Re:World’s largest battery maker announces major breakthroug...
by weberer on Friday April 21, 2023 @09:52AM
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What's with these weird, grandiose generalizations I've been seeing about America on this site, based on single data points?
Do you realize that other brands and models exist in the USA? Do you realize Tesla is and American company? Did you even check look into Chevy Cruze's mileage? Here's a guy getting 70mpg in a Chevy Cruze by driving 55mph on the highway. That's 30km/l.
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a15341744/the-prince-of-pa...
Re:World’s largest battery maker announces major breakthroug...
by gambiting on Friday April 21, 2023 @10:30AM
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In my defense - I replied to someone who gave the 31mpg number. I should have verified that information myself first.
Re:World’s largest battery maker announces major breakthroug...
by Faaak on Saturday April 22, 2023 @06:35AM
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Tesla is not an efficiency king either though... My 2016 ioniq does ~12kWh/100km whereas tesla is closer to 22kWh/100km
Re:World’s largest battery maker announces major breakthroug...
by gambiting on Saturday April 22, 2023 @10:01AM
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My 2021 volkswagen e-Up can easily do 10kWh/100km, but then it's pretty small and light.
Re:World’s largest battery maker announces major breakthroug...
by mardifoufs on Friday April 21, 2023 @01:56PM
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That's why Tesla started in europe. Right?
Even my 15 year old diesel car had an efficiency of 1/22. Adjust you driving style and I'd get 1/25. Range: 1000km, with an ordinary sized tank.
It seems Americans haven't even started with efficiency, quite likely because there was no pressure to do so due to low fuel prices. Not in their homes, not in their cars, not anywhere.