Another historic first: moonbat-ruled Charlotte has its first electric fire truck. It is turning out as you might expect.

Via WSOC-TV:

A little more than a month after the Charlotte Fire Department held a ceremony celebrating the city’s first all-electric fire station and fire truck, the city’s electric fire truck is in the shop.

It cost taxpayers $1.9 million. That’s about twice what it would cost for a similarly sized real fire truck that would actually work. But think how much cooler the weather will be due to the reduction in harmless CO2 emissions.

Fortunately,

A reserve engine is in service to ensure an uninterrupted response.

Good thing, because EVs are not known for their reliability. They often do not work in cold weather such as Charlotte has recently experienced.

Similarly, fossil fuel plants must be ready to step in when solar and wind turbine boondoggles fail to provide sufficient power, until such a time as the global warming hoax finally collapses.

On a tip from Steve T.