Battery based electric vehicles of today and tomorrow.

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Gale Hawkins said:
www.motorsportmagazine.com

How the ultimate internal combustion engine was made — over 135 years

Will the internal combustion engine ever get any better? As car makers shift investment to electric motors, we look at the 135 years of innovation that has created the modern ICE
www.motorsportmagazine.com www.motorsportmagazine.com

For ICE history.
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Where do they come up with this information?
Show me the law.
From the url above:
"By 2035, it will be illegal to sell a new car with an internal combustion engine . . "
 
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txdon said:
Where do they come up with this information?
Show me the law.
From the url above:
"By 2035, it will be illegal to sell a new car with an internal combustion engine . . "
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They may be in the UK.
 
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txdon said:
Where do they come up with this information?
Show me the law.
From the url above:
"By 2035, it will be illegal to sell a new car with an internal combustion engine . . "
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Pretty sure that applies to Europe only...at this point
 
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Might not be a problem, might not be an market for ICE in 2035 with or without politics.
 
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California said:
Response when someone posted that wages aren't keeping up with inflation. (a couple of pages back).

Best examples are where the employees of Musk and Bezos (Amazon), richest people in the world at the moment, aren't living any better than someone in a traditional industry. The Boomer '50s when one good union job would support a family, are long gone.

Henry Ford raised wages above the industry standard so his employees could buy his cars. Musk? I doubt someone assembling his cars can afford one.
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So, not sure i follow. Musk is only worth a lot because of the stock he owns. He is not taking any profits of sales of the cars.

He is choosing to grow the company by expanding. He is no different than any other company in that aspect. Tesla is not making more money than other car companies so how can he pay more wages?

The employees can take advantage of Tesla's stock ownership program if they want to share in that form of wealth.

I see no politics involved. Just investors and non-investors. And, again, stock wealth is separate from earnings of the company and what they can afford to pay in wages.
 
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Doughknob said:
So, not sure i follow. Musk is only worth a lot because of the stock he owns. He is not taking any profits of sales of the cars.

He is choosing to grow the company by expanding. He is no different than any other company in that aspect. Tesla is not making more money than other car companies so how can he pay more wages?

The employees can take advantage of Tesla's stock ownership program if they want to share in that form of wealth.

I see no politics involved. Just investors and non-investors. And, again, stock wealth is separate from earnings of the company and what they can afford to pay in wages.
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Musk does what musk does. Last month he sold over $1 billion in stock, supposedly to fund his Mars colony project.
 
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