GOOD Transparency: Electric Vehicles

Electric cars are coming. But how much do you really know about them? How much money will you save on gas? Where and when can you charge them? What happens if you want to charge your car at a friends house? GOOD's latest video answers all these questions and more.

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  Autos & Vehicles

[toyotaprius79]

Really? ICEs are less efficient, most of the energy is lost as heat. All of the Hydrogen today comes from natural gas and crude oil through refraction, or use electricity to spit water into hydrogen that can be used to charge a car, also energy is spent to pressurise it and transport it and pressurise it again at the pump, and then use energy to pump it in the car. Worse, while EVs can charge on a100% renewable grid, albeit in 35 years at the very best. That hydrogen is being burned and used up.

[72mharris]

wind and solar are free!



[ztk3294]

not a bad idea but cars like the Honda clarity are cheaper to make and only produce water vapor so no pollution and you don't need to wait for your car to charge up and no paying for batteries every 5-7 years witch cost around 7,000 dollers. and they run off of hydrogen is the most popular source of energy in the world

[QuantumEagle17]

The point of using an electric car is that more of the energy you put into the car is used to actually move you around instead of making some horrific sound of a bear getting its nuts cut off. Plus if we convert to a clean energy system (nuclear, wind, hydro) then we'd have zero emissions. Woohoo!

[Georgi Grozev]

i bet in some time shell and similar companies are going to invent some kind of super fast charger and will still make profit out of electric cars.

[pimpekism]

Sure. Doesnt matter that 1 solar panel cost 1000$.

[lupabuatchannel]

I Really Like The Video From Your GOOD Transparency Electric Vehicles

[willamricard]

Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing GOOD Transparency Electric Vehicles 

[HeadSHOT604]

Hydrogen powered ICE cars are better...

[ozawablog]

Odd responses for this video once again.