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I guess I have similar idea. Yep, for sure electrify would simply lots of things, but is it really necessary to carry a such gigantic battery? Carrying a much l
by mrjin 4y ago
I guess I have similar idea. Yep, for sure electrify would simply lots of things, but is it really necessary to carry a such gigantic battery? Carrying a much lighter ICE and fuels might be more economical, or even better fuel cells. If we can get hydrogen fuel cells working, it would be even better.
Unfortunately, it's not uncommon that inferior but cheaper solutions won the competitions. Let's wait and see.
- otherme123 4y agoThe economicals of a running car are not difficult: how many $ are I spending to travel 100 km? Turns out that EV is currently the cheapest one. Also PHEV are not that efficient, at around 50 MPG. Compare that with more than 100-110 MPG equivalent for a Tesla or a Nissan Leaf. Or compare that with an efficient ICE like the Mazda 2, 35 MPG. Guys from Toyota PR could talk about how expensive are the batteries or the cars themselves. But in terms of moving "giantic" batteries they seem pretty OK in terms of efficiency.