SOLAR-POWERED CARS CAN DRIVE FOR WEEKS WITHOUT CHARGING. GUESS WHO WETS PANTIES

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SOLAR-POWERED CARS ARE CHALLENGING SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR EV BRANDS — AND THEY CAN DRIVE FOR WEEKS WITHOUT CHARGING
“This is not like going from the flip phone technology to a smartphone.”
by Abby Jackson*/*April 7, 2023

Auto manufacturers are racing to develop the latest and greatest cars. One trend we’re seeing is the rise of solar-powered cars, but how are these sun-powered machines different from other electric vehicles?
What are electric vehicles?
Electric vehicles (EVs) are battery-powered cars that use electric motors rather than an internal combustion engine for propulsion. When you charge an EV, the electricity gets stored in a large traction battery pack. This electricity gets used by an electric traction motor to drive the car’s wheels.
Gasoline vehicles have internal combustion engines that burn gasoline fuel to drive the wheels, releasing toxic fumes and harmful carbon pollution. These engines also produce noise pollution, or excessive noise and vibration.
Each year these gas-powered cars produce 3.3 billion tons of carbon pollution worldwide. Carbon air pollution traps heat from the sun within our atmosphere, causing the planet to overheat and extreme weather events like hurricanes to intensify.*
It affects our health, too — fumes from car exhaust can cause or worsen asthma and other respiratory issues.
Since EVs only run on electricity, they don’t pollute the air. One study even found that having more EVs meant fewer emergency room visits for breathing problems. And compared to internal combustion engines, electric engines don’t produce nearly as much noise pollution.


https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/electric-vehicles-evs-solar-powered-cars/
 
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South Korea to offer $5.3 billion in financing to support battery investment in North America
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea on Friday said it will provide 7 trillion won ($5.32 billion) in financial support for its battery makers seeking to invest in infrastructure in North America over the next five years
 
Joe Capitalist said:
SOLAR-POWERED CARS ARE CHALLENGING SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR EV BRANDS — AND THEY CAN DRIVE FOR WEEKS WITHOUT CHARGING
“This is not like going from the flip phone technology to a smartphone.”
by Abby Jackson*/*April 7, 2023

Auto manufacturers are racing to develop the latest and greatest cars. One trend we’re seeing is the rise of solar-powered cars, but how are these sun-powered machines different from other electric vehicles?
What are electric vehicles?
Electric vehicles (EVs) are battery-powered cars that use electric motors rather than an internal combustion engine for propulsion. When you charge an EV, the electricity gets stored in a large traction battery pack. This electricity gets used by an electric traction motor to drive the car’s wheels.
Gasoline vehicles have internal combustion engines that burn gasoline fuel to drive the wheels, releasing toxic fumes and harmful carbon pollution. These engines also produce noise pollution, or excessive noise and vibration.
Each year these gas-powered cars produce 3.3 billion tons of carbon pollution worldwide. Carbon air pollution traps heat from the sun within our atmosphere, causing the planet to overheat and extreme weather events like hurricanes to intensify.*
It affects our health, too — fumes from car exhaust can cause or worsen asthma and other respiratory issues.
Since EVs only run on electricity, they don’t pollute the air. One study even found that having more EVs meant fewer emergency room visits for breathing problems. And compared to internal combustion engines, electric engines don’t produce nearly as much noise pollution.


https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/electric-vehicles-evs-solar-powered-cars/
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I was wondering if automakers of EV's, could make the roof of their vehicles a solar panel that could continually charge the vehicle battery?!!
 
Here is a lie.

"Since EVs only run on electricity, they don’t pollute the air." More than 50% of the electricity they run on is made with fossil fuels. Another thing about the article is that it give the false impression the car could drive continuously for weeks without charging. The truth is you can drive 15-30 miles a day if you have sunny conditions. Otherwise you have to plug into the grid and get some of that fossil fuel electricity.
 
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Joe Capitalist said:

South Korea to offer $5.3 billion in financing to support battery investment in North America
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea on Friday said it will provide 7 trillion won ($5.32 billion) in financial support for its battery makers seeking to invest in infrastructure in North America over the next five years
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Joe Crapitalist wears a thong so when he craps his panties is cuts his turds in half diverting each turd half into his each of his pants legs.
 
signalmankenneth said:
I was wondering if automakers of EV's, could make the roof of their vehicles a solar panel that could continually charge the vehicle battery?!!
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You're way ahead of your time, SMK.

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From the link in the OP:

Solar-powered cars (SPCs) are EVs completely or partially powered by direct solar energy. An array of photovoltaic cells converts sunlight into usable electric energy.
The panels on today’s SPCs can add between 15 and 45 additional miles in sunny conditions. When this free energy isn’t powering the car’s propulsion, it gets stored in the car’s battery.
SPCs have the same clean air and noise reduction benefits as other EVs but offer greater range independence.

That article is one of the most vapid and scientifically illiterate pieces of meaning propaganda I've read in at least months. Solar powered cars add little to the range of an EV, and certainly cannot be relied on to provide power for continuous driving much beyond what the battery charge itself will provide.

For example, a Tesla uses about an average of 34 KW per 100 miles. In order for a solar powered car to achieve that, it would need solar panels that could produce at least 34 KW per 100 miles driven. Let's say that is at 50 mph. That means the vehicle uses 34 KW in two hours. The solar car would have to produce a minimum of 17 KW per hour to keep the battery charged. The high end residential solar panels put out about 400 watts for a rated 1 KW because of poor angling, not being ultra clean, etc. That means to keep your Tesla fully charged as it drives you need about 42 standard residential solar panels putting input to the battery continuously.
Of course, if it's nighttime, solar doesn't work so now you are reduced to the battery range.

In other words, the title of this thread, and the article cited are full of shit.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
From the link in the OP:

Solar-powered cars (SPCs) are EVs completely or partially powered by direct solar energy. An array of photovoltaic cells converts sunlight into usable electric energy.
The panels on today’s SPCs can add between 15 and 45 additional miles in sunny conditions. When this free energy isn’t powering the car’s propulsion, it gets stored in the car’s battery.
SPCs have the same clean air and noise reduction benefits as other EVs but offer greater range independence.

That article is one of the most vapid and scientifically illiterate pieces of meaning propaganda I've read in at least months. Solar powered cars add little to the range of an EV, and certainly cannot be relied on to provide power for continuous driving much beyond what the battery charge itself will provide.

For example, a Tesla uses about an average of 34 KW per 100 miles. In order for a solar powered car to achieve that, it would need solar panels that could produce at least 34 KW per 100 miles driven. Let's say that is at 50 mph. That means the vehicle uses 34 KW in two hours. The solar car would have to produce a minimum of 17 KW per hour to keep the battery charged. The high end residential solar panels put out about 400 watts for a rated 1 KW because of poor angling, not being ultra clean, etc. That means to keep your Tesla fully charged as it drives you need about 42 standard residential solar panels putting input to the battery continuously.
Of course, if it's nighttime, solar doesn't work so now you are reduced to the battery range.

In other words, the title of this thread, and the article cited are full of shit.
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I think the article is a barely disguised advertisement for EVs and SPVs.
 
Joe Capitalist said:
SOLAR-POWERED CARS ARE CHALLENGING SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR EV BRANDS — AND THEY CAN DRIVE FOR WEEKS WITHOUT CHARGING
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apparently true if you drive them less than 45 miles during those weeks, and you have sunny conditions.....
from your link.....
The panels on today’s SPCs can add between 15 and 45 additional miles in sunny conditions.
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correction.....from Damo's link.....
 
Joe Capitalist said:
SOLAR-POWERED CARS ARE CHALLENGING SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR EV BRANDS — AND THEY CAN DRIVE FOR WEEKS WITHOUT CHARGING
“This is not like going from the flip phone technology to a smartphone.”
by Abby Jackson*/*April 7, 2023

Auto manufacturers are racing to develop the latest and greatest cars. One trend we’re seeing is the rise of solar-powered cars, but how are these sun-powered machines different from other electric vehicles?
What are electric vehicles?
Electric vehicles (EVs) are battery-powered cars that use electric motors rather than an internal combustion engine for propulsion. When you charge an EV, the electricity gets stored in a large traction battery pack. This electricity gets used by an electric traction motor to drive the car’s wheels.
Gasoline vehicles have internal combustion engines that burn gasoline fuel to drive the wheels, releasing toxic fumes and harmful carbon pollution. These engines also produce noise pollution, or excessive noise and vibration.
Each year these gas-powered cars produce 3.3 billion tons of carbon pollution worldwide. Carbon air pollution traps heat from the sun within our atmosphere, causing the planet to overheat and extreme weather events like hurricanes to intensify.*
It affects our health, too — fumes from car exhaust can cause or worsen asthma and other respiratory issues.
Since EVs only run on electricity, they don’t pollute the air. One study even found that having more EVs meant fewer emergency room visits for breathing problems. And compared to internal combustion engines, electric engines don’t produce nearly as much noise pollution.


https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/electric-vehicles-evs-solar-powered-cars/
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Time to sell Joey wet panties Tesla?
 
Joe Capitalist said:
SOLAR-POWERED CARS ARE CHALLENGING SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR EV BRANDS — AND THEY CAN DRIVE FOR WEEKS WITHOUT CHARGING
“This is not like going from the flip phone technology to a smartphone.”
by Abby Jackson*/*April 7, 2023

Auto manufacturers are racing to develop the latest and greatest cars. One trend we’re seeing is the rise of solar-powered cars, but how are these sun-powered machines different from other electric vehicles?
What are electric vehicles?
Electric vehicles (EVs) are battery-powered cars that use electric motors rather than an internal combustion engine for propulsion. When you charge an EV, the electricity gets stored in a large traction battery pack. This electricity gets used by an electric traction motor to drive the car’s wheels.
Gasoline vehicles have internal combustion engines that burn gasoline fuel to drive the wheels, releasing toxic fumes and harmful carbon pollution. These engines also produce noise pollution, or excessive noise and vibration.
Each year these gas-powered cars produce 3.3 billion tons of carbon pollution worldwide. Carbon air pollution traps heat from the sun within our atmosphere, causing the planet to overheat and extreme weather events like hurricanes to intensify.*
It affects our health, too — fumes from car exhaust can cause or worsen asthma and other respiratory issues.
Since EVs only run on electricity, they don’t pollute the air. One study even found that having more EVs meant fewer emergency room visits for breathing problems. And compared to internal combustion engines, electric engines don’t produce nearly as much noise pollution.


https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/electric-vehicles-evs-solar-powered-cars/
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What a shit quality post.

I'm shocked.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
From the link in the OP:

Solar-powered cars (SPCs) are EVs completely or partially powered by direct solar energy. An array of photovoltaic cells converts sunlight into usable electric energy.
The panels on today’s SPCs can add between 15 and 45 additional miles in sunny conditions. When this free energy isn’t powering the car’s propulsion, it gets stored in the car’s battery.
SPCs have the same clean air and noise reduction benefits as other EVs but offer greater range independence.

That article is one of the most vapid and scientifically illiterate pieces of meaning propaganda I've read in at least months. Solar powered cars add little to the range of an EV, and certainly cannot be relied on to provide power for continuous driving much beyond what the battery charge itself will provide.

For example, a Tesla uses about an average of 34 KW per 100 miles. In order for a solar powered car to achieve that, it would need solar panels that could produce at least 34 KW per 100 miles driven. Let's say that is at 50 mph. That means the vehicle uses 34 KW in two hours. The solar car would have to produce a minimum of 17 KW per hour to keep the battery charged. The high end residential solar panels put out about 400 watts for a rated 1 KW because of poor angling, not being ultra clean, etc. That means to keep your Tesla fully charged as it drives you need about 42 standard residential solar panels putting input to the battery continuously.
Of course, if it's nighttime, solar doesn't work so now you are reduced to the battery range.

In other words, the title of this thread, and the article cited are full of shit.
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Joe Crapitalist is a totally scientifically illiterate moron.
 
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