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The future of the EV
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Elon Musk finally meets the press and compares himself to Buddha
https://www.cnn.com/2025/05/01/business/elon-musk-doge-interview-buddha-comparisonNext he will be a Tibetan Buddhist monk but he will first Doge the other monks
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And trump wants to be the next Pope. What a great presidential team.
Alamak...then collect lithium battery tax lor....simple la
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Might as well start another COE category for EVs and start at $150,000 minimum
Cannot! It will be considered as tariff by USA and Tesla , offend Trump. Better be subtle
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Why all the hooooooo haaaaaaaa
All they have to do is to get Voucher Wong to run USA
Everything will be perfect in 3 months
And 3/4 of the population will be behind bars.
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This video seems to suggest that as far as the China market is concerned it is ICE vehicles that don't have a future.
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Sign Australia’s EV dream is dying
Earlier this year news.com.au launched the Great Aussie Debate asking about all the divisive and juicy topics of 2025. More than 54,000 of you answered our questions and you didn't hold back.
Electric cars are losing their shine for Australian drivers as cost of living pressures put the brakes on demand for green vehicles.
Earlier this year, news.com.au launched The Great Aussie Debate, a wide-ranging, 50 question survey that has uncovered what Australians really think about all the hot topics of 2025.
Over two weeks, more than 54,000 Australians took part in the survey, revealing their thoughts on everything from the cost of living and homeownership, to electric vehicles and going shoeless in supermarkets.
The results show the number of people considering an electric vehicle for their next car has dropped.
When asked “Are you considering an EV for your next car?”, only 14.9 per cent of people said yes in this year’s quiz.
That represents a notable fall from the 18.9 per cent of people who were considering an electric car in 2023.
The number of people who answered “Maybe” fell from 27 per cent to 23 per cent, suggesting people have a better understanding of whether an EV is right for them.
Of the three possible answers, “No” was the only one to record an increase, jumping from 53.8 to 62.1 per cent.
People aged 30-39 were the most likely to consider an EV, while folks over 70 were least likely according to News.com.au survey data.
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Earlier this year news.com.au launched the Great Aussie Debate asking about all the divisive and juicy topics of 2025. More than 54,000 of you answered our questions and you didn't hold back.
Electric cars are losing their shine for Australian drivers as cost of living pressures put the brakes on demand for green vehicles.
Earlier this year, news.com.au launched The Great Aussie Debate, a wide-ranging, 50 question survey that has uncovered what Australians really think about all the hot topics of 2025.
Over two weeks, more than 54,000 Australians took part in the survey, revealing their thoughts on everything from the cost of living and homeownership, to electric vehicles and going shoeless in supermarkets.
The results show the number of people considering an electric vehicle for their next car has dropped.
When asked “Are you considering an EV for your next car?”, only 14.9 per cent of people said yes in this year’s quiz.
That represents a notable fall from the 18.9 per cent of people who were considering an electric car in 2023.
The number of people who answered “Maybe” fell from 27 per cent to 23 per cent, suggesting people have a better understanding of whether an EV is right for them.
Of the three possible answers, “No” was the only one to record an increase, jumping from 53.8 to 62.1 per cent.
People aged 30-39 were the most likely to consider an EV, while folks over 70 were least likely according to News.com.au survey data.
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Australia wants a EREV. Extended range EV. Its got a ice as a generator when battery runs out. Its just as efficient as a ice car. But with maybe 80km of EV only range. EREV can go more than 1000km on a single tank. Plus use aircon when camping if EV fully charge
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U mean PHEV ?
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Phev uses battery yonpower the electric motor. When it's depleted, the normal ice engines kicks in to power the car. It's like current ice car but with a EV built in.
EREV on the other hand runs on electric motor Only.
The ice engine is used as a generator to charge the batteries when its depleting. Less complicated.
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So U mean a series hybrid?
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