Question: Is their boat electric too?Quote:
Originally Posted by prelude
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Question: Is their boat electric too?Quote:
Originally Posted by prelude
Nope, 2 stroke 😎Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
Maybe they could charge the car off that.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyC
I'm sure the owners would be used to having more than 2 strokes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
On the other hand....Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch
Seems there are still a few iffy battaries about
https://www.msn.com/en-ie/cars/news/...dd1f8377&ei=59
Also this little ditty.
Hybrid car bursts into flames causing severe burns to motorist
A hybrid car in Greater Manchester burst into flames forcing the driver to jump into the back seat to save his 19 month old granddaughter causing him severe burns in the process.
In the first para they say to stop charging them. In the second they say "all can still be driven". Just not very far.Quote:
Originally Posted by spudfan
Sales, other than Govt or fleet, are collapsing. And fleet companies depend on ROI to stay in business, so it's only a matter of time for them. And if this is the trend then pretty soon they will become uninsurable.
Politicians really need to stay out of the markets, especially when they get their thought bubbles from single issue lobby groups. After all, Henny Penny was wrong.
Nah, it was one of them 250HP honda units, so at least it was 4 stroke(s) :)
Also, enough KW to fast charge the tesla, if it had a generator attached. Perhaps it was not enough compensation -ahem- thus the model x in front of it.... What I am most interested in is: how much range did that huge wind drag suck down and how on earth is he going to charge that thing? Even in our densely populated swap marina's are usually far from the grid and do not have a lot of juice available -g-
-P
In my YT feed today was a 12 minute vid someone put up about changing a flat tyre on his BYD Seal, whatever that is. Really??
I didn't watch.