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The smaller the EV, the more efficient it becomes because it takes less battery, which means it's hauling less etc. What we need is to normalise small about-to
by Pet_Ant 11mo ago
The smaller the EV, the more efficient it becomes because it takes less battery, which means it's hauling less etc.
What we need is to normalise small about-town cars for groceries, commuting, and dropping off kids. Something like an e-Citroen.
For long-haul you still want ICE with hybrid.
- anovikov 11mo agoSounds like nice car marketing: sell everyone two cars instead of one. Efficiency doesn't matter much with EVs: only ~28% of power is produced with fossil fuels in EU and that's expected to further halve by 2030. There's enough fast chargers here in EU to travel any distance with an EV.
- triceratops 11mo ago> sell everyone two cars instead of one Not necessarily. You could rent a car for long-distance travel.
- SoftTalker 11mo agoRenting a car has become an absolute nightmare recently. They overbook and chances are good that when you go to pick up the car they won't have one, or at least not the model you reserved. This is especially so at times of high travel demand like holidays.
- jazzyjackson 11mo agoCrossing my fingers that Aptera ships.