You can't even get 4680's in your Cybertruck. It may be years before we see 4680 battery on the market and by then they will be old technology.
...... one of the reasons ^ that EV marketing/tech reminds me of cell-phone marketing/tech. A lot.Yes both are lithium rechargeable toys or tools depending on ones view and most drivers with a cell phone will one day own an EV.
Rgds, D.
Wasn't going so much for "toy" in that post, but rather from the corporate standpoint: high-volume, fast-turnover money-makers.....
Biomass could arguably be the closest thing to “green” energy you will find... provided that you could get it from stump to end use without the losses involved from harvest, transport to plant, then transmission to the user. There’s no such thing as a perpetual motion machine, yet unlike coal, petroleum, lithium, or many other solutions, you can harvest wood sustainably so that carbon in the trees you remove are offset by those which are growing.
True that. The Boardman fluidized bed coal plant on the Columbia tried to go biomass. They planted thousands of acres of hybrid poplar for fuel, and have recently closed the plant and cleared the poplar plantations. I think the big problem was getting adequate fuel at a profitable price. The plant needed 800 tons a day for full operation.
Cybertruck? I wouldn’t drive that monstrosity if you paid for it. Bubble truck for me, please.
If someone gives you one send me a message I'll come pick it up so you're not so embarrassed with being sitting in your driveway.
the problem with the canoe is they're not a full scope car company they haven't got their batteries factory going yet.
In the USA, about 20% of the subsidies go to coal.
