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I'm looking forward to driving a Flintstone car, the next generation of automotive technology.
Just discard the whole car and buy a muscle car
A $60 DieHard battery and the '94 Celica is all set.
So in other words, just charge the battery like you would your phone's.
I'm an early adopter, don't hate me, I've been reading car mags since I was 8 years old. I've owned a couple dozen ICE vehicles and driven about 1,000,000 miles over several decades. I exclusively charge my Bolt EV at home on a level 1 (trickle charger). I save about $150 per month ($200 gas – $50 added to electric bill). Aside from tires and cabin filter, zero maintenance till 150,000 miles. Yes the battery will degrade but I have faith in the system (not necessarily GM) to come up with an aftermarket battery pack in the coming years. Support right-to-repair for everything from your cell phone to your John Deere and then EVs will make sense (maybe)!
I had a 1980s power wheels does that count as a electric car
I say no to electric cars. The environment will suffer due to mining minerals to produce the batteries but disposal of old batteries. Now hydrogen power? Just water vapor coming out of tailpipe after ignited in the combustible engine.
Electric cars will be alot more efficient then gas when they get the batteries figured out
More of the Left's continued war on POC's and The Poor. Drive through urban Hoods and look at all the cars parked on the street and in the parking lots of the projects. How are these people expected to charge their cars? Will we have 10 million extension cords running across sidewalks? Or will there become mobility inequality when these folks can no longer have a set of wheels?
Let's see. Park in the shade when hot and don't leave the car in open hot sun too long. Lose up to 30 % of range in very cold weather. Charge between 20 and 80 %.What a pain. My 20 year old Toyota Matrix is still driving well with the original engine. It has 210,000 miles on it. I fill it up with gas as needed, but if it goes to low fuel, no big deal. This car sits outside in up to 110 degree heat and 14 degree cold here in Nevada. It goes just as far on a tank of gas either way. Maintenance requirements are very low on this vehicle and spark plugs can go 100,00 miles as can brakes. Tires last forever because the car is light. Just buy a good quality gasoline powered car and you are money and hassles ahead. Toyota, Honda and Lexus cars will last a long time. The jury is still out on electric cars, but the early ( and possibly current ) Teslas are " endless money pits " as Scotty would say. Unfortunately electric cars will soon be mandated everywhere whether they work well or not. Long term manufacturing and disposal of billions of batteries has not really been discussed, but the " Save the planet " people don't really. As with most things these people get involved with, it is an emotional rather than rational issue.