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Tesla unveil "CyberTruck" at ClusterFuck event
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2019-12-09 at 3:57 PM UTC
Originally posted by iam_asiam68 no, they just need to make these current electric cars be able to recharge while driving. yes, to a degree some do, but they also are combined with fuel like the toyota highlander. but that reserve charges while fuel is being used as the source of energy.
if they made it to where it's all electric, but also rechargeable, then you have a solution to this problem.
but, knowing how manufacturing practices align with government protocol, we might never see this become a reality.
like oil, between the companies and the governments, there is an assurance we will never advance in society as long as money talks!!
Lol what? I see recharging stations everywhere. Not all are hybrid. -
2019-12-09 at 4:21 PM UTC
Originally posted by iam_asiam68 no, they just need to make these current electric cars be able to recharge while driving. yes, to a degree some do, but they also are combined with fuel like the toyota highlander. but that reserve charges while fuel is being used as the source of energy.
if they made it to where it's all electric, but also rechargeable, then you have a solution to this problem.
but, knowing how manufacturing practices align with government protocol, we might never see this become a reality.
like oil, between the companies and the governments, there is an assurance we will never advance in society as long as money talks!!
just put this in the trunk.
problem solved.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2019-12-09 at 4:27 PM UTC
Originally posted by iam_asiam68 no, they just need to make these current electric cars be able to recharge while driving. yes, to a degree some do, but they also are combined with fuel like the toyota highlander. but that reserve charges while fuel is being used as the source of energy.
if they made it to where it's all electric, but also rechargeable, then you have a solution to this problem.
but, knowing how manufacturing practices align with government protocol, we might never see this become a reality.
like oil, between the companies and the governments, there is an assurance we will never advance in society as long as money talks!!
What the shit are you babbling about? If the energy is onboard the car, it doesn't need to be charged. If you are burning fuel and converting it to electricity and then to kinetic energy, it would be more efficient to just drive the car from the fuel directly. You can't make it all electric and then generate more electricity from it.
If you're suggesting charging it while it's moving from an external source, then the energy has to get to it somehow, and there is zero possibility for making wireless power as fast or efficient as necessary for powering a car. And however fast and efficient you make it with technological advances, it will be even faster and more efficient to charge a stationary car with the same advances.
