Battery based vehicles of today and tomorrow pt 2

[wawajake]

Lorraine Explains: Billionaires need rules and regulations

Rich innovators tend to cut corners, move fast, and break things

driving.ca

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Here's a 15 minute overview of renewable technology and sciences.

 

[Grumpycat]

I'd lean towards the Shelby but the Tiger is nice. I'd get either, then just something else for a daily driver.

But a new graduate doesn't have a place to properly keep such a vehicle. While one presumably had some sort of transportation while in school even the WRX at this point is probably more than prudent until one gets on one's feet.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Dragonfly Energy (NASDAQ: DFLI) Has Been Granted A U.S. Patent For Its Nonflammable LiFePO4 Storage Batteries - Dragonfly Energy Hldgs (NASDAQ:DFLI)

The past few years have demonstrated that the United States’s dependence on imported batteries has made the country vulnerable to supply chain disruptions and price fluctuations. This can have serious implications for industries that rely on batteries, such as electric vehicles and renewable...

www.benzinga.com

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

But a new graduate doesn't have a place to properly keep such a vehicle. While one presumably had some sort of transportation while in school even the WRX at this point is probably more than prudent until one gets on one's feet.

Every situation is different. My parents gave me food & shelter until 18 then I paid for everything myself including college and starting in business. Before Dad passed I thanked him...Best thing he could have done.
He bought my brother a new car for college which he destroyed driving drunk. The Shelby/Sunbeam choice if left at home, just drive a junker to college.
(I'm glad parents didn't do that for me!)

 

[WinterDeere]

But a new graduate doesn't have a place to properly keep such a vehicle. While one presumably had some sort of transportation while in school even the WRX at this point is probably more than prudent until one gets on one's feet.

You're making assumptions. Plenty of parents have a spare garage space or other property where their children may store everything from collectible cars to furniture. I had various project vehicles all throughout college, which I stored in a carriage barn on one of my mother's commercial rental properties. I had to buy said vehicles with my own money, they weren't gifted, my mother was cash-poor during those years. It's more likely than not that parents with assets to gift new vehicles to their children might have a spare garage or two, if not already filled with their other kids' junk.

 

[MossRoad]

But a new graduate doesn't have a place to properly keep such a vehicle. While one presumably had some sort of transportation while in school even the WRX at this point is probably more than prudent until one gets on one's feet.

Both of our kids had/have garages after college. But my guess is, if they had such a car, they'd ask mom and dad to store if for them.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Grooved electrodes could improve the performance of proton-exchange membrane fuel cells

So many are working on energy storage at many different levels.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Every since my recent heat stroke I have had Iceland on my mind. Getting a Tesla Model Y clearly is on the mind of many in Iceland.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Seek if you have a need.

Mineral discovery could meet global battery and solar panel demand for next 100 years

Norge Mining hopes to open first mine in Norway within next five years

www.independent.co.uk