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Something like this they use for scooters in Taiwan? https://youtu.be/6-ZCqeRSe3E https://youtu.be/6-ZCqeRSe3E Could be useful to add some range quickly. To
by Gustomaximus 5y ago
Something like this they use for scooters in Taiwan?
https://youtu.be/6-ZCqeRSe3E https://youtu.be/6-ZCqeRSe3E
Could be useful to add some range quickly.
To be viable I'd think a couple key questions,1) How often do electric car drivers need this fast top-up? 2) How would this compare time to power vs pugging into a fast charge for 5 min 3) Could it deliver a significant vehicle cost saving reducing the main battery requirements?
Regarding the "charged with renewable energy in huge factories and distributed to remote swap stations." I would think getting the grid more green generally is the better and more realistic option.
- reacharavindh 5y agoYes, this ilmost exactly what I had in mind. If I could buy a "cheap" car today knowing that I could get extra range this way, I'd happily choose EV over an ICE without any anxiety. It would be nicer on the environment as well because not all cars are lugging around unnecessary battery they didn't need. I seriously wonder why the same company - Gogoro didn't extend their reach to cars(at least partnered with one of the major car manufacturers eyeing the EV market).
- perilunar 5y agoThe Gogoro logo looks almost exactly the same as the Arduino logo.