Soldato
Yes I know, but it’s how it’s done, they look for easy targets, she likely didn’t even realise she had dropped it, where as there are scummy people that throw there McDonald’s rubbish on the floor with no care in the world.
London pollution & ULEZ
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Yes I know, but it’s how it’s done, they look for easy targets, she likely didn’t even realise she had dropped it, where as there are scummy people that throw there McDonald’s rubbish on the floor with no care in the world.
Caporegime
Yeah, why try and sort out people's health now when they can just carry on being made ill for another 15 or 20 years, anyway
No, littering is a mindset issue, not a facilities issue.
People who care about their/our environment will keep their litter on them until they can dispose of it in a way that does not ruin things for everyone else.
The rest just do not care.
Soldato
Is it true an electric cars battery only lasts about 5 years at most and then it costs about 10k+ to replace it?
Soldato
Nope.
That is a fair point that percentage contribution matters.
What is this stat you are referencing?
Love to know where you are storing rubbish on a super bike.
Anyway stop trying to be clever and get back on topic.
Soldato
So what is it then?
Yeah, why try and sort out people's health now when they can just carry on being made ill for another 15 or 20 years, anyway
there's no real evidence, just possible, tfl are bunch of liars. Their local surveys are fraudulent, they did a survey just before low pollution neighborhood. We asked them why no one on the roads and those that live near were ever contacted, we know they weren't because we spoke to everyone, there. TFL spilled the beans by accident..
So yer when it comes to TFL they do what they want.
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A look at Tesla battery degradation and replacement after 400,000 miles
In this new installment of our series on the highest-mileage Tesla Model X (and one of the highest mileage EVs...
electrek.co
It is also true that combustion engines are complicated and have many expensive parts that can fail at any time.
eight years or 100,000 miles.
That when creating the initial ULEZ zone, the polluting cars targetted created about half of the NOx emissions.
Electric cars are too damaging to the environment.A look at Tesla battery degradation and replacement after 400,000 miles
In this new installment of our series on the highest-mileage Tesla Model X (and one of the highest mileage EVs...
It is also true that combustion engines are complicated and have many expensive parts that can fail at any time.
The production phase of electric vehicles proved substantially more environmentally intensive," the report said, comparing it to how petrol and diesel cars are made.
"The global warming potential from electric vehicle production is about twice that of conventional vehicles."
In addition, producing batteries and electric motors requires a lot of toxic minerals such as nickel, copper and aluminium.
Hence, the acidification impact is much greater than that of conventional car production.
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Soldato
Thanks, I was just curious about the electric battery, I own a car I know an engine has many parts that can fail.A look at Tesla battery degradation and replacement after 400,000 miles
In this new installment of our series on the highest-mileage Tesla Model X (and one of the highest mileage EVs...
It is also true that combustion engines are complicated and have many expensive parts that can fail at any time.
They are quite pricey though (electric battery) if one needed replacing I believe.
That's why we have bins. Council do not want to have bins, bins collections cost them money and at the same time they can fine you.
Manufacturers claim they last longer than the car, but it isn't true. You'll find Teslas and other EVs only around 10 years old which have had the batteries replaced. When has anyone ever seen a battery last as long as an engine.
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Wouldn't lots of people driving somewhere increase pollution also?
As for Thorpe Park not getting included, isn't it in Surrey and not London?
Just wait until the Khanpire expands
Not at all. They lose about 2-2.5% of their capacity per year on average, so a 5 year old car will still have 85-90% of its range.
Bull****?
That's the warranty most manufacturers give, not what they can actually do.
Half a year living with a Tesla Model S: the long-term verdict
Long-term test review of an approved used Tesla Model S: CAR magazine UK lives with an 85D through winter to see if it's up to scratch
www.carmagazine.co.uk
Tesla 85D after 100k miles, range has dropped by 10 miles.
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