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Volt:
Think of the volt as a measurement of electrical "pressure," like you'd find in a common garden hose. For a given diameter of hose, turning up the pressure moves more water. (Water is equivalent to power in this analogy.)

Ampere:
Continuing the garden hose analogy, think of the ampere (aka amp) as a measurement of electrical "flow," with a larger-diameter hose—higher amperage—flowing more water (electrical power) at any given pressure (voltage).

Watt:
Named for James Watt, who also defined the term "horsepower," the watt is a measure of the expenditure of energy over time. The particulars don't really matter here; what does matter is that the watt measures the exact same thing horsepower does. It's just a different unit. Like liters and gallons. One horsepower is equal to 745.7 watts.

Some will obviously, but if we all wanted one somehow, the supply doesn't exist.  The ones being made are being bought.

I've noted before that a family with one EV for around town and a hybrid or ICE car for trips would be well situated, in time.  I don't think we're at equal economics yet except maybe in California.

The US buys around 18 million cars and LTs a year, about a million of them are EVs, some more are hydrids.  That figure is obviously going up, I have read various projections as to how fast, but it's not going to be all that fast, maybe a third may be EVs and plug ins by 2030.  We will have ICE cars around for decades.

Most of the major mfg EVs look like their regular cars, I think, they have common styling features.

Scotty Kilmer is great if you're not familiar with him great mechanic giving viewers great advice on all sorts of vehicles .I time stamped it where he discusses the ridiculous Government attempt to impliment electric cars


https://youtu.be/chnIjlh1Guk?t=495

I dont think we will see real big EV growth until the problem of how to recharge in the same amount of time to fill a tank with gas is solved

Being able to only use EVs around town is not enough