The Renault Twizy falls into that category. You need to find a better absurd example in the future ;).
It's an electric car, so no oil consumption (parent talks bout mpg)
There is an mpg equivalent for electric cars based on the idea that 1 US gallon of petrol is 33.7 kWh.
Cool, didn't know that, thanks
That's 70% of the entire energy contents of the gasoline. You don't get anywhere near that kind of efficiency even on large electrical generators. 16.2 kWh is way more realistic.
Ah good to know :)
Let's just use the standard HN response here: your business model is not my problem. If you can't make that car, maybe cars shouldn't be permitted to exist.
Also: That all the cars are expensive and do X to limit MPG are because of lazy manufacturers, nothing in the law says they have to do it that way.