#small electric car

[rockyy133]

Revealed The Dark Side Of Electric Cars And Their Environmental Impact | Caractics

Electric cars have been touted as the future of transportation, but this new technology may have an unexpected environmental impact. Discover how electric cars could be doing more harm than good and what can be done to reduce their negative environmental impact. Watch the video Revealed The Dark Side Of Electric Cars And Their Environmental Impact by Caractics

[monicascot]

Revealed The Dark Side Of Electric Cars And Their Environmental Impact | Caractics

Electric cars have been touted as the future of transportation, but this new technology may have an unexpected environmental impact. Discover how electric cars could be doing more harm than good and what can be done to reduce their negative environmental impact. Watch the video Revealed The Dark Side Of Electric Cars And Their Environmental Impact by Caractics

[universeevcars]

new trikes, electric cabin, small electric car

[reasonsforhope]

i live in the midwest US, right? and something that's been so fascinating to me is the fact that i spend equal time, roughly, in urban, suburba, and rural areas- and i'm seeing the same renewables growth in all three. solar panels, advertisements for EVs, charging stations, newly installed wind turbines, actual EVs and hybrids on the roads, i've even been able to witness solar panel installations in the city. the buses in my city's fleet are more and more becoming electric or otherwise more sustainable. i see farmers with portable solar and batteries by their houses. people in the suburbs are getting solar installed and bragging about new electric vehicles.

it's becoming more and more commonplace, and it's both affordable and popular to go green. that really gives me hope, honestly. seeing people who don't really care about the environment go environmentally-friendly anyways, because it's profitable, or cool, or cheap, or just because they like it. sure, it's sort of sad, but on the other hand it shows me just how widespread this change is. and it's not a huge thing either!! like i just see new solar or wind or the like and it's more of a "huh. neat" or "we need to look into panels for the house" than anything else. so much hope in the little things like that, in seeing the way the world changes when no one is looking.

having governments and activist organizations working for this is making a change, and it's so beautiful and i'm so lucky that i get to be alive to see the world changing for the better. and my area is experiencing unprecedented growth!! and i see so much of that come with solar. there's like, a gas-station style charging station near me. isn't that awesome? i can't wait to see more of it.

That's awesome!! Thank you for sending this in, that really is so full of hope, especially the fact that it's the midwest and it's happening equally across urban, suburban, and rural settings. That's so great to hear.

The renewables revolution isn't going anywhere, and it's because of just what you said: it's cheaper and easier and more profitable. And it's gonna change the world.

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Volkswagen ID. EVERY1, 2025. A prototype for a new entry-level electric hatchback that will go on sale in 2027 with a starting price below €20,000 ($21k).

[wishingstarinajar]

Can't make a robot/Transformers version of Stray without including his close companion Dullahan, my "headless" skeleton from @leytale. A robot without a head is a bit awkward (brain modules and all that) so I gave him no face instead!

He's a minibot so he's a smoll.

[nando161mando]

example of how American suburbs are designed to be car dependent

[catenary-chad]

wemblectra as a seperate character parodying battery electric trains could be fun. They’re a roller coaster enthusiast because routes bring empty cars uphill/full cars downhill (charging battery through regenerative braking) is a decent application for them. Really good at being lazy because they also make sense for janky commuter railroads that only send each train back and forth once or twice and have them sit around outside of rush hour (it’s a stupid policy but eh battery’s better than diesel idling for hours)

I need to research what Britain is doing with battery locos though since this is mostly based on US (and I think Australia)

[anewbrainjughead]

taylor swift you are not lana del rey, you are not even the 1975, you are bryan adams! just accept it and stop making us suffer

[houseofwolvess]

oh fuck im gonna drive an actual car for the first time ever. im kind of anxious but it's. It's fine. im fine. we're all good.

[st4rstudent]

finding out last years toon fest was in Atlanta is really funny to me

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Kia Concept EV2, 2025. A prototype for a new small electric SUV with the production version due to go on sale in global markets next year

[everyones-story]

i think a lot of cars in the redlands are sapient btw but its not very obvious at first to the layman. they also are fueled by blood magic because its the fucking redlands. also electricity

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[grouplandmark24]

[cesium-sheep]

even if a moped scoots under the motorcycle endorsement requirements it still legally requires a driver's license in my state :/ and motorized scooters must legally be designed to be ridden standing up. however electric bicycles and power chairs are both much freer game for me, the limit on motorized bicycles/tricycles is 20mph with a saddle seat and pedals available, and the limit on power chairs is 15mph and usable indoors.