@jjustin25 WHY DONT WE JUST ALL RIDE BIKES EH? THAT BE NICE FOR YA? try getting to fucking europe on a damn bike or boat. Sorry bout caps hehe. Anything will harm the environment when it comes to cars. We just try to preserve at as much as we can.
I understand your point, but at the same time you have to remember that the infrastructure system in the U.S. is not set up for natural gas, much less Hydrogen. It is far more environmentally friendly to have many people use this vehicle the the VERY few that could if it used Natural Gas or Hydrogen. Not to mention that this is similar to the technologies that diesel trains use. A conventional fuel engine powering a generator, and those trains can travel hundreds of miles on very little gas.
Too bad the generator engine runs on gasoline refined from oil imported from our enemies, and E85 with Ethanol which drives up the price of food in places like Mexico (CORN !!!) rather than plentiful cheap and cleaner natural gas or hydrogen produced here in the USA. Otherwise great concept. Now put solar photo-voltaic cells on the roof to trickle charge all day while parked at work and offer a home solar installation for extra green brownie points to take pressure off the grid.
First off its only going to increase energy needs and to make energy u gotta burn coal which is even worse to the environment than burning gasoline.
jjustin25 1 year ago
@jjustin25 WHY DONT WE JUST ALL RIDE BIKES EH? THAT BE NICE FOR YA? try getting to fucking europe on a damn bike or boat. Sorry bout caps hehe. Anything will harm the environment when it comes to cars. We just try to preserve at as much as we can.
AndresRoddick1 1 year ago
I understand your point, but at the same time you have to remember that the infrastructure system in the U.S. is not set up for natural gas, much less Hydrogen. It is far more environmentally friendly to have many people use this vehicle the the VERY few that could if it used Natural Gas or Hydrogen. Not to mention that this is similar to the technologies that diesel trains use. A conventional fuel engine powering a generator, and those trains can travel hundreds of miles on very little gas.
wesleyorama 2 years ago
Too bad the generator engine runs on gasoline refined from oil imported from our enemies, and E85 with Ethanol which drives up the price of food in places like Mexico (CORN !!!) rather than plentiful cheap and cleaner natural gas or hydrogen produced here in the USA. Otherwise great concept. Now put solar photo-voltaic cells on the roof to trickle charge all day while parked at work and offer a home solar installation for extra green brownie points to take pressure off the grid.
brucegoren 2 years ago
@brucegoren it doesnt run on refined gasoline. Its for emergency use...
AndresRoddick1 1 year ago