ibmorjamn
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What was in it. What were those canisters? Projectiles ? I have seen the video before.That's a Tesla car
What was in it. What were those canisters? Projectiles ? I have seen the video before.That's a Tesla car
Interesting, I have a 1989 f250 4wd pickup, it's a beast of a truck, 460ci engine and 4wd.I haven't seen that many Gub'ment cars rolling around that are electric. Some of the Nissan Leaf's for sure, but nothing in the Tesla range. My area is flooded with upper level executives from Amazon, Microsoft, and Starbucks, so those are definitely private purchases.
The second issue I've seen pop up lately is the weight of these new Electric cars. The battery packs are so dense, the cars and trucks are insanely heavy. For example the Rivian is 7100lbs. Or how about the new E-Hummer that I've seen a few times, which is a whopping 9600lbs. Cybertruck, 6800lbs, or the X model, that are wildly popular here, another beast at 5400lbs. A Ford F-150 scales out around 4500lbs in comparison.
The reason this will be an issue is that the safety mechanisms on our roads are not designed to handle such weight. Rivians and Teslas are blowing through guardrails like tinfoil because of it. Imagine your average car getting T-boned by a Rivian. Oooof.
07 Honda Civic. Busts the scale at 2700lbs.Interesting, I have a 1989 f250 4wd pickup, it's a beast of a truck, 460ci engine and 4wd.
It weighs 5500lbs
You need to take your blinders off.Plutonium batteries, shat happens.
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I'm not saying electric cars are a bad thing, just that nearly all electricity is generated by burning fuel; it's not solving an environmental problem.
Until all electricity comes from non-fuel sources, moving the exhaust from tail pipe to power plant does not create a zero emission vehicle.
*between power plant and point of usage 63% of the electric power is lost in the transmission. Information from California
*between power plant and point of usage 63% of the electric power is lost in the transmission. Information from California Energy Commission.
Because a gas-powered car never caught fire?