Electric vehicles can now power your home for three days. MAGA wets panties

Nordberg said:
Do not presume to speak for me. You have enough trouble speaking for yourself. We all know what MAGA means and who it refers to. You just keep fucking around instead of having adult conversations.
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You aren't saying anything.
Are you having multiple personality problems now?
You are STILL trying to deny what MAGA means.
 
Joe Capitalist said:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2023/02/07/ev-battery-power-your-home/

The next generation of EV batteries will feed energy to your home — and the grid

Home solar panels had already been chipping away at the United States’ centralized power system, forcing utilities to make electricity transfer a two-way street. More recently, home batteries have allowed households with solar arrays to become energy traders, recharging when electricity prices are low, replacing grid power when prices are high, and then selling electricity for a profit during peak hours.
But batteries are expensive. Using EVs makes this kind of home setup cheaper and a real possibility for more Americans.
So there may be a time, perhaps soon, when your car not only gets you from point A to point B, but also serves as the hub of your personal power plant.
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What a dumb story. EVs can barely get you to work and back without an all-night charge and now you think they will power your home?

What do you think charges those EV batteries? Solar power? :laugh:

How much electricity does it take to produce an EV battery?

What happens to all those massive batteries when they are no longer useful? How much will they cost to replace?

https://www.forbes.com/sites/tilakd...s-of-clean-electric-vehicles/?sh=58a42407650b
 
Joe Capitalist said:
Unlike you, I don't care what racists have to say? Only racists care what racists have to say.
So how long have you been a racist, TA Garbler?
I rest my case.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Volkswagen plans to invest 180 billion euros ($193 billion) over the next five years in areas including battery production and its North American operations, it said on Tuesday.
 
Joe Capitalist said:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2023/02/07/ev-battery-power-your-home/

The next generation of EV batteries will feed energy to your home — and the grid

Home solar panels had already been chipping away at the United States’ centralized power system, forcing utilities to make electricity transfer a two-way street. More recently, home batteries have allowed households with solar arrays to become energy traders, recharging when electricity prices are low, replacing grid power when prices are high, and then selling electricity for a profit during peak hours.
But batteries are expensive. Using EVs makes this kind of home setup cheaper and a real possibility for more Americans.
So there may be a time, perhaps soon, when your car not only gets you from point A to point B, but also serves as the hub of your personal power plant.
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hmmm generac or EV- $10k vs $100k, what stupid fucking post
 
Electric vehicles made up 7.1% of car sales in January 2023, a jump from 4.3% during the same time period last year, InsideEVs report.
Total car sales, gas and electric, remained on-par with the past two years, meaning EVs are a standout growth area in the automotive industry.
Out of the 87,708 battery-powered registrations, 57% were Teslas and 43% were from non-Tesla brands, such as Chevrolet, Ford, and Volkswagen. While Tesla remains dominant, its market share has taken a noticeable dive from 74% just one year ago.

Another big trend is the impact of federal tax credits. To qualify for the $7,500 credit, vehicles must be made in America and have a portion of their battery materials domestically sourced. There are also price caps on qualifying vehicles, and income caps on customers, to prevent federal funds from going to wealthy customers buying luxury vehicles.

The top two most popular vehicles in January were the Tesla Model Y, with 28,833 new registrations, and the Tesla Model 3, at 17,526. Both sold more units than in January 2022, thanks to some steep price cuts in mid-January 2023.

MAGA wets panties.
 
Joe Capitalist said:
Electric vehicles made up 7.1% of car sales in January 2023, a jump from 4.3% during the same time period last year, InsideEVs report.
Total car sales, gas and electric, remained on-par with the past two years, meaning EVs are a standout growth area in the automotive industry.
Out of the 87,708 battery-powered registrations, 57% were Teslas and 43% were from non-Tesla brands, such as Chevrolet, Ford, and Volkswagen. While Tesla remains dominant, its market share has taken a noticeable dive from 74% just one year ago.

Another big trend is the impact of federal tax credits. To qualify for the $7,500 credit, vehicles must be made in America and have a portion of their battery materials domestically sourced. There are also price caps on qualifying vehicles, and income caps on customers, to prevent federal funds from going to wealthy customers buying luxury vehicles.

The top two most popular vehicles in January were the Tesla Model Y, with 28,833 new registrations, and the Tesla Model 3, at 17,526. Both sold more units than in January 2022, thanks to some steep price cuts in mid-January 2023.

MAGA wets panties.
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This house survived Hurricane Ian with very little damage that was until the Tesla in the garage caught on fire. House is now destroyed.
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Ford plans to build 500,000 EVs annually at its $5.6 billion Tennessee campus
Ford's new plant being constructed outside Memphis, Tennessee, will be capable of building 500,000 electric vehicles annually at full production, the company said Friday.
The first and only product to be announced thus far for the plant is a next-generation electric truck, which Ford has code-named "T3," short for "TrustTheTruck."
Ford and battery supplier SK On are investing $5.6 billion in BlueOval City, which is on track to begin production in 2025, Ford said Friday.

Ford Motor's new plant being constructed outside Memphis, Tennessee, will be capable of building 500,000 electric vehicles annually at full production, the company said Friday.
The first and only product to be announced thus far for the "BlueOval City" plant is a next-generation electric truck, which Ford has code-named "T3," short for "TrustTheTruck."
"Project T3 is a once in-a-lifetime opportunity to revolutionize America's truck," Ford CEO Jim Farley said Friday in a release. "It will be a platform for endless innovation and capability."
 
Ford is doing what any smart business should do. They're catering to the ascending fanatical Global Warming and Treehugger fringe. Sales are up and there's a market for electric cars and trucks. They even have an electric Mustang! Hopefully, the accident lawsuits don't bankrupt them.
 
The EV ford truck is great if you don't drive it anywhere.


It appears that Joey wet panties is now banning people that might present an opposing view. Typical chickenshit alt leftie.
 
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