I'll wager you have no idea.
EV are they worth it?
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I'll wager you have no idea.
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It's continual when experts say so. EAMA sounds expert enough. After all, It is their bread and butter. EVs have niche applications that are inadequate for mature markets where better products have been known. China will continue to do well in non-mature markets owing to people's ignorance. But ignorance will diminish over time, and lower price cannot compensate for EVs' deficiency. I literally would not want one even if given free, or getting paid to have one because it creates unnecessary hassles for me. I take same view on all battery devices.
I would take one free, they do have their uses, these battery milk floats, for local runs.
Imagine having to always have your phone, or TV remote, permanently plugged into the mains
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Strange that regan showed an alleged quotation will no link to the alleged source.
Here's an actual link to a source.
www.iea.org
Can someone point out the downward trend to me please? I can't see it.
Here's an actual link to a source.
Trends in electric cars – Global EV Outlook 2024 – Analysis - IEA
Global EV Outlook 2024 - Analysis and key findings. A report by the International Energy Agency.
www.iea.org
Can someone point out the downward trend to me please? I can't see it.
What did regan say about the drop in ICE cars?
The diesel car market saw a decline of 26.4%, resulting in a 11.2% share of the market last August. Double-digit decreases were observed in almost all European markets."
www.Acea.auto
Did he call it a continual downward trajectory in ICE cars?
"Petrol and diesel cars
In August 2024, petrol car sales dropped by 17.1%, all four key markets recording significant declines: France (‑36.6%), Italy (-18.8%), Spain (-17.4%), and Germany (-7.4%). Petrol cars now represent 33.1% of the market, down from 32.6% in August last year.The diesel car market saw a decline of 26.4%, resulting in a 11.2% share of the market last August. Double-digit decreases were observed in almost all European markets."
www.Acea.auto
Did he call it a continual downward trajectory in ICE cars?
Depends how you want to define "Londoners" I guess. I'm using the simple definition of: "people who live in London"...
Even stranger you can't be bothered with any effort for something important to you. Looks to me he got it straight from the horse's mouth.
New car registrations: -18.3% in August 2024; BEV market share down by almost one third
In August 2024, new EU car registrations saw a sharp decrease (-18.3%) with negative results across the region’s four major markets: double-digit losses were witnessed in Germany (-27.8%), France (-24.3%), and Italy (-13.4%), with the Spanish market declining by 6.5%.
www.acea.auto
I don't think any ICE owner cares if ICE is up or down. We want them because they are better for us.
Records were Decca's business, back in the 1960s. The Beatles auditioned for them, but they did't think they'd get anywhere, so they signed the Tremeloes instead...
100-or-so years ago, some people were saying much the same about their horses...
Do they justify road tax, insurance, parking, charger, and electricity expenses when you have something that can do everything already including towing a caravan?
When you say "we"... you're obviously not talking about the increasing percentage of people not buying them, I guess...In my case, they MORE than justify it! It's been like a £300-a-month pay rise, this last couple of years!
But this is not 100 years ago, and we are not talking about horses. Did the government insist people stop using horses 100 years ago, and declare that by so and so date no new horses are allowed to be born?
You are not counting fire and explosion risks, though. Same like me saying I had a pay raise when I went to the casino. But ultimately I get a pay decrease because the probabilities are against me.In my case, they MORE than justify it! It's been like a £300-a-month pay rise, this last couple of years!
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