For sure ….ask BMW !Im still thinking Hydrogen is the way to go
Reading about the problems LA firefighters are having, this could be a better solution. time will tellIm still thinking Hydrogen is the way to go
without sounding like a broken record, i did a post a while back on the extreme difficulty the fire and rescue service are having dealing with electric car fires, and the dangers no one is prepared to talk about, and the huge cost and environmental impact they have once the battery s go into run off.Reading about the problems LA firefighters are having, this could be a better solution. time will tell
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without sounding like a broken record, i did a post a while back on the extreme difficulty the fire and rescue service are having dealing with electric car fires, and the dangers no one is prepared to talk about, and the huge cost and environmental impact they have once the battery s go into run off.
Suggest you send that idea to Rachel from accounts - help her with her money raising.I have an off road parking space so could easily add a charging point for an Electric Car. But what about all the terraced houses where people park on the road - how are they supposed to charge their cars? It's just not going to work - ever.
Oh. and for home charging stations - the government will soon want to add some kind of meter so that they can add a, kind of, fuel tax to the cost of charging at home.
Using currentReading about the problems LA firefighters are having, this could be a better solution. time will tell
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4 times?Using currentbattery chemistry, it is just the stop gap. An electric motor is one of the most efficient methods of converting potential energy into kinetic energy (typically between 75% and 95%). A petrol engine is about 20% to 40% efficient, but only Formula One type engines can manage the very high efficiencies.
Stopping and starting a mass is just not efficient, especially if you only get power once for every four times you stop and start it.
If battery technology can improve enough to allow us decent distances between charges, and decent charge times, the answer to the engine is already here.
Because rich people need to be richer.I don't understand why more isn't being done to accelerate that to market instead of fannying around with EVs