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The Japanese builders have been strangely absent in the EV market. -- nm
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by
TWuG
not so strangely in the case of Toyota because of their bet on hydrogen. -- nm
Posted by
Reagen
Jun 14 '22, 14:22
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Japan was going all in on hydrogen and gave a lot of incentives to their automakers to go that way too. -- nm
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spamlet
Jun 14, 14:32
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with good cause. EV alone can't scale to the current size of the ICE market, for myriad reasons
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hollywood big shot
Jun 14, 14:35
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Batteries work with Moore's Law too
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Reagen
Jun 14, 14:51
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solid state (if/when it gets here) should help. but there's still the charging infrastructure problem that has no easy fix, at least in cities of size
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hollywood big shot
Jun 14, 15:09
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A big part of the solution will be garages, employers and shopping putting in Chargers. -- nm
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Reagen
Jun 14, 15:45
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Destination charging is probably more important than travel charging for a good portion of drivers
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TWuG
Jun 14, 16:10
Biden will fix that! -- nm
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Spawn
Jun 14, 14:40
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