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I understand where they are coming from, but in a market with a lot of EV's it seems it'll just drive customers to the competition. No-one wants a fire on a sh
by bruce511 3y ago
I understand where they are coming from, but in a market with a lot of EV's it seems it'll just drive customers to the competition.
No-one wants a fire on a ship, and lithium batteries in a fire aren't fun, but if you want to transport cars then I guess you'll need to figure something out to stay in business...
- intrasight 3y agoSolution would be to provide a place at the dock to store your battery ;)
- frumper 3y agoSounds like you might as well store your car at the dock then too. An EV is pretty worthless without a battery.
- rvba 3y agoIt seems that hydrogen based cars are the way to go. Electric car fires are nasty in garages too.
- makeitdouble 3y ago> if you want to transport cars My best guess is that no, they don't really want to transport cars, they seem to be doing so almost begrudgingly. I looked around their pretty touristic cruises, they can accommodate hundreds of passengers, and _9_ cars. My guess would be they could stop allowing passenger cars altogether it wouldn't make a dent in their business model. https://www.havilavoyages.com/the-ships/travel-with-a-car https://www.havilavoyages.com/the-ships/travel-with-a-car