Topic: Electric Vehicles - page 2. (Read 8200 times)
I don't really like electric vehicles, i am using default engine.
Tesla Model 3 - 276,000 orders in 3 days and counting
I like it too when they made a solar powered vehicle.
I was out walking with my dog on the campus, it was the weekend, peace and quiet, suddenly a securitycar rolled past me, it was a absolutely silent electric car. sneaky bastards.
i think it will be a good idea if i buy an electric vehicles , but i have one problem with it ! the duration of battery . and how much it cost ? 
Looking for cars that run on CO2, producing oxygen as result. 
That's not how physics works. Breaking up CO2 into carbon and oxygen requires energy, it is impossible to produce energy this way.But CO2/Methane reaction releases water, and only about half as efficient as gasoline/oxygen
Given the relatively cheap production and renewability of methane, might be a good idea. CO2 + CH4 → 2 H2 + 2 CO
And I don't see why methane would be anyless effective than other hydrocarbons
CH4 + 3O2 => 4H2O + CO2
Looking for cars that run on CO2, producing oxygen as result.
That's not how physics works. Breaking up CO2 into carbon and oxygen requires energy, it is impossible to produce energy this way.But CO2/Methane reaction releases water, and only about half as efficient as gasoline/oxygen
Given the relatively cheap production and renewability of methane, might be a good idea. CO2 + CH4 → 2 H2 + 2 CO
I would like to buy one, but the question is can it handle the wear you put on your gas car? you think the electrical circuits go bad after a while, so they will not outlast the gas engine vehicles out there. I would love to have to one to tear apart to learn from.
I feel like electric cars are like Bitcoin, like big revolution starter, but not the one that will last, more interlevel in car progress. Looking for cars that run on CO2, producing oxygen as result.
Lmao. Can't wait to see that happen. 
I'd totally get a Tesla if I had the monies for it. Even the "cheaper" model seems to be a bit above my price-range though.
If you think so it is not the right car for you.
I hadn't checked the price for 3, I just read a local article some time back stating the X would cost around 100K in euro.
Preordered a Tesla Model 3 with Bitcoin - https://medium.com/@masonic_tweets/i-just-preordered-a-tesla-model-3-with-bitcoin-f570bafcb882#.b76xoz5kt
cant wait for the new tesla man i will put the money down cash just to drive one
Tesla Model 3 - 276,000 orders in 3 days and counting
theese guys at tesla know what they are doing, 276.000 orders in 72h it's something very big, but i heard that the model 3 have a very good price.
Good work tesla, we are tired of petrol
Tesla Model 3 - 276,000 orders in 3 days and counting
I feel like electric cars are like Bitcoin, like big revolution starter, but not the one that will last, more interlevel in car progress. Looking for cars that run on CO2, producing oxygen as result.
Lmao. Can't wait to see that happen. I'd totally get a Tesla if I had the monies for it. Even the "cheaper" model seems to be a bit above my price-range though.
If you think so it is not the right car for you.
Looking for cars that run on CO2, producing oxygen as result.
That's not how physics works. Breaking up CO2 into carbon and oxygen requires energy, it is impossible to produce energy this way.But CO2/Methane reaction releases water, and only about half as efficient as gasoline/oxygen
Given the relatively cheap production and renewability of methane, might be a good idea. Looking for cars that run on CO2, producing oxygen as result.
That's not how physics works. Breaking up CO2 into carbon and oxygen requires energy, it is impossible to produce energy this way. I feel like electric cars are like Bitcoin, like big revolution starter, but not the one that will last, more interlevel in car progress. Looking for cars that run on CO2, producing oxygen as result.
Lmao. Can't wait to see that happen. I'd totally get a Tesla if I had the monies for it. Even the "cheaper" model seems to be a bit above my price-range though.
I feel like electric cars are like Bitcoin, like big revolution starter, but not the one that will last, more interlevel in car progress. Looking for cars that run on CO2, producing oxygen as result.
How long will electric cars last? What happens by the time your battery wears out? A 1970's gasoline car can still drive if well maintained. But if you have to replace batteries after 5 to 10 years, you'll spend like 20 grand on a car that is not worth is anymore.
Do people who buy these cars think about this? Currently there are barely any electric cars older than 5 years, so there is no real experience with battery life. But it is a concern.
Do people who buy these cars think about this? Currently there are barely any electric cars older than 5 years, so there is no real experience with battery life. But it is a concern.
Tesla's Model 3 Lives Up to the Hype
Fast, spacious, and with an endless view of the sky—the new electric car already has 198,000 reservations.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-04-01/tesla-s-model-3-lives-up-to-the-hype
Fast, spacious, and with an endless view of the sky—the new electric car already has 198,000 reservations.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-04-01/tesla-s-model-3-lives-up-to-the-hype
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