Cabal Plan: The new poor will be anyone who can't afford to buy an EV.
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As the technology advances, prices will drop.
The same way only the rich could own an automobile in the late 1800s, early 1900s.
Then the Model T came in 1908 as the first affordable car for the US middle class.
I don’t get the hate EVs are getting on this site?
To put it most simply, they're being sold as environmentally friendly when in fact they do far more damage to the environment. Electric reliance is also something the elites are trying to consolidate everyone to.
Plus how can you say as technology advances prices will drop? Weirdly enough as tech advances things seem to get more expensive. Hell despite all of our tech advances it would put a construction company out of business trying to build an "old" style church.
Far more damage is a claim that I find hard to believe. Same or a bit more would fit better. Even less, depending on which technology is used and the “electricity mixture” the car will run on. A BEV in Scandinavia is better for the environment than a BEV in Germany or Texas because of the source of the electricity.
For electric reliance to be an issue it means that the DS will win this war, and I refuse to believe that will happen.
As technology advanced in the automotive industry, the Model T more than halved its price, a 65” TV is now cheaper than a 32” in 1995. Even if the price stays the same, the amount you get for your money (size of TV or range on a BEV) will greatly increase.
If you put an electric car on a lot and a gas car on the lot, and measure damage from point of sale and on the electric would do less damage. The construction of the electric vehicle, and more specifically the battery, (which is comprised of components already endangered & becoming rapidly scarce, partially due to accessibility as well, and is curently projected to become more expensive) will do farrrr more damage than the gas powered car. Additionally because batteries arent always repairable, and the sky high costs of repairing one, majority of insurance companies scrap an electric car for what would otherwise be fixable on a gas car). And like you said about location, the largest nation's are on earth, are ones who's power source won't be coming from "clean" energy.
I’ve seen these reports and I’ve yet to see one that isn’t flawed in any way, either paid for by the petroleum industry or by “green” industry.
A “scrapped” EV is still reused in parts.
If the battery is so expensive to “mine”, it makes no sense to leave it unused when a BEV is crashed.
A used battery from a wrecked BEV is either refurbished if not too damaged, or the rare earth minerals are reused in other components.
This reuse of batteries makes the calculations very difficult, and to claim farrrrr more, requires proof.
Remember that it takes about 1kWh of electric energy to get 1 litre of 95 octane from the oil well to the cars tank.
And that’s a fact that’s never in the petroleum industry’s calculations.
Neither is the reuse of battery components from a BEV.
BEV's (Battery Electric Vehicles) get hate here and other places since its the manifestation of the elite's greed and forcing their agenda of control on the masses.
People are fed up with the lies and gaslighting regarding their effects on the envioronment. Not to mention the ignorance considering the amount of resources/infrastructure required to move towards a larger number of BEV on the road.
Personally I like to be able to put 14gal of fuel in my old car for $50 in less than 10 mins and drive it 350 miles. Rather than spend the same or more on charging and have to wait over an hour to get back underway.
The argument could be made to plan trips so the charging could take place at home but thats usually not realistic, not to mention if you dont personally incur the cost of a high wattage charger and wiring and electrical service panel then its sometimes 6hrs of charge time and money on the power bill. Lets be honest, theres way more fuel station than charging stations and it takes way less time to fill with liquid fuel than electrons.
Man's greed drives these issues. Why else can our gas/diesel vehicles not get better mileage than what they do now with gasoline direct injection than carburetion? Early 80's mazda cars and other small cars would get upwards of 35-40mpg! Old vw rabbit was 40-50mpg! Watch youtube old commercials and they advertise the mpg.
This is not an issue of technology, its an issue of manufactured scarcity so a body of individuals can exert their will over another body of individuals.
It’s a half hour charge with ~4 hours of driving. Additionally it’s fast AF. Blows the gas cars out of the water that cost the same price. Plus supporting Elon Musk, who appears to be on our team (for the moment). I traveled down the east coast with little to no issues (in terms of charging convenience). I actually really like my Tesla. Realistic “MPG” is ~40 because electric prices are super high in the northeast. 33-34 cents per kWh.
I can understand if someone has a 15kw home charger which is an 80a breaker or can find a supercharger station on the route. Lots of reaidential electrical panels lack the capacity to install one. Not to mention the local utility lack of overall capacity as well.
On the west coast BEV support is laughable at best and the lines to charge your car are long at times. Energy prices are manipulated heavily out here. Support dor teslas is not good where I am also-2hr drive to nearest dealership.
I think Elon is doing good stuff. I'm strongly considering starlink for the simple fact of if the local power goes down then the local utility's switch gear goes down too. If I'm on a solar or generator I'm still able to see out and figure out whats going on, providing that the starlink is still up.
I dont like apple products and I also dont like my vehicle being comnected to anything except my hands and feet and bottom.
Additionally my diesel pickup is also fast and can drive down the road for 4hrs as well and cost about 10k. Plus I can tow/haul what ever I please with it.
I would also argue that a turbo v8 audi or bmw i6 will definitely not be blown out of the water by a tesla unless were talking plaid car. Im talking 2015 vintage cars too that are used and can be had for 25-30k and with simple mods and tuning will run along with the plaids and have good fuel range still if not being beaten on constantly. But honestly a 600hp dsg turbo v8 or i6 awd is a fun daily. And I like the sound!
The tech/infrastructure and raw materials arent quite there for full BEV adoption yet imo.
Problem number 1 for any electric car is the battery production. It destroys the environment from which it’s mined. Unless we switch to pure nuclear energy, forget about air quality going up, a net zero gain in my book. What I looked at when I bought the Tesla was two things, my wallet (also my family’s finances), and my job. Related subjects.
I work at a nuclear power plant, generating electricity, the actual “clean” energy, if you could call any energy clean. They offer free car charging on site because they are “green”. Where I live is snowy in the winter, but my job to come to work regardless of the weather. I also drive a long distance to work, so gas in a car that can also fit the family is not cheap. So I could buy a car from an lgbt promoting company and have a gas or diesel, or I could buy an electric car and support Elon musk.
Even if Elon was playing a good guy but was really a bad guy, it would not add a negative to Tesla, it would just be par for the course.
I understand the elite part, but for that to come true, the DS great reset needs to beat our great awakening. I refuse to believe that will happen.
I also understand the resource question, but why can’t we have both? BEVs for city use/short commutes, and ICE for longer transports?
I’ve driven my BEV from Sweden to Croatia, and it’s drama free. 2,5 hours on the Autobahn, then a 15 minutes stop to empty bladder, walk the dog and refill the battery, then another 2,5 hours. I might’ve been able to cut that trip by 1-2 hours, but then my wife and kids(+dog) would be angry because of the lack of toilet breaks.
The manufactured scarcity is not a BEV only issue, it’s hitting across the industry.
For some families a BEV makes sense. In your case, in your region it seems like it works decent. And thats good.
However, mandating and forcing the world to do something is not the way to accomplish the advances and improvements to the various systems, technology, processes and resources that are necessary to support a move like that.
Regardless of if all those things were mature enough to support it, forcing it is not the way. If it naturally and organically became a viable option for the masses that would be great.
Plus, here in america and other places as well I imagine, the companies responsible for such things DO NOT have the consumer's best interest in mind.
For example, have you heard of abiotic oil? Probably not but its a real thing that has been censored and suppressed so that the oil industries can maintain the facade that the resource will run out one day so that theyre free to manipulate the price and emotions to drive the market and politics surrounding it. Not to mention the military ops that have been based on one country controlling another's resource.
The idea that gas/oil are fossil fuels has been propogated to support more of the manufactured scarcity.
Some coal is fossil fuel, but what is bbq charcoal other than specially treated wood. There are people in other countries that male charcoal and sell it at markets to support their families. The energy density of that type of coal is different than power plant coal but the point stands that there is a difference between ff's and oil.
Coal power plants here in USA are some of the cleanest in the world but thats not good enough for this 'green' lobby, yet they are content to decommission nuclear plants and coal plants and remove hydro dams to push their agenda and to what end? More control more manufactured scarcity.
In the state of Georgia, USA, the first new nuclear plant in decades just went online April 1. It took 15 years to build. The first one in the state built back in the 1950's took 3 years to build. Its the greed and the agenda thats holding the general population back.
Thats not to say that we should not seek to improve the ICE, I believe in the tech strongly. Its viable and mature and can be improved tremendously. But again we run into the same roadblocks with the greed and agenda.
For example there was a gentleman that developed a carburetion system back in the 1980's that saw 70mpg! His voice was silenced and the information was censored and hidden.
How about gas/diesel turbochargers? Why did USA marques not use them when europe did? Using waste gas from the engine to improve the engine's pumping efficiency to more than 100% while lowering the emissions. Nope, USA said lets pump spent exhaust gasses back in to offset tailpipe emissions. We dont care that it drastically reduces the engines pumping efficiency but it makes it LOOK like weve done something good!
Good times create weak men and I think we're there again. USA has had a long period of prosperity but now weak men/communists have gained some control and we're feeling the effects.
Look at all the posts here describing very real problems with EV functionality here in the USA.
Many of those posts written by people that has never set their foot in a BEV.