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The future is here and I am already driving an EV. The car park at work is around 15% EVs (and growing) and 0% hydrogen. It is convenient for me to charge at h
by thebruce87m 2y ago
The future is here and I am already driving an EV. The car park at work is around 15% EVs (and growing) and 0% hydrogen.
It is convenient for me to charge at home, moving to hydrogen would require me to visit a refuelling station again - something that costs me time so there would have to be some other benefit. The possible benefit is faster refuelling, but on long journeys my EV can drive for 2-3 hours on a 20 minute charge while I eat which is 0 minutes extra.
- p0w3n3d 2y agoThe amount of resources required to create an EV's battery, battery degradation, politics behind the mining, and importing of such resources, locations of factories whichbuild them, etc. is against it. 15% is because it was subsided and People we being scared by govt that they will disallow their cars from cities. And you're IT professional I guess so you're not the poorest person driving such. Those cars will become unrepairable in a few years. https://www.visualcapitalist.com/sp/mapped-ev-battery-manufacturing-capacity-by-region/ https://www.visualcapitalist.com/sp/mapped-ev-battery-manufa...