Electric Vehicles

[squatting dog]

It was over $100K but this thing is loaded with awesomeness! It's got a truck bed, of course, but there's also a nice, roomy cargo area under the rear seats, from one side to the other with an exterior door on both sides, right next to the passenger doors, plus there's a "trunk" under the hood, because no engine there.

Sorry Murrmur, but that comment just reminded me of something. (tongue in cheek).

 

[Mike]

You are correct in what you say Jean Paul, I am also correct in what
I say, the incident of the melt down that I mentioned was caused by
my version of induction, your version is what you know about Maglev
Trains, I suggest that you remove the maglev and just look at the raw
power of your version of induction, I believe that you use aluminium
to get the effect of lift and motion, whereas I am looking at copper,
ferrous metal and electricity, somewhere in between, there is an answer.

Mike.

 

[-Oy-]

Before I'd consider an electric car they would have to be more environmentally friendly during production and disposal, have a range comparable to my diesel car, and have a more reliable and speedy recharge infrastructure. I'll wait for the hydrogen fuel cell car to become a viable option.