Your electric car of the future. - Page 4

 Eeyore wrote:

Do us all a favor, get yourself a dictionary and look up the word  "
Emissions" . As for the rest of your diatribe,
everything made has "emissions from its manufacture" and requires
"disposal/recycling"

 

Balanced View wrote:


Still doesn't make your definition correct.

And the *ELECTRICITY* itself ?

Graham

 Eeyore wrote:

Yes it does, an EV does not burn hydrocarbons, therefore is a Zero
Emission vehicle. As for the electricity itself,
 it depends were you live. Where I live it's nearly all Hydro and
nuclear. If you had a solar array to charge an EV
even better.

 

Balanced View wrote:


Well, lucky YOU. If only we all did, all our problems would be over.



Do you not count nuclear emissions btw ? Taken a geiger counter into the Irish
Sea ever or off Dounreay ?



As long as your journey is only a few miles you MIGHT just manage on PV but I
doubt it. PV is, after the 'hydrogen economy', the biggest scam in recent
history.

So in other words, taken overall, it's anything BUT a ZEV.

I suggest you learn some science, physics, electronics, engineering, propulsion
systems, mechanical design etc, etc and come back in a few decades with your
alleged ZEV.

Graham

 Eeyore wrote:

Never said the solution was a magic bullet, but for the average commuter
current EV's are more than capable
of driving to work and back.



I don't live in Ireland



I've already mentioned our longest commute is only about five miles, I'd
hardly need much to top that up.



We have already determined a EV does not emit burned hydro carbons, and
fits the definition of
"Zero Emissions" as accepted by the Automobile manufacturers and the
Government.



Coming from someone like you who can't even follow a newsgroup thread
that's highly amusing.....