ICE v Electric: Cost and Emissions

[Campgottagopee]

my friend's kid is a engineer at toyota.. there will be a toyota ev...that said he is also working on the hydrogen program

Yes
They currently have a joint venture EV with Subie.
Launch is delayed because the wheels fall off.
Crazy.... You can't make it up.

 

[Ripitz]

Or popcorn for some real fun.

Made me think of this classic SNL commercial with Phil Hartman.

 

[x10003q]

The new Formula E Gen 3 cars go over 200 mph and fully charge in 30 seconds. Is that fast enough?

and they only cost $360,000 and have a range of about 50 miles.

 

[Harvey]

Can't resist . . . driving away from a house at high risk of post-hurricane flooding after Ian passed through FL. I gather the guy does a lot of YouTube videos about his Telsa.

I only watched a few seconds. What critical tasks did he accomplished on this drive? Did he save a life?

 

[Ripitz]

I have seen my first dead-EV-getting-charged-by-a-gas-generator-on-the-side-of-the-road pic on Instagram.

Sometimes in life the opposite can also be true. Case in point, first dead-ICE-getting-charged-by-a-solar-generator-out-in-the-field pic on NYSkiBlog.

 

[Brownski]

That’s pretty cool. I wonder how long it would take to charge an E bike that way

 

[Ripitz]

That’s pretty cool. I wonder how long it would take to charge an E bike that way

I can do it in about 8 hours of full sun. It could be done in half that time with bigger panels and a larger generator.

 

[Sbob]

The new Formula E Gen 3 cars go over 200 mph and fully charge in 30 seconds. Is that fast enough?

Fast changing batteries is not good for longevity.

Tesla Owner Blows Up Car When Faced with $22,000 Repair Bill

Tuomas Katainen blew up his 2013 Tesla Model S when he learned it would cost him around $22,000 to repair

people.com

 

[x10003q]

I can do it in about 8 hours of full sun. It could be done in half that time with bigger panels and a larger generator.

or an extension cord from your house.

 

[Harvey]

or an extension cord from your house.

Outlets in Rip's house are powered by panels on his roof.