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Are you a technician or an engineer? And as a follow up, what part of the vehicle do you engineer? Because this sounds a lot like a case of a dentist seeing a
by s-y 8mo ago
Are you a technician or an engineer? And as a follow up, what part of the vehicle do you engineer?
Because this sounds a lot like a case of a dentist seeing a lot of cavities and making conclusions that teeth are "bad tech".
I live in a climate that's in yearly flux from -20 to +35 C and EVs have been normal here for a long time(7+ years) with no major issues. What parameters and therefore regions does your statement cover? I'm sure you can't run an EV in Syberia(RU), but people with petrol cars there have to run them even parked to avoid freezing during the winter so there will always be extremes.
As for the commercial equation: BYD and Tesla don't seem to be fitting that narrative. So this is not a matter of a marketing mistake - but an overall execution on the failed manufacturers.
- SV_BubbleTime 8mo agoEngineer. I started in core competency groups, worked on powertrain integration, and now, I’m a specialist. I roam around and put myself to use wherever needed. I’m now a consultant but I have badges for idk, maybe 20 facilities.
- bahmboo 8mo agoI don't see anything in your comment history that would indicate a strong engineering role. Mostly political engagements really. You haven't said anything useful on this thread regarding TFA and it's content. Listing your credentials while making obviously false and dismissive statements is not good faith discussion.
- SV_BubbleTime 8mo agolol… “I checked your post history and made bad assumptions” is the most Reddit Detective vibe I’ve ever seen outside of Reddit :D You own an EV right?
- s-y 8mo agoI'd have to agree with the "Redditor Detective" here. I've asked you a lot about your statements and all you basically said is "i know shit". The redditor comment here is sort of a projection. Kind of like ..a redditor mod.
- knowitnone3 8mo agoSure. You're a "specialist" but roam about doing anything and everything? That's the complete opposite of a specialist. I'm a networking expert but I just roam around fixing computer issues just like a basic tech.