this guy made a mistake the volts power to the wheels comes only from the batteries the gas motor acts as a generator to charge the batteries as the car drives down the road
need more charging infrastructure in the US. thousands of gas stations a few charging stations. how do i take a road trip? fast charge takes an hour. stop every forty miles?
Its called range anxiety, in 99% of cases its an irrational fear. The Leaf goes ~175 km on a charge. I dare say that if you're gonna drive that far, a 1h break is probably something you should take anyway. Have something to eat, strech your legs....and then you have 175 miles more to drive. So basicly you get 350 miles from 1h charging.
Come on, this is not a problem in the real world. You WANT it to be a problem.
But sure, some people have strange jobs/habits and this car is not for them.
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Apparently a part of saving energy is not stopping fully at stop signs, as demonstrated at 2:15 in this video. Oh, wait. This was shot in California. Hence, the proverbial "California stop!" Nice demo.
@SuperPianojack: As an owner of one of these cars, yes it does have a solar panel on it. However, even if you covered the car in solar panels and sat it in direct sunlight all day, that wouldn't generate enough energy to roll the car forward. Solar alone just doesn't generate enough power, basically. You'd need way more surface area. The solar panel (on my car) simply recharges the battery which is used to power the radio and other accessories like that.
@Autarch07 You must be a Leaf owner, and hence... <3! Just FYI, I only wish I were on an order of magnitude rich enough to afford any new car, but I'm working on getting a first-gen Prius... ugh, believe me, IT jobs don't pay well. :(
them sort of cars should have a soloar pannel on them aswell that will help the charge on it........and if you come from certain parts of america its extreamly hot and sunny so that will save you money in charging aswell
@SuperPianojack Put those solar panels on the roof of your house, and use storage batteries for while your car isn't charging, to store that energy. Problem solved. Many EV drivers already do this, and their car runs on sunlight. It takes that huge an amount of solar energy to drive the car anyway - for the same reason the engine in a gas car isn't the same one found in a weed whacker. People use more energy than they realize in their cars, and EVs are just bringing it to... well... *light*. :)
Pretty basic info here.. Probably nothing most folks didn't already know. At least they did show a lot of different vehicles, Tesla, Leaf, Volt, Coda, Prius Plug-in.
Less need for pipelines and dirty oil, less emissions, less air pollution, less negative impacts on climate, less noise, less maintenance and less dependence on foreign oil. Cleaner, better smarter.
this guy made a mistake the volts power to the wheels comes only from the batteries the gas motor acts as a generator to charge the batteries as the car drives down the road
aug8241944 4 days ago
need more charging infrastructure in the US. thousands of gas stations a few charging stations. how do i take a road trip? fast charge takes an hour. stop every forty miles?
bunbunbunok 1 week ago
Its called range anxiety, in 99% of cases its an irrational fear. The Leaf goes ~175 km on a charge. I dare say that if you're gonna drive that far, a 1h break is probably something you should take anyway. Have something to eat, strech your legs....and then you have 175 miles more to drive. So basicly you get 350 miles from 1h charging.
Come on, this is not a problem in the real world. You WANT it to be a problem.
But sure, some people have strange jobs/habits and this car is not for them.
TheSaltyAdmiral 5 days ago
It's time to change. Great intro video.
2BillyBongo 1 week ago
@2BillyBongo Yes It TIme The Change
MrDuajuta 1 week ago
why dont we use catalytic converter.
klemenc123 3 weeks ago
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fitnesus 3 weeks ago
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cenedywong 3 weeks ago
Using ethanol more in near future
Photovoltaics
Biofuels
Organic
rhersh2011 1 month ago
which is the background music?
vladissimo18 1 month ago
Apparently a part of saving energy is not stopping fully at stop signs, as demonstrated at 2:15 in this video. Oh, wait. This was shot in California. Hence, the proverbial "California stop!" Nice demo.
Iaff939 1 month ago
@Iaff939 Up north we call these "American stop".
jonharson 1 month ago
Seems like Fuel Cells, Zero Emissions
Or Nickel Metal Hydride, Lithium Ion
rhersh2011 1 month ago
I live in Fresno and the air is bad.it just a no brainer
eronpino 1 month ago
@SuperPianojack: As an owner of one of these cars, yes it does have a solar panel on it. However, even if you covered the car in solar panels and sat it in direct sunlight all day, that wouldn't generate enough energy to roll the car forward. Solar alone just doesn't generate enough power, basically. You'd need way more surface area. The solar panel (on my car) simply recharges the battery which is used to power the radio and other accessories like that.
Autarch07 1 month ago
@Autarch07 You must be a Leaf owner, and hence... <3! Just FYI, I only wish I were on an order of magnitude rich enough to afford any new car, but I'm working on getting a first-gen Prius... ugh, believe me, IT jobs don't pay well. :(
Volatus 1 month ago
them sort of cars should have a soloar pannel on them aswell that will help the charge on it........and if you come from certain parts of america its extreamly hot and sunny so that will save you money in charging aswell
SuperPianojack 1 month ago
@SuperPianojack Put those solar panels on the roof of your house, and use storage batteries for while your car isn't charging, to store that energy. Problem solved. Many EV drivers already do this, and their car runs on sunlight. It takes that huge an amount of solar energy to drive the car anyway - for the same reason the engine in a gas car isn't the same one found in a weed whacker. People use more energy than they realize in their cars, and EVs are just bringing it to... well... *light*. :)
Volatus 1 month ago
Pretty basic info here.. Probably nothing most folks didn't already know. At least they did show a lot of different vehicles, Tesla, Leaf, Volt, Coda, Prius Plug-in.
adric22 1 month ago
Zero Emissions EVs Lithium Ion, Nickel Metal Hydride
Or the Fuel Cells PEM
Public Transportation as well
Heard about Magnetic Levitation
Or Biosciences and the future of Air Travel alternatives to Jet Fuel in the near future
rhersh2011 1 month ago
Less need for pipelines and dirty oil, less emissions, less air pollution, less negative impacts on climate, less noise, less maintenance and less dependence on foreign oil. Cleaner, better smarter.
jmtoriel 1 month ago
Great video, Facebook post done
HBvideoaholic 1 month ago
Thanks for posting this cool video....enjoyed sharing it on our Facebook page.
AustinEnergyVideos 1 month ago
Who is going to have the first one around here?
innerprise 1 month ago
i would like to design charging stations around USA.
BrooklynNYC777 1 month ago
i really want the eco motors opoc engine
garyshouse305 1 month ago