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This is a huge deal for aircraft. Not much for cars, as EVs are not carrying a lot of extra baggage that ICE cars require. When was the last time you saw an IC
by outworlder 6y ago
This is a huge deal for aircraft. Not much for cars, as EVs are not carrying a lot of extra baggage that ICE cars require.
When was the last time you saw an ICE with both a trunk and a frunk? :)
- throwaway189262 6y agoModern gasoline engines are not as heavy as you may think. I once transported 2 liter car engine in the back seat of my civic. Only ~150 lb and quite manageable. Even monster SUV motors are only ~350 lbs. That doesn't include cooling, oil, accessories, or transmission but EV's have those too.
- ScottBurson 6y ago> When was the last time you saw an ICE with both a trunk and a frunk? Seconds ago -- there's one in my carport :-) (A 1993 Toyota MR2; it's mid-engine. The frunk is small, and completely filled by the spare tire and aftermarket stereo amp.)