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Quote from: Jpmiller on November 22, 2019, 01:22:18 PMQuote from: KFhunter on November 22, 2019, 01:19:14 PMMy next truck, if I can hold out 5 or so more years, will most likely be an electric vehicle. They're coming out with new batteries (solid state batteries) that will be a big improvement what we have now. 1000 mi per charge feasible? I envision these new solid state batteries being in a cassette, drive to a "gas station" and do an exchange like we do propane tanks now, and drive off. Also the batteries make personal drones much more feasible. Any idea how those batteries handle in towing conditions? Watched something where they tried towing with an electric truck and it cut the range in half.kills your MPG too solid state batteries are suppose to be basically impervious to cold or heat too, so winter driving wouldn't suffer other than increased rolling friction of snow tires and plowing through slush, snow and other winter gunk.The implications of a battery like this is huge, and hard to over state.
Quote from: KFhunter on November 22, 2019, 01:19:14 PMMy next truck, if I can hold out 5 or so more years, will most likely be an electric vehicle. They're coming out with new batteries (solid state batteries) that will be a big improvement what we have now. 1000 mi per charge feasible? I envision these new solid state batteries being in a cassette, drive to a "gas station" and do an exchange like we do propane tanks now, and drive off. Also the batteries make personal drones much more feasible. Any idea how those batteries handle in towing conditions? Watched something where they tried towing with an electric truck and it cut the range in half.
My next truck, if I can hold out 5 or so more years, will most likely be an electric vehicle. They're coming out with new batteries (solid state batteries) that will be a big improvement what we have now. 1000 mi per charge feasible? I envision these new solid state batteries being in a cassette, drive to a "gas station" and do an exchange like we do propane tanks now, and drive off. Also the batteries make personal drones much more feasible.
Texhnology opinion aside that is an ugly sob
Why can't an electric vehicle look like a regular petroleum powered rig? Is it just the "look at me" factor?