Off topic but why do we stick to the left still? Costs us all a lot of money! "It's a question that arises surprisingly often among travellers, especially those considering renting a car. Which countries drive on the right and which drive on the left? Approximately two-thirds of the global population drive on the right side of the street. All in all, 163 countries and territories have right-hand drive traffic while vehicles use the left-side in 76 countries.
The bulk of countries that drive on the left are former British colonies including South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. Only four countries in Europe still drive on the left and they are all islands. They consist of the UK, the Republic of Ireland, Malta and Cyprus"
That said the steering aside. Almost everything else in a EV is wired not physical. ( whoops add the brake perhaps)
The 50k might be true to shift a RHD to LHD in ICE. Suspect it is a lot lower in a EV.
waiting for 2024 is sooooo slow "Toyota this week previewed a total of 16 new electric vehicles – including a model that appears to share plenty with the Toyota LandCruiser, as well an electric answer to the FJ Cruiser."Toyota released the very first image of an all-electric ute that will no doubt replace the diesel-chugging HiLux we know today - and possibly as soon as 2024 - did the internet begin to light up with comments about it not being a real ute, and that it couldn’t possibly keep up with the diesels of today.Well, I’ve got bad news for you. You’re wrong." (19 Dec 2021) posted before.
Will Landrover surprise us? Suspect so or they are a DoDo
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