How do you figure this?EVs are an utter nonsense, they are far less ‘green’ even than there IC alternatives.
How do you figure this?EVs are an utter nonsense, they are far less ‘green’ even than there IC alternatives.
Our love affair for high performance needs to end, we need to embrace high efficiency instead.
EVs are an utter nonsense, they are far less ‘green’ even than there IC alternatives.
EVs ‘work’ for a select few, as they have not yet been adopted by the majority.That sentence is utter nonsense.
They're made from the same materials as every other car. Presuming you're talking about the batteries, then companies already recycle them into home batteries which help to further reduce our CO2 emissions.The environmental catastrophe that is EOL EVs is yet to arrive.
An average EV on an average grid day produces less than 25% of the CO2 emissions of an average ICE vehicle; on a good day it's in the single-figure percentage. So the environmental cost is negative.Also, what is the environmental cost of the implementation of the required charging network for mass EV uptake?
They are an evolutionary dead end.
Nothing more to say on this, my feelings on here are well known regarding the EV nonsense.
EVs ‘work’ for a select few, as they have not yet been adopted by the majority.
The environmental catastrophe that is EOL EVs is yet to arrive.
Also, what is the environmental cost of the implementation of the required charging network for mass EV uptake?
We have been over this time and time again.
EVs have been rejected by the majority of motorists. They are an evolutionary dead end.
Nothing more to say on this, my feelings on here are well known regarding the EV nonsense.
Yes like the CEO of Toyota perhaps.ignorant luddite perhaps.
Give it a few more years, cracks are showing far faster than EVen I imagined .Feelings are not fact. Especially in this case.
Yep, poor bloke will be forced to fall in his sword pretty soon, and Japan will be asking why they let there arch nemesis China steal their industry while they were napping on the job like a Spanish builder taking a siesta. I mean look at the UK car industry.. oh wait there isn't one really.Yes like the CEO of Toyota perhaps.
Yes and look what happened to the last one.Yes like the CEO of Toyota perhaps.
Electric as a stopgap until I see hydrogen stations opening up rather than closing down.Seeing as the thread has been bumped...
What did you end up buying?
Was it hydrogen?
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best mail them. tell them they're wasting their time.
We're below 5gCO2/kWh here in the North West until 3pm today! One advantage of being so close to all the windfarms just off the coastThe grid intensity here is 19gCo2/kWh, I don’t think I’ve seen it so low.
The ~30kwh of solar I will have pushed out today probably helped a tad.
I saw it at 8g over the weekend for us. 5g is bananas.We're below 5gCO2/kWh here in the North West until 3pm today! One advantage of being so close to all the windfarms just off the coast