Battery based electric vehicles of today and tomorrow.

[PuffyC]

So what do you do if you have an EV but run out of juice on the side of the road? Or you operate machinery at locations with no charger for weeks at a time? Or you live some place where a plug isn't always accessible? No problem, they'll just bring the charger to you. For $25 bucks a month they'll come out and charge your EV once a day:

ChargeUp mobile app brings fast-charging to you for $25 a month

SparkCharge's "charging as a service" solution brings the EV charger to drivers when and where they need it.

www.greencarreports.com

 

[cqaigy2]

So what do you do if you have an EV but run out of juice on the side of the road? Or you operate machinery at locations with no charger for weeks at a time? Or you live some place where a plug isn't always accessible? No problem, they'll just bring the charger to you. For $25 bucks a month they'll come out and charge your EV once a day:

ChargeUp mobile app brings fast-charging to you for $25 a month

SparkCharge's "charging as a service" solution brings the EV charger to drivers when and where they need it.

www.greencarreports.com

That's sorta like the fuel oil guy coming out and filling the tank next to the house. People are so inventive when it comes to making a buck.

 

[goeduck]

I watched a special about China controlling 80% of the world's battery raw materials that we have been discussing. Scary.

 

[/pine]

...Global warming due to human behavior is a fact...

LMAO...!

It's clearly obvious that SOME folks have absolutely NO clue between the difference of an actual fact and supposition...

 

[/pine]

Would you like to explain what this has to do with battery powered vehicles?

As nearly as I could tell, Fauci's email was factually correct. Masks are to keep infected people from spewing their disease on other people. This was reported ad infinitum in the MSM.

For one thing the e-mails that disclosed the information I cited was only released a couple weeks ago via the freedom of information act...DOH...!

The gist was pointing out the fact that so many people are so gullible they just believe something because they are told so...(no minds of their own)...

Believing the crap you are spewing does nothing but prove my point about how gullible people can be...

You can live in your fantasy world and believe what you want but most of the garbage you are posting is just that...garbage...!

 

[Gale Hawkins]

For one thing the e-mails that disclosed the information I cited was only released a couple weeks ago via the freedom of information act...DOH...!

The gist was pointing out the fact that so many people are so gullible they just believe something because they are told so...(no minds of their own)...

Believing the crap you are spewing does nothing but prove my point about how gullible people can be...

You can live in your fantasy world and believe what you want but most of the garbage you are posting is just that...garbage...!

Pine would you consider starting your own thread?

This site is a business and it should be respected and it's rules should be respected. Personal attacks on others are uncalled for and it just shows abuse towards a free opportunity for people to communicate about the subject of the thread heading.

 

[/pine]

Pine would you consider starting your own thread?

This site is a business and it should be respected and it's rules should be respected. Personal attacks on others are uncalled for and it just shows abuse towards a free opportunity for people to communicate about the subject of the thread heading.

Some people just can't handle the truth...
Lets see... a person posts some bad and maybe even harmful information about say the use of a piece of equipment or a harmful way to wire something electrical etc., etc., etc... they will get jumped on all over and sent to school by the herd here...but it's not OK to criticize someone for posting unproven theories, conjecture and suppositions as facts ???

double standard or just plain old hypocrisy ??

As far as the subject...just following the derivative drift...

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Some people just can't handle the truth...
Lets see... a person posts some bad and maybe even harmful information about say the use of a piece of equipment or a harmful way to wire something electrical etc., etc., etc... they will get jumped on all over and sent to school by the herd here...but it's not OK to criticize someone for posting unproven theories, conjecture and suppositions as facts ???

double standard or just plain old hypocrisy ??

As far as the subject...just following the derivative drift...

Thanks for your future respect of the site's owner and objectives/guidelines.

 

[Grumpycat]

A mail vehicle could also be set up with regenerative braking which would be a perfect use of an electric vehicle.

Yes, but 1) non-EV drivers think regenerative braking solves all the word's problems. 2) There are no EVs without regenerative braking. 3) Only about 30% of the energy used to get up to speed is recovered slowing. So "it ain't all that great."

Even if they have a 75 mile range, they shouldn't have any problem handling a 30 to 40 mile route.

Exactly. It is a non-issue. It is a matter of "change means more work for us" lazy unmotivated government employees. "No waves", according to Sgt. Orville C. King, "No Time For Sergeants" (1958)

 

[Username Taken]

Another one bites the dust:

From the WSJ


Lordstown Motors Leaders Resign Amid Faulty Disclosures

The electric-truck startup said CEO Steve Burns and CFO Julio Rodriguez have stepped down after a special committee found that some disclosures the company made about truck preorders were inaccurate

Shocking. Just..... Shocking, I tell you