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spotlightstory · 6 months ago
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Manufacturer kill switches on EV and Gas vehicles
Battery Management Systems on EV
Right to Fix or Repair
Electric grid capacity discussion
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carsthatnevermadeitetc · 11 months ago
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Range Rover Safari, 2024, by Lunaz. The British electric conversion specialist has revealed an electrically powered first generation Range Rover convertible. The electric restomod is the product of more than 5,000 hours of testing and development. The interior has been updated with ergonomic and technological improvements including a contemporary infotainment system. The work has been carried out for a client but many of the features will be used for Lunaz's hardtop Range Rover conversions.
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BYD Sealion 7 EV comes to Norway: The price of the Sealion 7 starts at NOK 469,900 ($42,150) in Norway. Source: cleantechnica.com
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P.S. Tariffs on Chinese EVs will not stop demise of legacy ICE vehicle automakers...
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burnt-kloverfield · 9 months ago
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Electric vehicles are pretty cool.
Until you need to charge it and there isn't a station nearby.
Until the charging station nearby doesn't have the right plugs. (Like having the wrong charger for your phone, but instead it's a whole car.)
Until the charging station is broken.
Until the charging station is being used by someone else.
Until you forget to charge your car overnight.
Until the power goes out and you can't charge your car.
Until you have to drive in freezing temps without the heater because it immediately drops 10 miles off your range, and that 10 miles is what is making sure you get home.
I'm all for electric vehicles, but only if the infrastructure is there to make them practical.
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tangled-pixel-harpsichord · 11 months ago
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If anyone was wondering, those of us who live in regions with cold weather have realized that purely electric vehicles aren’t actually viable here for YEARS
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energy-5 · 1 year ago
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EV Charging on the Go: Tips for Long Journeys
Embarking on a long journey with an electric vehicle (EV) requires more than a full charge and a sense of adventure—it demands meticulous planning and a keen understanding of EV charging logistics. For many, the thought of long-distance travel in an EV is daunting, but with the right preparation, it can be as smooth as any trip taken in a gasoline-powered vehicle. Let’s explore the best practices for EV charging when you're on the move.
Pre-Travel Planning
Before setting out, a well-planned route is your best tool. Utilize apps and websites that specialize in EV travel, such as PlugShare or A Better Routeplanner, to map out your trip. These services provide real-time data on charger locations and types, availability, and may even offer insights into your expected energy consumption based on your vehicle’s model and driving conditions. Statistics suggest that preemptive planning can reduce charging time by as much as 40%, turning potential hours at charging stations into mere minutes.
Understanding Charger Types
Knowing the differences between Level 1, Level 2, and DC Fast Chargers (DCFC) is crucial. Level 1 chargers are your standard household outlets and are impractical for long journeys due to their slow charging speeds. Level 2 chargers offer a faster charging rate, typically adding about 20 to 30 miles of range per hour of charging. However, for the quickest boost, seek out DCFC stations that can charge compatible EVs up to 80% in around 30 minutes. Keep in mind, the availability of DCFC stations can vary widely by region.
Charging Etiquette and Timing
Charge station etiquette is essential. Always check the station's status before plugging in and adhere to any time limits. Peak times can often lead to longer waits, so consider charging during off-peak hours if possible. A recent survey indicated that charging stations are least occupied mid-week and late at night. By avoiding peak times, you not only save time but may also benefit from lower charging rates offered by some networks.
Battery Management
Battery health is paramount for efficient charging. Aim to keep your battery between 20% and 80% charged—this is the sweet spot for lithium-ion batteries found in most EVs. Charging beyond 80% often significantly slows down as the battery management system works to protect battery health. Also, avoid depleting your battery below 20% to maintain its longevity and ensure you have enough charge to reach the next station if one is unexpectedly out of service.
Membership and Payment
Various charging networks have different payment structures and membership options. Some offer discounted rates for members, while others may require a subscription for access. Signing up for memberships ahead of time can not only save money but also reduce the time spent at the charger, as members often enjoy shorter authorization times before charging begins.
Vehicle Preparation
Optimize your vehicle's condition before heading out. Tires should be properly inflated to reduce rolling resistance, and excess weight should be removed to increase efficiency. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, for every 100 pounds of excess weight carried, your vehicle's efficiency can drop by 1%. Furthermore, use your EV’s eco mode, if available, to extend your range by moderating the vehicle's energy use.
Emergency Planning
Even with thorough planning, always prepare for the unexpected. Keep a portable charger on hand for emergency situations, and know the location of Level 1 outlets along your route as a last resort. Maintaining a list of contact numbers for roadside assistance that caters to EVs can be a lifesaver in unforeseen circumstances.
Travelling long distances in an EV doesn't have to be a source of anxiety. With the rapidly expanding infrastructure and increasingly efficient technology, EV charging on the go is becoming more user-friendly. By following these tips, planning effectively, and staying informed, your electric road trip can be as enjoyable as it is eco-friendly.
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whetstonefires · 1 year ago
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Oh for sure I'm aware we're nowhere near having batteries that could work for this. Increasing the capacity of the batteries so you can get as far in one charge as anyone should be driving in a day anyway is definitely the sensible focus, as things stand.
But for much smaller battery-driven appliances, like chainsaws and lawnmowers, which are generally designed these days with removable batteries the size of small bricks, being able to keep one battery on the charger while you work and swap them out instead of halting everything so the device can nap extends its usefulness hugely.
So should there be a sufficient leap forward in battery technology to do that with cars, it would make the dang machines much more practical.
Okay also I’ve been driving electric cars long enough now to be really emphatic that the fact that they’re not all automatically built with solar panels in the roofs is a scandal.
And somehow almost every time I tell anyone this they roll their eyes and attempt to explain to me that this would not create a perpetual motion machine because of the limitations of the area relative to the power draw of the motor, which is incredibly annoying because that’s not the point.
Yes it’s possible that driving in the sunshine with a solar collector dripping into the battery would net you a little more mileage on that trip before needing recharge, but the usefulness of a solar-topped electric car is that if you drive it someplace–say, to work–and leave it outside in the sun all day, you’ll definitely have more range available by the time you’re ready to head home.
Also if you fuck up your calculations because of the inefficiency induced by cold weather or something and get yourself stranded without anywhere to charge, like halfway up a mountain or, more likely, six miles from home, you can call for rescue or walk away, come back later, and it’ll be able to move again.
This is important because unlike running out of gas you can’t really go get some electricity.
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bihar-ujala · 3 days ago
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Tata Harrier EV: मार्च 2025 में होगी लॉन्च, मात्र इतनी कीमत में मिलेगी हाईटेक फीचर वाली कार
Tata Harrier EV: टाटा मोटर्स की इलेक्ट्रिक कार, मार्केट में अपनी एक अलग ही पहचान बन चुकी है. इसके बाद टाटा कंपनी जल्द ही हैरियर का भी इलेक्ट्रिक वर्जन लाने वाली है . टाटा हैरियर ईवी (Tata Harrier EV) वर्ष 2025 में लांच की जाने वाली है. और 2025 की दूसरी सिएरा ईवी भी भारत के मार्केट में एंट्री करेगी. टाटा मोटर्स हैरियर इवी कार का प्रोडक्शन मॉडल भारत मोबिलिटी एक्सपो 2025 में दिखा सकती है. साथी इस…
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vmantras · 16 days ago
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Mini Countryman EV: Performance and Features Explained
₹54.9 Lakh The Mini Countryman EV is an all-electric premium SUV that extends the brand’s iconic charm into the eco-conscious automotive space. Designed for urban and suburban adventures, it offers a balance of style, performance, luxury, and advanced technology. Here’s a detailed breakdown: Exterior Design and Dimensions Classic Mini Aesthetic: The Mini Countryman EV retains the signature…
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rahul1305 · 25 days ago
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Tata NANO Ev 2025: May be launched in India soon
1. Tata NANO Ev : Features
Talking about the features of this Tata Nano, many features like a new 6-inch important system Bluetooth, 6 speakers, power steering, power window, EBD are going to be found in Tata Nano.
2. Tata NANO Ev : Safety Features
For safety features, this Tata Nano will provide you with reverse parking sensor, ABS , 2 airbags, child safety, disc brake and other safety features.
3. Tata NANO Ev: Range and Price
This NANO is going to be given a 15.5 kwh battery, whose range can be 312 km, while talking about its price, the price of this new Tata Nano...
For more information to read this article - https://techupdates.in/automobile/tata-nano-ev-range-and-price/.html
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chargerseeker · 29 days ago
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Best Tesla Trip Planning App: ChargerSeeker
Owning a Tesla is synonymous with embracing cutting-edge technology and eco-friendly driving. However, planning a road trip with your Tesla requires a strategic approach to ensure access to charging stations and a smooth travel experience. Enter ChargerSeeker, the ultimate Best Tesla Trip Planning App designed to enhance your journey.
How to Use ChargerSeeker for Tesla Trips?
Download and Register: Install the ChargerSeeker app on your smartphone and create an account.
Input Your Destination: Enter your trip details, including start and end points.
Set Preferences: Adjust your charging, detour, and travel time preferences.
Review Suggested Routes: Choose from optimized routes tailored to your Tesla’s specifications.
Start Your Journey: Follow the app’s turn-by-turn navigation and enjoy real-time updates.
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techdriveplay · 3 months ago
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What Are the Best Electric Cars with the Longest Range?
Electric vehicles (EVs) have rapidly evolved, offering impressive range capabilities that rival traditional petrol-powered cars. For many potential buyers, the question, “What are the best electric cars with the longest range?” has become a central concern. A vehicle’s range can make the difference between a smooth, stress-free journey and frequent stops at charging stations. This article delves…
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carsthatnevermadeitetc · 2 years ago
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What a difference 60 years makes juxtaposition of Mazda 802 Prototype, 1963 & Mazda MX-30 e-Skyactiv R-EV "Edition R," 2023. Mazda have relaunched the rotary engine in a new version of the MX-30 electric crossover that uses a single rotor Wankel engine as a range-extender. There is no mechanical connection between the engine and the driving wheels, the rotary unit simply acts as a generator while the car's 170PS electric motor powers it. The rotary engine provides the MX-30 with a range of 650km. The Edition R is a special edition of 400 cars to celebrate the return of the rotary motor. The 802 was presented at the 10th Tokyo Motor show and was a prototype for Mazda's first rotary engined production, the Cosmo of 1967.
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Kia EV3 - made for Europeans! Screenshot from original video published by What Car? on November 11, 2024.
P.S. While Elon Musk is busy spreading Russian disinformation about how the war in Ukraine started, KIA and the South Koreans made a pleasant surprise and presented practical electric car, well-suited to the European car market, at a fairly reasonable price...!!!
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dailynewztimes · 3 months ago
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MG Windsor Electric Car 2024: Tata Nexon को कड़ी टक्कर देने वाली नई EV, 450 Km की दमदार रेंज के साथ
New MG Windsor Electric Car 2024: आज के दौर में जब पेट्रोल और डीजल की कीमतें आसमान छू रही हैं, इलेक्ट्रिक वाहन��ं की मांग तेजी से बढ़ रही है। खासकर MG Windsor Electric Car ने भारतीय बाजार में कदम रखकर इस सेगमेंट में हलचल मचा दी है। अगर आप एक लंबी रेंज वाली इलेक्ट्रिक कार की तलाश में हैं, तो यह कार आपके लिए एक बेहतरीन विकल्प हो सकती है। MG Windsor Electric Car 2024 इस आर्टिकल में हम MG Windsor…
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dipnots · 5 months ago
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The Future of Portable EV Chargers: Revolutionizing Mobility
Electric vehicles (EVs) are rapidly becoming the norm, and with them, the demand for efficient, portable EV chargers is on the rise. These chargers not only provide convenience but also enhance the overall EV experience. Key Benefits of Portable EV Chargers: Convenience: Charge anywhere, anytime, reducing range anxiety. Versatility: Compatible with various EV models, offering…
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