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my question pertained to reports of SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION in
items powered by Lithium batteries---like EV vehicles.
thanks----but there are OTHER things powered by Lithium batteries. For example---someone came up with a little food processor thing with aConsumer Alert: Kia and Hyundai Issue Recalls for 3.3M Vehicles, Advise Owners to Park Outside | NHTSA
Millions of Kia's and Hyundai's were recalled for a fire risk. It happens.
Fisker may go out of business. So did Oldsmobile, Pontiac, AMC, Hudson, etc. It happens.
thanks----but there are OTHER things powered by Lithium batteries. For example---someone came up with a little food processor thing with a
rechargeable LITHIUM BATTERY----would such a device constitute a fire risk?
...but not cameras?my question pertained to reports of SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION in
items powered by Lithium batteries---like EV vehicles.
And any economist will tell you what is not immediately obvious: EV charging will necessarily be cut, drasticallyIt's Friday. Are you drunk?
Priceless
Fortune 500 headquarters by state. Seems business in California is just fine. Fortune 500 companies make up 65% of the GDP.EV companies can’t survive in California. In fact, very few companies can survive in Democrat controlled California. But every EV company is hurting, even with the high gas prices.
California-based electric vehicle startup Fisker slashed the prices of some of its vehicles as it fights to avoid bankruptcy after a potential deal with another automaker fell through.
The manufacturer’s suggested retail price for the 2023 Ocean electric SUV lineup in the U.S., which is equipped with Fisker’s 2024 Ocean OS software version 2.0, fell by tens of thousands of dollars.
Fisker lowered the MSRP for the 2023 Ocean Extreme trim from $61,499 to $37,499, the company said Wednesday. The 2023 Ultra trim will be priced at $34,999, down from $52,999, and the 2023 Sport will be priced at $24,999, down from $38,999, according to the automaker.
EV maker slashes prices as it tries to avoid bankruptcy
Fisker, whose deal with a large unnamed automaker fell through, is slashing the price of its electric SUVs in the U.S. as it fights to avoid bankruptcy.www.foxbusiness.com
/---/ That would be your diesel engine.uhm-----what about the SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION problem?
/----/ The Gubmint lied???? Say it ain;t so.And any economist will tell you what is not immediately obvious: EV charging will necessarily be cut, drastically
IF one does not understand the following one is justifiably called a FOOL
US government builds seven electric vehicle chargers in two years. Just another 499,993 to go
Despite concerns at the slow pace, transport officials say 500,000 public charging stations will be available nationwide by 202
Good luck planning a road trip and finding a charging station
For someone with a 2 car garage (charge) and a 5 mile work commute they can be a reasonable choice if you want to pay 2X to avoid fulling up and oil changes. For long trips use gas or rent a gas car.
What a stretch!Consumer Alert: Kia and Hyundai Issue Recalls for 3.3M Vehicles, Advise Owners to Park Outside | NHTSA
Millions of Kia's and Hyundai's were recalled for a fire risk. It happens.
Fisker may go out of business. So did Oldsmobile, Pontiac, AMC, Hudson, etc. It happens.
Which is harder on the environment over their lifetimes, EVs or ICE vehicles?EV's are hard on the environment, too expensive to replace their batteries, too heavy for the road making road conditions more hazardous, harder on tires, and not enough natural resources to make enough of them to replace gas cars.
Did I mention they are not affordable for most?
But the kicker is, the Climate Cult will mandate them anyway.
Why are they even doing this when they still use fossil fuels for the electricity to fuel them?
Idiots.
Where?uhm-----what about the SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION problem?
Is this for everyone? No.
Actually passenger vehicle weight is an insignificant item in regards to road wear and road damage. It doesn’t matter whether they are electric or gas powered. Neither have much effect on roadsWhich is harder on the environment over their lifetimes, EVs or ICE vehicles?
Powered by Fossil FuelsThere are more charging station going up every day.
