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CHAZ, it's the real YOU.
https://electrek.co/2024/06/13/honda...tarting-15500/
Despite rivals pulling back on EV plans, Honda is doubling down. Honda announced it will invest $65 billion (10 trillion yen) through 2030 to catch up.
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Toshihiro Mibe, Global CEO of Honda, unveils the Honda 0 Series and new concept models Saloon and Space-Hub (Source: Honda)
Honda was slow to get on the EV train... it makes sense that they're slow to get back off it.
It seems like car makers have to lose a certain number of $billions before they accept the reality of their situation! :cheers:
Sorry, Dave, Honda and Toyota have been holding back because they knew the batteries that were currently available were not sufficient, so they let Tesla jump ahead, plus there was no charging infrastructure (battery charging stations ) Thank You Tesla
Solid State, they been waiting to do it RIGHT, just watch, once Toyota and Honda gear up
Game over,
https://global.honda/en/tech/All-sol...ry_technology/
If my aunt was my uncle ... LMAO
You just wait .... More loonie leftism
My crystal ball told me ... Dreamers
Magic 8 ball .... seyz CRAP is still the village idiot by a land slide :thumbsup:
https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-KQkdeW6hE...ic8ball250.gif
The DRUNK UNCLE SHOWED UP CHAZ
https://youtu.be/dkuneZKbIXs
CRAB .. did you show pics of your electric CRAP cyber hoax .. ??? :nonod: :nonod: :nonod:
NOPE .. :nonod: Just more parrot words of a hate America fool ... :rolleyes:
For once in your life Lil Jimmie, try to be honest. :rolleyes: The battery was developed in the 1800's. If they haven't came up with something that will work in surface transportation applications since then, what makes you think its coming right around the corner ??? :eek: :cool:
Now is your chance to put something in your own words .. LMAO :p
More Copy + Paste .. from your fellow globalist retards, only proves your never gonna get off of the bottom wrung of the totem pole :smiletest: ;) :D
Here's a bit of reality check for ya. Car makers are wasting money on EVBS .. so they can tell the commies that they are trying .. in the mean time they are selling ICE cars as fast as they can make them .. :p
Price a new car lately ??? Yup, they are passing the wasted development costs onto the buyer .. And idiots like you .. think it's a great idea .. :o
History of the battery - Wikipedia
https://futurism.com/the-byte/oil-co...g-way-too-much
OIL COMPANIES IN TROUBLE AS RENEWABLES SUDDENLY MEAN THEY'RE PRODUCING WAY TOO MUCH OIL
IF THEY FEAR ONE THING, IT'S A HUGE OIL SURPLUS.
Barrel of Laughs
The oil industry may have a reckoning on the horizon. According to a new report from the International Energy Agency, the world is headed towards a ludicrous surplus in oil supply that could see prices tumble and the industry's position falter — a forecast in no small part attributed to the growth in renewables, especially solar.
March 11 (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil production lead global oil production for a sixth straight year, with a record breaking average production of 12.9 million barrels per day (bpd), the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in a release on Monday.Mar 11, 2024
This impending oil "glut," as the energy watchdog predicts, will come after a peak in global oil demand in 2029, plateauing at 105.6 million barrels per day.
With a continued drop in demand in the following year, the supply will overshoot that figure by about 8 million barrels per day — a disparity that hasn't been seen since the lockdowns at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Such a massive oil production buffer could usher in a lower oil price environment, posing tough challenges for producers in the U.S. shale patch and the OPEC+ bloc," the IEA said in its annual report, referring to the coalition of the world's leading oil producers that includes Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Striking it Poor
In advanced economies, where oil demand has already been declining for decades, the IEA estimates that it's set to further fall from 45.7 million barrels per day in 2023 to 42.7 million by 2030.
On the opposite side of that equation, producers such as the US and OPEC+ members have only ramped up investments in oil, and their contributions are expected to drive production upwards with China and India, both hugely expanding economies with massive populations and a growing number of drivers, as the biggest customers.
But China's economic growth, which has accounted for around 60 percent of the uptick in global oil demand for the past decade, the IEA said, is expected to slow in the coming years, and with it its appetite for oil.
Furthermore, the IEA sounds very optimistic about the impact renewables will have. A greater adoption of electric vehicles — of which China is the world's leading manufacturer — plus a bump in solar energy will be the biggest difference makers, more so than other forms of clean energy technology.
And we may already be seeing signs of that right now, with solar proving so efficient at times that prices are dipping into the negative in certain markets. And so the future remains a slick thing to grasp — though hopefully not oil slick.
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Canada is the world's fourth largest producer of crude oil and fourth largest oil exporter, and its oil production is a major industry that's important to North America's economy. In 2022, Canada produced 5.5 million barrels of oil per day, with 3.2 million barrels coming from oil sands and 1.5 million barrels from conventional sources. Oil sands account for about 58% of Canada's total production, and 97% of its proven oil reserves are located there
Let me guess .. not a word of his own ... :nonod:
Just more left wing cut and paste non-sense ... :p
Tell me CRAB cake, are you really that stupid .. or you just love bottom feeding ..??? ;)
To quote a real hero .. we're gonna DRILL - BABY - DRILL
Instead of "teaching" the kids to convert a old racing 4-wheler into a lethargic DC slug .. maybe they should put their time to good use .. and restore the piece to it's former glory .. :thumbsup:
The teacher looks fit to teach a "solar cloths drying 101" ... :p
https://scontent-atl3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...sg&oe=66757833
Poor old FART doesn't understand an electric street car is faster than his race car,
And anyone can buy one off the shelf...
A new record has been set by the BoosedBoiz YouTube channel in their formerly wrecked Model S Plaid, or what's left of it. The previous quarter mile record was 8.73 seconds, held by the Tesla Plaid Racing channel and beaten by the BoostedBoiz Plaid, running a quarter mile of 8.714-second quarter mile at 158 mph.Aug 29, 2023
Now for them to get an 8.7 at ONLY 158 mph, that tells me they are hooking up,
The Semi's on an 800 Volt architecture, everything will be switching to higher Vs
Electric motors LOVE high volts; they work better, less heat, the opposite of what some might think.
With higher voltage, you use Smaller wire, the opposite of what many would believe,
Obviously more efficient
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Tax incentive of $7,500 is back
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“after estimated gas savings”
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So how much does it really cost?
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The Telsa app for our Model S shows we spent $589 in electricity (4,914 KW) for the last 12 months. She drove 18,000 miles. If gas cost 3.60 a gallon (Illinois) that is the is equivalent to her car getting 112 miles per gallon for a full-size luxury car that can 0-60 in 3.5 seconds. Side benefit is zero emissions. You really should test drive an EV before you bash them on social media. The Model 3 is priced at or below the average price of all new cars. My neighbor bought an EV Chevy Blazer and loves it. He showed me a Hummer EV he was test driving that is bad azz. Most people do not drive on long trips, so an EV makes for a perfect second car. They are not for everyone but if you have two cars and access to plug in at night, look into the benefits.