Re:With the 745-Mile Solid-State Battery, Toyota Just Became...
by vbezhenar on Sunday July 23, 2023 @03:45PM
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So I can die on the road with enough energy to drive another 50 km?
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Re:With the 745-Mile Solid-State Battery, Toyota Just Became...
by SECProto on Sunday July 23, 2023 @04:16PM
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> So I can die on the road with enough energy to drive another 50 km?
My gas car has a 42 litre tank, if i wait until the light has come on and the gauge is on (and then drive another 20km past that), I can only get 38.5 litres in.
Re:With the 745-Mile Solid-State Battery, Toyota Just Became...
by Tade0 on Sunday July 23, 2023 @06:54PM
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I'll do you one better: mine has a 45 litre tank, light goes on at 5 litres left, gauge stops indicating at half of that, but there's an unmentioned anywhere buffer of 5 litres, which is there so that the fuel pump doesn't overheat or pick up any contaminants at the very bottom the tank.
I only know this because a motoring journalist filmed himself riding the same model dry.
Re:With the 745-Mile Solid-State Battery, Toyota Just Became...
by kccqzy on Sunday July 23, 2023 @07:38PM
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No. The computer in the car will say you can drive 0km but you can actually drive another 50km. How well you can drive that remaining 50km will be a separate question: the battery most likely cannot discharge fast enough for highway driving.