None of them.
Tell me again, how EV's are GOOD for the environment??
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otto105
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Which party fuckup.
One thinks public transportation is socialism, communism and fascism…and more.
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oil good if it owns trump and the gop
Neither one thinks that.
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Tesla Spontaneously Combusts While Driving on Freeway, Firefighters Need 6,000 Gallons of Water to Extinguish
Photos and video show fire completely destroyed front end of EV.
and 6000 gallons of water does not guarantee that it is out.
I'm wondering how much water was used to extinguish the more than 60 ICE vehicles that burned for this one EVTesla Spontaneously Combusts While Driving on Freeway, Firefighters Need 6,000 Gallons of Water to Extinguish
Photos and video show fire completely destroyed front end of EV.www.infowars.com
and 6000 gallons of water does not guarantee that it is out.
Study: Hybrids, ICE Cars Far More Likely Than EVs To Catch Fire
The data says hybrids are the most prone to catching fire, while EVs are the least prone, although when they do catch fire, they are harder to put out.
insideevs.com
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Trying to justify everything dangers.
Seems like a bullshit statistic if the fires didn't come from the 100,000 sales but from the entire fleet of ICE vehicles. I'm not sure this passes the smell test.I'm wondering how much water was used to extinguish the more than 60 ICE vehicles that burned for this one EV
Study: Hybrids, ICE Cars Far More Likely Than EVs To Catch Fire
The data says hybrids are the most prone to catching fire, while EVs are the least prone, although when they do catch fire, they are harder to put out.
Hey, ya gotta roast a few before you get them right....just like marshmallows.I'm wondering how much water was used to extinguish the more than 60 ICE vehicles that burned for this one EV
Study: Hybrids, ICE Cars Far More Likely Than EVs To Catch Fire
The data says hybrids are the most prone to catching fire, while EVs are the least prone, although when they do catch fire, they are harder to put out.
Did you know, the money spent on Tesla's didn't save the planet, it went on buying Twitter.
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No, muskie begged the Saudi's for it.
skookerasbil
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Forget about the environment...we already know they are worse....
More importantly, they suck, are expensive and decided impractical. But don't take my word for it...
Watch THIS.....
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More importantly, they suck, are expensive and decided impractical. But don't take my word for it...
Watch THIS.....
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skookerasbil
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LoL....in the US though, waaaaay less than 10%. Americans don't want EV's
Nobody cares about Europe.
Forget about the environment...we already know they are worse....
More importantly, they suck, are expensive and decided impractical. But don't take my word for it...
Watch THIS.....
Good video. I watched the whole thing. The moral of the story... commuting cars only; must have the ability to charge at home; don't let them run dry.
These were new cars with new batteries. I wonder how they fare as they age.
Thank you for your bizarre thoughts, I'm sure there was a relevant reply in there somewhere.LoL....in the US though, waaaaay less than 10%. Americans don't want EV's
Nobody cares about Europe.
Old Rocks
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Does being such a liar bother you? Probable not if you are a typical Trumpanzee. No, EV's have less fies than do ICE vehicles.This is happening more often..............EV's catching fire.
Tesla Model S catches fire three weeks after going to a junkyard
A Tesla Model S caught fire after sitting in a wrecking yard for three weeks. Fire fighters put out the blaze by placing the car in a water-filled pit.www.autoblog.com
As opposed to FUEL driven vehicles, EV's catch fire more often and burn hotter and more completely.
What does this mean? It means the EV's are made of more flammable materials, which burn completely, releasing deadly toxic fumes into the atmosphere.
Fuel driven vehicles do not do this. Sure they burn, and can burn hot, but I've never seen one catch fire and burn till there was nothing left! I've also never seen a fuel driven vehicle fire that couldn't be put out! Even at the most potent fires a fuel driven vehicle could have that I've seen, they may burn all interior and contents, but leave the frame/metal parts.
For the EV's though, all that plastic, all that metal, being completely burned down into deadly toxic fumes!! Not to mention poisoning the ground with the cremated remains!!
Government data show gasoline vehicles are up to 100x more prone to fires than EVs
Aside from the argument that gasoline vehicles operate via combustion, a study shows how prevalent gas vehicle fires are compared to EVs.
electrek.co
Old Rocks
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Well, why don't you look up the data on the LFP or some of the other new batteries. Many have lifespans that will exceed a million miles.
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