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i hear that dude. I am not anti in any way. EV is the future.
game changing though? i have a feeling no new car is going to knock my socks off for a while yet. which doesn't matter anyway as will never own a new anything except undercrackers and shoes
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Check my listings bruh. Selling lightly used undies.
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game changing though?
For me, if the charging time can be cut in 3, so that a motorway piss stop takes the battery from 20 % to 80% in sub fifteen minutes, for a 300mile+ range, that is game changing.
And seems possible, nay likely, in 24 months from now.
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game changing though?
For sure. Imagine even 1 in 4 of the cars / vans on the road in London being electric. Noise and emission pollution would be dramatically reduced. This is especially true if the segment buying large SUVs start to convert to electric.
Most electric cars also come with advanced safety or autonomous driving features (radar cruise etc) which are proven to be safer on motorways than humans driving, so fewer accidents.
Range improvement will definitely come but, for now, more frequent stops to charge means more breaks for the occupants which also increases safety.
If more autonomous capabilities really come through in the next few years, the mobility support for the disabled or elderly / isolated will increase too.
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mashton
Soul
EV sales grew over 4x globally in the last year (sure only 4% from less than 1%) but they made up around 14% in the UK.
The expectation is that electric car sales in the UK end up between 25-30% this year. That’s massive.
Infrastructure is catching up quickly. Fast charging particularly is growing at a rapid rate.
I reckon electric car infrastructure will be exponentially better in 2 years and the variety of cars available with electric drivetrains in will be huge.