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Why are EVfags delusional about the fundamental issues with the technology?

> batteries are never good enough and manufacturers constantly lie about the estimated range (which is not true if youre going uphill, in winter, or going fast on a highway)
> working on EVs will NEVER be safe owning to the fact that 400+V wiring is everywhere, and a wrong touch can kill a mechanic or a first responder
> battery packs are inherently unsafe - even if you somehow magically managed to construct one that doesn't catch fire, shorting it will make it turn into a furnace from the heat output, meaning something in the car or its environment will catch fire and burn for 24+ hours
> battery packs are wired in series, meaning even if you have 20 cells, which could be redundant, even if ONE fails (or just goes out of sync with the others), the whole battery is scrap
> fast 100+kW chargers draw so much fucking power that for a 20+ unit charger draws as much power as a small town - to make all cars EVs, you'd need to build giant charger parks in the middle of nowhere
>Even firstie countries are going broke installing fast chargers
>Everything in the car is factory sealed and unserviceable
>Due to how heavy these fucks are, suspension overall will be less reliable and there will be more road and tire wear
>Modern ICE car engines last the lifetime of the car for normal people with just oil changes
>Shit quality power electronics in inverters can die to age, exposure and usage, just like mechanical parts can

EVs will NEVER be safe and reliable due to these factors, they will consistently be more expensive than ICE cars and die earlier and permanently

There's NO silver bullet
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>>28213515
2 more weeks and the batteries will last forever and have free energy just 2 more weeks bro
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>>28213515
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choice-supportive_bias
People literally think "i bought it so it HAS to be good because I made the choice!!" and also "why would I make a stupid choice? I chose it, therefore it's a good choice, because I chose it!!!"
Tale as old as time.
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>>28213515
SOLID STATE BATTERIES (any day now)
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>>28213538
Solid state batteries will fix none of the issues mentioned above
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>>28213569
But you don't understand, SOLID STATE BATTERIES
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>>28213515
blablablabla they're fast as fuck and i like not having to do maintenance ever
the rest doesn't matter.
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>>28213515
EV's are an excellent option for city bug people and are already good enough to fulfill the role of basic commuter car for most people, especially if you have a second vehicle for normal driving.
But, the politicians pushing EV-only cutoff agendas are geriatric retards that do not understand the technology is not, and will never be viable for total replacement of ICE. EV shills are typically leftist faglords that trust the government implicitly and always point to these passing regulations as gospel to prove their point that EV's are going to take over without thinking about it too much themselves.
Most of the quality issues have to do with the fact that manufacturers in general fucking suck and have been putting out nothing but garbage for the last decade. It being an EV isn't the issue because all cars are over-computerized, poorly engineered piles of shit now. EV's could be stupidly reliable and user-servicable, but they aren't because no modern cars are.
Electric cars could be so cool, but they're cucked because they're built in [current year]. Imagine a 600hp, rwd electric crown vic with no nannies, touch screens, or cell connection that you can simply charge up in your garage off solar to frustrate the oil jew. Maybe after TKD that'll be something you can walk into a dealer and buy instead of having to build yourself.
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>>28213629
Slower on road course than just about everything
Slower on drag strip than a fucking stock dodge
Slower on street than pretty much any other street build platform (gtr, vette, etc)
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>>28213662
good thing i don't do road courses
good thing i don't do drag races
good thing i don't want a "street build"
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>>28213712
Yeah, you literally don't like cars; we get it.
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Governments are already doing a lot to subsidise EVs/legislate out petrol cars, and yet it still isn't enough to bring down the costs of EVs for the majority of the population which is all it comes down to in the end. For example, whenever you see someone say "well I can charge my EV overnight using the charging infrastructure at my house", they are putting the cart before the horse - home ownership rates in my country (and others) are falling, and pretty soon the majority of the population won't even have property of their own to install said charging infrastructure. How's the government going to solve that exactly - buy everyone a house?
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>>28213728
>the majority of the population won't even have property of their own
who do you think inherit houses mate?
if boomers have houses, gen z will have houses period
dont fall over bait. housing is shit for immigrants, that's why there's a war on real estate.
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>>28213736
Boomers will still be around in 20 if not 30 years.
What sometimes happens as well - the husband dies and the widow continues to live in the house for a while longer, until she needs 24hr care and so the house is sold to help pay for that.
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>>28213715
i like that my car is faster than your car and i like that it makes you angry
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>>28213736
The government/blackrock. You cannot afford the inheritance taxes on that property.
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>>28213746
KEK, not a chance, silly
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>>28213789
don't say crazy shit
>>28213743
most boomers actually have more than one house, some already inherited houses from prior generations, etc. Don't fall over the i have to leave my house when im 18. Multi generational houses were very normal.

>i deserve a flat in the city in my 20's
this is straight retard. There's a shit of land where you can build/buy for very little. Or you wait, get help from boomers, etc. Gen z complaining about housing when their parents own most of it is probably the most retarded thing of that generation.
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>>28213804
>most boomers actually have more than one house
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>>28213791
yes a chance
very much a chance
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>>28213831
The car that gets beaten by literal farmtrucks?
KEK, not a chance, silly
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>>28213515
why do you care what they think? You scared? Why? EVs aren't even majority and trump will remove climate requirements
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>>28213515
your entire rant can be summed up to "I can't wrench an ev". You think ICE cars will be wrenchable in the future when they have seen how profitable closed-off car system could be as a disposable commodity? You think they'll let you? lol just go hug your 30yo corolla.
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>>28213835
but by your farm truck?
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>>28213515
>> fast 100+kW chargers draw so much fucking power that for a 20+ unit charger draws as much power as a small town
So much for a better environmental choice.
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>>28213804
>Crazy shit
It's just how the world works. Inheritance tax includes the value of assets that you inherit, and property is an asset. Zoomies will have to pay inheritance tax on properties granted to them during inheritance, and because they will not be able to afford that tax, so they will have to sell off the property to get the cash to pay the tax. The buyer will almost certainly be blackrock, since other zoomies don't have the cash to pay the tax, either, and millennials and xers either already have a house or are renting and can't afford one, either.
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>>28213515
i could disregard all that however there is one big issue no manufacturer has yet addressed. they all look gay.
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Counterpoint: the Honda-e (aka the best looking modern car) is electric.
That aside, batteries will practically always be, at best, just sidegrades to ICEs. Honestly, the real problem is all the chinese/garbage tech bro slop that's going to flood the market eventually and the fact that EVs will be planned obsolescence on wheels, effectively pricing out many from even owning a car because 2nd hand ones will be worthless.
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>>28213862
>the best looking modern car
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>>28213651
Get tf out of here with your reasonable response. I'm not an evfag, but have considered getting a tesla because it's a 4 door car that's quick. But any time you try to have an open discussion, the retards on this forum act like you're some ev shill.
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>>28213515
>> batteries are never good enough
Yes. I don't care. I can do a quick online research to find out the real range.
>> working on EVs will NEVER be safe
Let the bodies hit the floor.
>> battery packs are inherently unsafe
Show me actual statistics of these nightmare scenarios. I don't care if it chernobyls an entire state as long as I can get out in time.
>> battery packs are wired in series...
8 years warranty covers it. Beyond this, there are already companies who deal with this shit.
>> fast 100+kW chargers draw so much fucking power
Why do you care? It is still less energy in total than what a gas station delivers to a similar amount of ICE vehicles, since those lose like 70% of the energy from the fuel to heat, while a coal power plant is far more efficient and cheaper.
>>Even firstie countries are going broke installing fast chargers
They are investing in a future where they don't have to rely on Saudi or Russian oil to keep their economy alive.
>>Everything in the car is factory sealed and unserviceable
In my perspective, so is an ICE car.
>>Due to how heavy these fucks are, suspension overall will be less reliable and there will be more road and tire wear
I agree, this is a problem.
>>Modern ICE car engines last the lifetime of the car for normal people with just oil changes
K
>>Shit quality power electronics in inverters can die to age,
You can also die to a lightning strike.
>factors, they will consistently be more expensive than ICE cars and die earlier and permanently
EVs are already cheaper than ICE cars, you just have to pay more upfront, which almost no one does anyway. Most people just have a total monthly expenditure of their car which includes fuel, maintenance, and loan payments. This monthly expenditure will be lower for an EV owner.
>>28213862
ICE cars are also planned obsolescence. It costs more to own a modern ICE car because you can't le wrench these things anymore. I'll just wait until the Japs figure out EVs.
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>>28213651
>Electric cars could be so cool, but they're cucked because they're built in [current year]
This, Mate Rimac said something along the lines of:"we make electric cars not because of environment but because they are fast". I respect that. I would test drive an actual cool ev, shame that those don't exist south of 2 million dollars
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i have no problem with EVs trying compete. california and europe activist government bullshit forcing them on world is the main problem
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>>28213532
The opposite is true
>I didn’t buy this thing
>therefor thing bad
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>>28213515
>and a wrong touch can kill a mechanic or a first responder

only fuck anon, you might have just saved my life.
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>>28215144
Retard.
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>>28215056
Plaid is pretty cool.
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>>28215918
>Plaid is pretty cool.

No, its not. Its just a plain sedan with the most powerful electric engine they could fit in it and a performance setting that lets you permanently diminish the lifespan of the battery with each use to get it to accelerate stupid fast. It gets the same performance as Bubba throwing a 1200 horsepower engine into an old Crown Vic but with none of the fun or noise. I watched a clip of one getting clowned and lapped repeatedly on a simple oval track by a base trim Corvette. All it can do is accelerate, so I guess it would be a good drag racer if you can live with your car sounding like a buzzing electric dildo.
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>>28213651
Hear me out.
>some variety of >200hp four banger turbodiesel
>two independent battery packs, each only good for ~20mi of range
>630hp rear drive unit
>3200lbs or less
Diesel motor recharges the batteries reliably and lets you store most of your energy via liquid hydrocarbons, as God intended. Rear drive unit provides surge capacity for when you need to "gap a nigger," parlance.
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>>28215971
It'd be be better if you could fit about 100 miles of highway range into it, you'd get 99% of daily commutes + a grocery trip into it without engaging the engine, and a little extra headroom for power without damaging the batteries.
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>>28213532
sounds just like with buying a bmw
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>>28215971
Motors don't make power, they convert it. You're not getting 630hp from two little battery packs even with a little 4banger actively charging them
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>>28215977
I agree, but I think that's too aggressive to fit in the weight budget without building a bespoke chassis. You could stuff what I described into a midsized truck.
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>>28215136
Bingo. EV proponents are delusional because they can be, because they know their destructive daydreams are going to get regulated into existence, and because they know they will be protected from the consequences
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>>28213515

Have you read the latest on the LA wildfires and all of the EV vehicles that burned up?

Fire brigade says a ICE vehicle can be put out in 5 to 15 min.
They also say it takes 2 to 15 hours to put out an EV fire.

https://jalopnik.com/abandoned-ev-batteries-could-make-the-la-fire-cleanup-a-1851739951
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>>28215957
>Its just a plain sedan with the most powerful electric engine they could fit in it
... which is cool...
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>>28215971
That's pretty much exactly what Edison motors is doing with their pickup conversions. They already do it on a big scale with their logging trucks. Best of both worlds for stop and go with lots of regen braking opportunities, but you do get efficiency losses at constant highway speeds when compared to just having the motor hooked to the driveline with a normal transmission.
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>>28215985
Discharge rate capability is almost completely independent from total battery capacity, retard.
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>>28213515
If I cant fix it, then I wont buy it. Simple as
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Just convert your car to use water, bro
https://educate-yourself.org/fe/fewaterasfuel28jan02.shtml
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>>28213629
Well, no maintenance is needed when it explodes, that's for sure.
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>>28213651
Politicians don't need to understand, they're just talking heads fronting for a hidden comitee. Probably the plans has never been total ICE replacement, so far it's just another con. (Like fusion)
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>>28214295
>muh saudi russian oil
Lmao this nigga thinks there's more than one side
But also
>le future without oil
Lmao good luck charging millions of evs



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