On which axis?

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I think it is in the range of 10 - 30 percent. But it certainly saves on brake pads and rotor wear (and dust).

That’s true with most EVs. Highway speeds means more air resistance and lower range. Stop and go and slower speeds is what they are best at.

Sure. But this topic is about Faster Charging and Megawatt chargers. Most people don’t need this.

And the current charging infrastructure can handle this quite well.

Michael Stivic

https://youtu.be/prRtcQz8Uqk

The word plastic in this case does not mean that actual plastic was inserted or injected. And it is not always cosmetic either. It only means that the shape or form was modified or reconstructed.

Thing that no one could have predicted inevitability happens.

Alan Alda’s dad.

PEBKAC?

Alas, neither a chair nor a rug in sight.

Yo dawg, we heard you liked trim…

I to like too live dangerously.

Six

Teach a raccoon to gun.

Probably remembers the brain freeze from last time.

It’s perfectly democratic. You just need to buy enough votes.

Most people don’t drive 500 miles regularly. Most people can wait 15 minutes to charge and then go on their way. Most existing chargers are good enough and won’t be upgraded any time soon.

Most cars and drivers don’t need this. And most chargers won’t be upgraded anyway.