some interesting stuff on electic cars.

[kyo10]

So I came across an article and here's what seemed interesting: 

"On average, the first electric cars covered 149.8 miles (241 km) without recharging, and the average battery capacity was 33.1 kWh. For the latest electric vehicles, the mileage on a single charge increased by 15.6% to 173 miles (278.5 km). But the battery capacity also increased by 39.6% to 46.2 kWh. That is, newer electric vehicles are generally less efficient at using battery capacity for a long trip on a single charge"

here's the source: https://cararac.com/blog/we-analyzed-214-electric-vehicles-here-s-what-we-learned.html
So, it's like you know, they make household appliances last for three years or so and then it gets broken and you have to buy a new one. I thought it's not like this with electric cars cause the price is way more crazy. Your thoughts?

Edited July 20, 2021 by kyo10

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