Thread: Trial complete: electric vehicles can work in Australia

Originally Posted by nick_e

I wonder how many laps they let the car do and what its learning algorithms are like.

Yeah, would be interesting to know. While I like the tech behind it, I'm not sure if I'm ready to watch car racing that has no drivers just yet. 😁

Originally Posted by Homestar

Yeah, would be interesting to know. While I like the tech behind it, I'm not sure if I'm ready to watch car racing that has no drivers just yet. 😁

What would be cool though is a single automated car to compete in a major racing competition.

Like a google F1 car that has no driver.

I wonder how it would fare?

I wonder how it would fare?

It would slow down whenever there was a car in front of it.LOL
Regards Philip A

Originally Posted by nick_e

What would be cool though is a single automated car to compete in a major racing competition.

Like a google F1 car that has no driver. 2:

I wonder how it would fare?

Imagine if it was also electric, like the current F electric series. Auto + electric = PlayStation, except for real.

ACCIONA 100% Ecopowered, the first electric car to finish the Dakar Rally

Heres my Finke contender - I dont think .

Anyway , my practical charge range is about 80km , thats normal daily running about. This morning I did some 'greenlaning' I think is what the Poms call it, took an hour to do this 33km , got home and had 88% battery remaining, could extrapolate that to over 200km (or is my maths that bad) , helps not stop starting in traffic too I guess

Lovely 2 door, nice conversion. Those that like EV conversions should subscribe to this channel, it's very good.

I cant help thinking Robert Llewellyn got his penchant for Electric Cars from this episode of Scrapheap