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Why is it that ALL male electric car enthusiasts seem to have absolutely no cock? I mean they all come across as some sort of brainwashed male feminist that feels the need to ask a woman's permission before going down on her? Eating her out is something that he obviously does only after he gives the broad his testicles as collateral insurance against the possibility that he might accidentally say or do something masculine during sex. -- -- |
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But, it does not show the reason for the closures in the US. Which I contend is a bit of "re-tooling" Meaning, the EU is about to make great strides for electrics and China is about to fill that market and at the same time, supply the US with plenty of cheap electrics. And many EU producers will be competing in the US market with similar electrics. Much of this is to transpire by 2021. So, I contend they are trying to gear-up for the coming headwind cautiously, by investing in others that have been in the market (and are all non-union producers) I find it surprising that a major revolution in transportation is playing out before me. But, don't think the early models will all be great, but do expect them to evolve into something great in a very short period of time. So the big change I think is the 'skateboard' construction concept. The key to it all. |
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As usual has no ability to speak on the topic resorts to insulting people who are.. I find it funny just 2 to 3 years ago we told you people that electric was happening no matter if you liked it or not. You said never would the big manufacturers switch that Tesla was only a fad.. Once again you are shown to not have a clue. |
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I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee with 150k miles on it. So far it's been the shop twice - once for a sensor issue, and then recently for a thermostat. I think my next car will be a Jeep Gladiator.... |
Ford and VW set to unveil new details on electric and self-driving cars
https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/11/busin...ars/index.html |
...The beginning of the end...
Six to seven times cheaper to power cars by renewables than oil: BNP Paribas https://www.rechargenews.com/transit...il-bnp-paribas I should be careful not to give the wrong idea. Petro powered vehicles will always play some part of transportation. But the renewable market is slowly gaining cost advantage. |
Porsche’s first electric car...
https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/4/20...e-car-hands-on https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/Gkul...rbo_1130.0.jpg |
Amazon will order 100,000 EV's from Rivian as delivery vehicles.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/19/2...ff-bezos-order https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/sy5f...UAA8Slg.0.jpeg |
Fiddy Auto plant closings....
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A Million-Mile Electric Car Battery? Musk Wasn’t Lying
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-G...snt-Lying.html The researchers from Dalhousie University have an exclusive agreement with Tesla, and two months ago they reported that they had designed battery cells with higher energy density without using the solid-state electrolyte that many believe is a necessary condition for enhanced density. What’s more, the battery cell that the team designed demonstrated a longer life than some comparable alternatives. This second paper builds on that, it seems. It details a “moderate-energy-density lithium-ion pouch cell chemistry” that, according to the authors, should serve as a benchmark for other researchers. Those other researchers will probably appreciate it because “cells of this type should be able to power an electric vehicle for over 1.6 million kilometers (1 million miles) and last at least two decades in grid energy storage.” |
U.S. Postal Service Delays New Mail Truck Choice to 2020
https://www.trucks.com/wp-content/up...-prototype.jpg In May, Workhorse announced that a group led by company founder Steve Burns was the preferred buyer for General Motor’s 6.4-million-square-foot Lordstown assembly complex. The purchase and makeover of the plant could cost $300 million. https://www.trucks.com/2019/09/03/po...ruck-contract/ |
GM Unveils Battery with Capacity Twice as Big as Tesla’s
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a3...tery-revealed/ https://hips.hearstapps.com/hmg-prod...1583342461.jpg |
Can Tesla Really Produce A $25,000 Self-Driving Electric Car?
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-G...ctric-Car.html It's all about the battery. |
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GM to reopen Oshawa plant as part of new deal with Unifor
https://smartcdn.prod.postmedia.digi...trip=all&w=564
Officials in southern Ontario’s automotive supply chain are ecstatic over General Motors’ decision to reopen its sprawling Oshawa Assembly Complex calling it unprecedented and a huge opportunity for the corridor’s deep pool of companies supplying the industry. As part of the tentative contract settlement reached at 3 a.m. Thursday with Unifor, GM confirmed it will invest $1.3-billion to ready the plant for production of Silverado and Sierra pickup trucks beginning in January 2022. https://windsorstar.com/news/gm-to-r...al-with-unifor |
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17.53 in sept, near 50 today. https://www.bing.com/search?q=nio&fo...99a179915816f2 10-15 more bucks and I will sell out my original investment and let it ride. Nothing better than not worrying if it takes a dump after that. But it's only 100 shares. May sell it all and use it as a down payment on a tesla ? LOL I want a harley livewire before I get to old to ride it. The skateboard design will change what types of cars/truck will be available, but I see a huge aftermarket potential. In body types to fit on a older skateboard. That will not take hold till they start using the new million mile battery in the skateboards. Tesla says next year... gm right behind them. That caddy may be the first for gm. Going to be pricey. |
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The new Town Car !
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