordability, and political divides make resistance complex and deep rooted. We will break down in this presentation the key drivers for the resistance and what this will mean for transportation in the U.S. future

II. Body

• Environmental Skepticism
• Practical Challenges
• Infrastructure Readiness
• Political and Cultural Dividers
• Hybrid Vehicles as an Alternative
• Future Outlook and Solutions

III. Outro/Conclusion

The reasons for this reluctance to move away from gas-powered automotive to electric ones are a product of skepticism, practical shortcomings, and cultural differences. While as big a future as electric vehicles are sustainability’s future, overcoming these detriments requires more than just upgraded technology. It requires truly hearing people’s concerns, better infrastructure, and faith in the benefits of treading this path. But how do we balance, at both personal and societal levels, the need to embrace innovation with the need to make sure that no one gets left behind? We can all contribute to this change by advocating for better charging networks, sharing information on electric vehicles, or even considering other options such as hybrid vehicles. We can all work together to ensure that this transition benefits all of us.