charging EVs on long trips...
03-29-22, 10:24 AM
#31
Lexus Test Driver
Plenty of info on it just a quick google search away. The 20% loss maybe without cabin heating, 40% with cabin heating. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/co...ies-2019-02-07
The new Tesla heat pump design is a completely fail, it doesn't work in extreme colds. https://electrek.co/2022/01/12/tesla...failing-badly/
Ironically, global warming can't come fast enough, as it is the only saving grace for EVs.
The new Tesla heat pump design is a completely fail, it doesn't work in extreme colds. https://electrek.co/2022/01/12/tesla...failing-badly/
Ironically, global warming can't come fast enough, as it is the only saving grace for EVs.
Again, a google search will show that you are just spreading fake news and complete bull****. 40% was the old tech with resistive heaters like the i3 and garbage Bolt. The latest EVs are in the 20% range in cold weather. Again, where is your magical 400 mile range EV that loses 40%? Sad.
03-29-22, 10:25 AM
#32
Lexus Champion
Plenty of info on it just a quick google search away. The 20% loss maybe without cabin heating, 40% with cabin heating. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/co...ies-2019-02-07
The new Tesla heat pump design is a completely fail, it doesn't work in extreme colds. https://electrek.co/2022/01/12/tesla...failing-badly/
Ironically, global warming can't come fast enough, as it is the only saving grace for EVs.
The new Tesla heat pump design is a completely fail, it doesn't work in extreme colds. https://electrek.co/2022/01/12/tesla...failing-badly/
Ironically, global warming can't come fast enough, as it is the only saving grace for EVs.
03-29-22, 10:30 AM
#33
Oh my. I gave you a 2022 article on the most recent stats with the newest EVs and you provide an archaic 2019 article that doesn't even include the latest EVs with heat pumps? There was already a software fix that resolved the heat pump issues...old news already.
Again, a google search will show that you are just spreading fake news and complete bull****. 40% was the old tech with resistive heaters like the i3 and garbage Bolt. The latest EVs are in the 20% range in cold weather. Again, where is your magical 400 mile range EV that loses 40%? Sad.
Again, a google search will show that you are just spreading fake news and complete bull****. 40% was the old tech with resistive heaters like the i3 and garbage Bolt. The latest EVs are in the 20% range in cold weather. Again, where is your magical 400 mile range EV that loses 40%? Sad.
So then 40% loss with old tech, and the new tech just doesn't work.
03-29-22, 10:39 AM
#35
Lexus Champion
There were over 20,000 alone sold in Europe in 2021, they are extremely popular in places like Sweden and Denmark. Most people don't even know what they are and they are selling like crazy. They suspended sales to April 11th due to high demand. But it looks like you are just resorting to deflection on this issue
03-29-22, 10:42 AM
#36
Lexus Test Driver
All new EVs come with heat pumps. Any new system with any heat pump will lose 20% in the winter. Its not magic.
03-29-22, 01:15 PM
#37
Lexus Fanatic
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california is, uh, unique. the rest of the country doesn't have as high gas prices, has less solar, sunshine, and chargers.
(great series show to watch based on this: occupation)
one problem i have with tesla in particular is their EPA #'s have repeatedly been shown to be unattainable - they're too optimistic. now the opposite WLTP standard appears to be absurdly exaggerated too but that's not the car's fault. now i just saw an article saying kia's ev6 isn't meeting its #'s either. the only EVs i've seen that seem to meet or exceed #'s are mach-e's and taycans.
anyway, all this will continue to improve as the cars/batteries improve and infrastructure improves.
03-29-22, 01:31 PM
#38
Lexus Champion
california is, uh, unique. the rest of the country doesn't have as high gas prices, has less solar, sunshine, and chargers.
No doubt, California is unique, which is why EV's will do well here. But I personally would still buy and EV regardless for many reasons I've stated
in both (optimistic and pessimistic) directions.
That's also true, but I don't try to paint EV's in false light, I will freely admit and share their deficiencies and shortcomings
most likely due to HUGE government subsidies like in norway. norway's EV "success" is pointed out a lot, but you'd be an idiot NOT to buy an EV with those kind of incentives. the irony to me is their ECONOMY is based on OIL they get from ocean. (great series show to watch based on this: occupation)
I don't have problem with that. Better tax dollars go to promoting technology than some of the other stuff it funds
anyway, all this will continue to improve as the cars/batteries improve and infrastructure improves.
No doubt, California is unique, which is why EV's will do well here. But I personally would still buy and EV regardless for many reasons I've stated
in both (optimistic and pessimistic) directions.
That's also true, but I don't try to paint EV's in false light, I will freely admit and share their deficiencies and shortcomings
most likely due to HUGE government subsidies like in norway. norway's EV "success" is pointed out a lot, but you'd be an idiot NOT to buy an EV with those kind of incentives. the irony to me is their ECONOMY is based on OIL they get from ocean.
(great series show to watch based on this: occupation)I don't have problem with that. Better tax dollars go to promoting technology than some of the other stuff it funds
anyway, all this will continue to improve as the cars/batteries improve and infrastructure improves.
03-29-22, 01:36 PM
#39
Lexus Fanatic
Where I hear about EVs the most on a daily basis is usually someone who wants to move to where I live (apartment complex) and they want the association to install a charger, not realizing who will pay for it and also why one parking space in particular should be entitled to it. Luckily, management has said no every time it gets brought up and state there is plenty of charging stations nearby. However, the EV owner usually states the just do not want to wait and want to sleep while the charging is going on, management's reply is that no one is stopping you from sleeping in your car while you get charged.
Right now people with EV cars are a small enough % of their pool of customers that they can say that. When that % goes up, they will be singing a different tune.
03-29-22, 01:41 PM
#40
The issue with this is that an apartment complex is a service business. When it gets to where having EV chargers is a requirement for them to continue to attract the tenants they want and substantiate the rent they want to charge, they will install chargers, just like any other amenity.
Right now people with EV cars are a small enough % of their pool of customers that they can say that. When that % goes up, they will be singing a different tune.
Right now people with EV cars are a small enough % of their pool of customers that they can say that. When that % goes up, they will be singing a different tune.
They will also be raising rents accordingly.
03-29-22, 01:44 PM
#41
Lexus Champion
The issue with this is that an apartment complex is a service business. When it gets to where having EV chargers is a requirement for them to continue to attract the tenants they want and substantiate the rent they want to charge, they will install chargers, just like any other amenity.
Right now people with EV cars are a small enough % of their pool of customers that they can say that. When that % goes up, they will be singing a different tune.
Right now people with EV cars are a small enough % of their pool of customers that they can say that. When that % goes up, they will be singing a different tune.
03-29-22, 01:49 PM
#42
Lexus Fanatic
03-29-22, 02:34 PM
#44
Lexus Fanatic
03-29-22, 05:08 PM
#45
Or attracting customers. In Silicon Valley, prospective job candidates commonly ask for charging capabilities at work.
And companies advertise subsidized or even free charging to attract new employees.
Apartment and especially condo complexes are moving this way as we speak.
And companies advertise subsidized or even free charging to attract new employees.
Apartment and especially condo complexes are moving this way as we speak.
Last edited by JeffKeryk; 03-29-22 at 05:11 PM.