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You really have no clue how the supercharging systems work. You should probably google it.
I do know something about electricity. Supercharging is about speed. It does not manufacture electricity from nothing. It will come from a grid. It may be a separate grid which currently does not exist in the capacity that will be needed. So, mr clue, maybe you can just give me the cliff notes version how this will magically appear?
You might think the 3.5 trillion infrastructure bill might include trillions to beef up our power grid nationwide to support EVs. I haven't read it, has anyone, but I bet it does not. Electric cars are pretty much useless without a way to charge them. You'd think that was obvious wouldn't you?
If the power grid goes down how you gonna get gas?
And ever heard of solar? In a complete collapse wouldn't it be easier to find sunshine than gas?
I do know something about electricity. Supercharging is about speed. It does not manufacture electricity from nothing. It will come from a grid. It may be a separate grid which currently does not exist in the capacity that will be needed. So, mr clue, maybe you can just give me the cliff notes version how this will magically appear?
You really are a fucking idiot sometimes. Google for your own lazy ass how the supercharging system works.
gas fire... about 1k degrees ev battery pack 6k
good luck getting out when the floor goes poof
If your truck caught fire would it text you?
If the power grid goes down how you gonna get gas?
And ever heard of solar? In a complete collapse wouldn't it be easier to find sunshine than gas?
A portable generator will get a gas pump going
A portable generator will get a gas pump going
Yeah well it would also charge an EV.
You really are a fucking idiot sometimes. Google for your own lazy ass how the supercharging system works.
I already told you how supercharging works. More current charges faster. Where's that power coming from? Moron.
If your truck caught fire would it text you?
the stuff that powers my truck wont go poof without help... those battery packs can an will.
Again I am not anti ev ... its just not ready for everyone.
Yeah well it would also charge an EV.
in 10 hours
I already told you how supercharging works. More current charges faster. Where's that power coming from? Moron.
It's coming from the batteries IN the charging stations that pull current from the grid during off peak hours and trickle charge during peak hours. Your ignorance is showing. Now run along and try to google a response like Milomoron would do...
EVs account for less that 2% of vehicles on the road today. To power them equivalent to transportation requirements today will require a grid that does not exist.
Fuck you EV cunts.
It's coming from the batteries IN the charging stations that pull current from the grid during off peak hours and trickle charge during peak hours. Your ignorance is showing. Now run along and try to google a response like Milomoron would do...
You have no concept of the power requirements we are talking about. None.
the stuff that powers my truck wont go poof without help... those battery packs can an will.
Again I am not anti ev ... its just not ready for everyone.
Each year, from 2014 to 2016, an estimated 171,500 highway vehicle fires occurred in the United States, resulting in an annual average of 345 deaths; 1,300 injuries; and $1.1 billion in property loss. 1 These highway vehicle fires accounted for 13 percent of fires responded to by fire departments across the nation.
You have no concept of the power requirements we are talking about. None.
And morons like you think that we are talking about "magically" flipping a switch and replacing all gas vehicles with EV's overnight. When you watched the horseless buggies start rolling around town were there gas stations on every corner? Did they have the range of your horse? Did you think "Pffft, those thingies will never take over"?
Each year, from 2014 to 2016, an estimated 171,500 highway vehicle fires occurred in the United States, resulting in an annual average of 345 deaths; 1,300 injuries; and $1.1 billion in property loss. 1 These highway vehicle fires accounted for 13 percent of fires responded to by fire departments across the nation.
and how many petroleum powered vehicles compared to evs?
Have you not seen what has been happening California with their rolling blackouts? They don't have the power they need now. This is not new. And you are going to gradually quadruple that demand? Are you stupid?
and how many petroleum powered vehicles compared to evs?
How many people have died from fires in EV's period?
