No. That's incorrect. They have weekly limits and an 11 hour limit within 14 hours. Still, 500 miles will be enough for many and a great leap forward if it is adopted.Well a trucker can only drive for 8 hours at a time, right? Stop to charge during mandatory break, recharge, then another 500. That DC charging is going to be lightning speed and it is coming to the Cybertruck platform when they ship!!!
This. Box trucks and "bread trucks" would be perfect for this.
I have this lingering question. How does the environmental impact of used batteries compare to the environmental impact of burnt gas?
Will we be able to recycle batteries with any kind of efficiency? Or will we create massive landfills full of batteries?
This. Box trucks and "bread trucks" would be perfect for this.
I have this lingering question. How does the environmental impact of used batteries compare to the environmental impact of burnt gas?
Will we be able to recycle batteries with any kind of efficiency? Or will we create massive landfills full of batteries?
Thank you. In terms of the emissions "getting it out of the ground," he mostly just talks about the the added fuel emissions, but mining nickel would surely be more carbon intensive than drilling oil (unless they go with the pick axes) right? Is the advantage in the fact that you'll get a LOT more "mileage" out of an ounce of nickel than an ounce of oil?Great questions! Thank you!
On your first question, about carbon and other emissions*
*IE. Cars and trucks that combust fuel also emit smog forming emissions, such as nitrogen oxide, non-methane organic gases, carbon monoxide, particulate matter, and formaldehyde. These emissions are usually trapped close to the ground and can form a brownish haze that pollutes our air, particularly over cities in the summertime.
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Smog Vehicle Emissions | US EPA
Find out the differences between vehicle greenhouse gas emissions and smog emissions.www.epa.gov
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E.g. Yes, manufacturing EV is⬆️CO2 than ICE, but it's recovered in 1.5 - 1.9 years, so ⬇️⬇️#CO2 over EV life.
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E.V.s Start With a Bigger Carbon Footprint. But That Doesn’t Last.
The manufacturing and disposal of electric vehicles result in more greenhouse gases than nonelectric models, but that difference will eventually disappear altogether.www.nytimes.com
Why is this?
In short, the fuel refining process.
It's definitely over the top.Is OP Elon or does he get paid by him? I've never seen such a ridiculous PR campaign on this board. Hope he's getting paid.
Is OP Elon or does he get paid by him? I've never seen such a ridiculous PR campaign on this board. Hope he's getting paid.
See what....'let you know.' You have to ask because I don't fanboy the shit out of my interests and come off as a paid PR person.Please let us know what you care about or are passionate about so I can shit all over it and your posts on the topic. TIA prick
Thank you. In terms of the emissions "getting it out of the ground," he mostly just talks about the the added fuel emissions, but mining nickel would surely be more carbon intensive than drilling oil (unless they go with the pick axes) right? Is the advantage in the fact that you'll get a LOT more "mileage" out of an ounce of nickel than an ounce of oil?
(Translated from German)
Question to Mr. Martin Daum from @DaimlerTruck whether he now confirms that @Tesla has changed the physics with the #Semi , after Pepsi states a range of up to 800km and consumption of 1.1kWh/km when fully loaded and thus less than the factory specification.
@LBoogie28 help me out what does less than factory specification mean?
Why did this guy hate on the Tesla Semi publicly in the first place you ask?
OH. THAT’S WHY!
BUSTED!
A 5 axle semi truck and trailer's gross weight is 80,000 pounds. I wonder if the DOT sent him a fine back in 2022!
There's a place for EV semi trucks. They shouldn't be expected to fully replace ICE trucks anytime soon. Trying to force the transition will lead to unintended consequences. The transition should be organic.