TOYOTA'S NEW EV WITH 900 Mile Range Leaks SHOCKING New Details!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2023
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Great video!
Geely/Tesla/BYD: I built a 900-mile EV car.
Consumer: How much it take?
Toyota: I built a 900-mile EV car.
Consumer: How long will it take?
Pump more air for Toyota
Better to go hybrid so all will emerge as winners including the consumers or general public who need time and money to go fully electric....
Two technologies in a car can never be an advantage for the consumer long term
Now you build a large full size luxury automobile which tesla dosent even make, with a range of 600 to 900 miles, I'll be the first one at the gates to buy one, immediately!!! I'll give up my 41 thousand dollar, paid off jaguar XJl which i refull (once a month) and offers me a range of 570 miles on a full tank but i only use 515 miles because i refuel at 3 quarters of a tank. I'll give up the 3.5 to 4 minutes down times and switch over to electric. Otherwise, you can keep the SREVs (Short Range Electric Vehicles)...
There are emissions from the coal burning plants that make electricity. Also, the material used for making battery's is not environmentally safe because of how they mine for it. Mining and processing the minerals, plus the battery manufacturing process, involve substantial emissions of carbon. On top of that we have China, India and a few others who pollute unlike the rest of the world. They put out so much carbon nothing we do will help fix the problems. I'm all for Hybrid and the world punishing China and India for what they do. But that won't happen because everything we purchase is made in damn China. And from India we get cheap labor in the form of tech support. Silly people thinking they are doing something good when they buy electric, you're not.
Don’t forget that the world is moving rapidly towards green energy production. Even China is investing billions in wind and solar parks. A third of the global energy is produced by coal burning, but it’s diminishing fast. UK for example is just close to 1%, it used to be much more.
The EV has one big advantage, it’s more efficient, less of the energy is wasted as heat.
@@Eddie_-_ The problem is the mining which is very bad for the environment and the people doing the mining. I'm all for EV but the tech isn't really there yet. Maybe focus on rebuilding or entire electric grid and look at ways of improving the distance and minerals used in production of the battery. In another 15 years I'm sure all of this can be done and not have a impact on our planet.
@@SkullJelly if the problem is the mining. We should definitely phase out coal as fast as possible.
@@SkullJelly rebuild the electric grid I hear from a lot of Americans, but in Northern Europe that is not much of an issue. Norway is the most EV dense country in the world. Their EV fleet consumes 3% of the total energy.
@@Eddie_-_ I agree it must happen. Greed, corruption is in the way of it happening anytime soon. And where do you live?
All talks, no action from Toyota. Too slow to catchup with the current market.
And the current market produces EVs that are designed for long down times and short ranges. Not the car i need to travel the east coat from Lancaster Pennsylvania to Jacksonville Florida. If you think its a great idea to frog jump from charger to charger and sitting around like some kid in time out inorder to make the 831 mile trip from Lancaster Pennsylvania to Jacksonville Florida. Then you go right ahead. It takes my cousin 14 to 16 hours to complete the same trip in his so called (long range) model Y, range 333 miles. It takes me 11.5 to 12.5 hours in my Jaguar XJl classified as a (long range) car at 570 miles whic supersedes any EV. No matter how many times i stop for what ever reason, i only have to stop once to fuel which takes me 3 to 4 minutes and im up and out. Don't try this with an EV. Now if Toyota comes out with an EV that can compete with or supersedes my range, hey im all ears! Shit now we're talkin! I'll be the first one at the gates to buy one. Till then, nope....
Too smart to get bludgeoned by falling demand which has burned billions off Fords and Gms balance sheets. They are smartly taking their time and watching other legacy automakers go belly up chasing a dead market that can’t get past blind early adopters.
I smell another new Toyota bullshit claims
Toyota keeps telling the world so much BullShit and has yet to make anything that is as good as a Tesla!! In short they are now last in the world in advancements!!