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More likely that car did 44 miles on 1 charge lol
It did not have a 1244 miles range. 50 max. And the price of that vehicle in today's dollars would exceed some teslas.
Yeah, this is pure BS.
I used to believe in the "EVs would liberate us and their downfall was the result of a conspiracy by Big Oil", but the reality is that you can't keep something this good a secret for too long and, when modern EVs finally released, we saw just why they weren't popular in the first place, despite the technology being far more superior than back in the days.
EVs are to keep you reliant on the grid and shut down your vehicle whenever they want.
Modern computer-controlled gas engines are just as easily manipulated as electric motors. Just ask Michael Hastings.
I don't have to check for an update every time I start my car, last I checked.
Not yet, but there's nothing stopping car companies from adding that "feature" to their whole fleet, no matter how they're powered. And subscription features, too Which is why I'll stick with older cars I can wrench on at home as long as I can, or until it's possible to completely jailbreak a car.
Same here.
Nah they're just a grift used to suck on the government teat. It's not that deep.
I've noticed something on consumer vehicles ...
It doesn't matter how big the tank ... the engine only gets about 400 miles on a full one.
I'd still rather be comfortable in that Tesla than drive in that wagon with no suspension, heat or air conditioning
You fucking retard.
Says the guy who fell for a jpeg lol. No sauce at all. This bitch is dry as fuck.
Says the guy who never researched tartaria
Like your mom
Fuck even the hindenburg is a conspiracy and was done on purpose to usher in airplane travel and rid the world of that free inexpensive airship. Oh the horror!
They got rid of airships because they could go any where and any one could build on cheap
Try maybe 25-50 miles
Ok fuckoff
I take that back
https://data.stolenhistory.net/kotk_attachments/345/electric_car_1.png
110 miles on "exhibition runs", i.e. optimal conditions.
The "1244 miles" is from a tour around Illinois where it didn't break a single part (woop)
https://data.stolenhistory.net/wa_attachments/344/babcock_runabout.jpg
itt: mad musk fans
Not even, just looking at the two vehicles, one weighs a lot more and has a lot more electrical and mechanical components, along with faster acceleration and higher speeds (the Babcock tops out at around 22mph).
I'd also doubt the claim of 1k miles per charge; this one article says similar models averaged around 100mi per charge and this pamphlet says the Babcock did a 1k mile tour on one battery, not one charge.
One of the datas was changed, I wonder which one? Have you ever seen the world expo of light? We have been dumbed down. Have you ever just typed in "sample math test or reading test 1904"? Prolly not, Google doesn't respond like it used to. 🤔
1895 Salina Kansas, 8th Grade final Exam:
Arithmetic (Time, 1.25 hours)
I'll tell you right now, I'm a 60YO dude and I'd have a hard time doing the math on this test. Especially not knowing what the dimensions for a bushel is. Heck, to me these questions belong on a 12th grade test. I guess back in the day they were doing algebra and trig in the 12th grade. hehe