BYD showing off its new fast charging tech

Why should Scotland prop up England for energy and water? You are literally a drain on us. And illiterally.

Energy is shared across many countries, it is all part of building a robust energy infrastructure.

comment by Amigawolf no longer MIA (U18508)
posted 42 minutes ago
Energy is shared across many countries, it is all part of building a robust energy infrastructure.
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I'm sure no wars have been fought over it.

comment by Calum Ferrie (U1734)
posted 59 minutes ago
Why should Scotland prop up England for energy and water? You are literally a drain on us. And illiterally.
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As if Scotland have a choice.

comment by フレッド - #boycotttheusa (U3979)
posted 27 minutes ago
comment by Calum Ferrie (U1734)
posted 59 minutes ago
Why should Scotland prop up England for energy and water? You are literally a drain on us. And illiterally.
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As if Scotland have a choice.
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Do you want our energy and water or not? Lick my feet

comment by Bats Uncensored (U18355)
posted 5 hours, 8 minutes ago
It’s ok, I still drive a Tesla
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Do you have one of those 'I bought this before I realized Elon was a ' stickers?

comment by T-BAD (U11806)
posted 54 seconds ago
comment by Bats Uncensored (U18355)
posted 5 hours, 8 minutes ago
It’s ok, I still drive a Tesla
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Do you have one of those 'I bought this before I realized Elon was a' stickers?
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Bats bort it after he realized it

There is no "z" in realised. Forsa is forgiven. Other guy not

My wife and I both have EVs. Can’t see us ever going back to ICE. Not sure I can think of a single reason to do so. The distance achieved on a single charge is slowly but surely going up, and the speed of charging improving. That OP video is very impressive.

There are plenty of charge points if you look for them, far more than I’d ever noticed as an ICE driver. I never noticed because I had no need for them. I can honestly say that in my time owning an EV I’ve never been worried about being without a charge option - not once.

High % EV market share has 2 issues to overcome imo. Firstly, cost. It’s improving but they’re expensive. Secondly, a sceptical 2nd hand market. I think people are still very mistrusting of a 5 year battery, never mind a 10 year old one. That’s a problem.

When it's acceptable to deliberately make phone batteries worse over 3 years to make you buy a new one, do you think they do the same with EV batteries? EVs can only be sustainable for the capitalist economy if they only last for 3 years.