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45 hours in an EV vs sub-26 hours for an ICE? That's like: "Punch It, Chewie!" Then, the Empire wins.
by RhysU 6y ago
45 hours in an EV vs sub-26 hours for an ICE? That's like:
"Punch It, Chewie!"
Then, the Empire wins.
- Retric 6y agoSub 26 hours in an ICE averaging over 110 MPH and a top speed of 175 mph. That’s not just lose your license but head straight to jail territory. But sure as I said, if that’s what your going for ICE engines currently have a significant advantage using current technology and infrastructure. However, in terms of capacity to do a real world road trip the difference is already minimal. PS: Don’t forget electric trains do 375 mph and can maintain that indefinitely. Assuming EV is always just going to be a battery technology is far from proven at this point.