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Electric Car vs Gas Car? Which is the Future of Transportation?
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Using Electric Car Charging Stations Made Easy with This Quick Guide
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Using Electric Car Charging Stations Made Easy with This Quick Guide
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Debunking Common Myths About Electric Cars! EV Facts You Need
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Hyundai & Genesis Global Electric Car Sale
Chinese EV brands take over Nissan & Ford
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Why Are US Car Dealerships Lying About Electric Vehicles
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The Most Likely Electric Car Company To Go Bankrupt This Year
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Ultra High Mile Tesla Proves That EV Battery Last Longer Than You Think
The Renault 4 Is A Global Electric Crossover
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The Renault 4 Is A Global Electric Crossover
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Meet Alfa's First EV
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Tesla Reveals Timeline For Massive Electric
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The EV Price Premium No Longer Exists
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The Fastest Charging EVs Ever Tested In America

Комментарии

  • @JackoProvenGuiltyDozensOfTimes
    @JackoProvenGuiltyDozensOfTimes 4 месяца назад

    Another failure. Time to wake up to reality.

  • @n0red33m
    @n0red33m 4 месяца назад

    You seem cool and good job for putting in this effort but electric won't make sense until we can use rtgs or some better less flammable battery substrate. Nobody who knows the risks of being in a lithium car wants to be in one.

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      I appreciate your thoughtful input on the safety concerns of lithium batteries in electric vehicles. It's crucial to consider all aspects of new technologies.

  • @CreatiNexTube
    @CreatiNexTube 4 месяца назад

    Your content are amazing and captivating too, And your channel has the potential of thriving and winning too , But needs professional touch, and can do that

  • @CreatiNexTube
    @CreatiNexTube 4 месяца назад

    Your content are amazing and captivating too, And your channel has the potential of thriving and winning too 🚀🚀, But needs professional touch.

  • @Arya_Adarsh
    @Arya_Adarsh 4 месяца назад

    Best hybrid cars will be the ones, which are plugin hybrids with 100 kms of pure EV range, and a decent petrol engine for those long drives. Because most people only run there car less than 100 kms a day. This will ensure practicality along with economical viability.

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's always great to hear different perspectives on hybrid cars.

  • @FrankLittle-w8l
    @FrankLittle-w8l 4 месяца назад

    Lyriq is a gorgeous machine and I am tempted. But. But. If Donald Trump is elected and gas drops to $1.75 a gallon. EV sales will totally collapse because the cost per mile cost for refueling an ICE we drop by half. That is true only if you charge only at home. If you charge away from home, the cost between the two is going to push to parity. Then your only reason to buy an EV is environmental, not economic. Very few people buy cars solely for environmental reasons. In California, where Newsome taxes gas until it now costs $5.5 dollars a gallon, it will continue to make sense for EV until there are no California residents left who can afford them. And where will they charge them? California electric rates are going up. California will allow no Nuke, LNG or Coal power plants to be built. Newsome asks people not to charge their EVs if the grid is overtaxed from the demand due to the heat. A confederacy of dunces in Sacramento......

  • @steveba50
    @steveba50 4 месяца назад

    Noone wants EV's anymore. Hybrids will become the new headliner.

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      Thanks for sharing your perspective on the future of cars.

  • @rohit.9005
    @rohit.9005 4 месяца назад

    You got me at European giants Nissan and Ford 😂

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      Thank you for noticing the significance of this partnership between Nissan and Ford!

    • @tachyon5321
      @tachyon5321 4 месяца назад

      The Global EV make is dead as less than 25% would be a replacement. It is irrelevant where the EV is made as is your comment

  • @BearTraderDan
    @BearTraderDan 4 месяца назад

    Nissan is Japanese, ford is American, I look forwards to Chinese success in every field . They are against imperialism and pay full price for African resources while westerj colonialist nations like France steel resources

    • @codejunki567
      @codejunki567 4 месяца назад

      China is #2 in Billionaires per person, behind the USA. Their people have the same motivations the west has, make no mistake. LOL.

    • @tachyon5321
      @tachyon5321 4 месяца назад

      The EV market is dead and China has wasted billions on EV that no one wants

  • @tachyon5321
    @tachyon5321 4 месяца назад

    What it actually says is the EV markets are dead. Ford and Nissan want to reduce massive capital losses on EVs that no one wants to buy. The EV market is dead in the EU and USA

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      Appreciate you taking the time to share your insights on the EV market.

  • @dkipu266
    @dkipu266 4 месяца назад

    Offering very long low interest loans with long bumper to bumper warranties- and advertising how this will save consumers on a monthly basis might help.

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      Thank you for sharing your insight! Offering long low-interest loans and warranties could indeed be a game-changer for consumers.

  • @bjarterundereim3038
    @bjarterundereim3038 4 месяца назад

    Too many numbers and too few possible reasons.

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      I appreciate your feedback, it's always good to hear different perspectives.

  • @bkterence
    @bkterence 4 месяца назад

    Do a long roadtrip and you will find the inefficiencies of EV. The super charging cost is on par with gas once battery preheating loss is accounted.

    • @davwill124
      @davwill124 4 месяца назад

      HM? i dont thing so. its PRECONDITIONING not PREHEATING and only come in to play when you need to use a public charger. and even then just like gas the price of a fill up or charge depends on where the fill up or charge is. most times for an BEV it might cost $30 or less for almost all BEVs. i have done a few long trips in my BEV. and haven really noticed a lot of higher costs of the charge. course i do recall the days of $5 and higher gas too. and you never knew before the trip how much that tank of fuel might cost you. and with lots of ICEV having 20 (or more) gallon tanks that fill up could be $100

    • @bkterence
      @bkterence 4 месяца назад

      @@davwill124 I own a Y, was getting 3mile/kwh on my road trip, down from 4mile/kwh on daily commute. Part of the loss was high speed, and preheating battery for super charging. Of course I am comparing against a hybrid, there’s no point comparing against a ICE vehicle.

  • @tom_hoots
    @tom_hoots 4 месяца назад

    They are not lying -- you are. Just keep on ignoring how MILLIONS of people who live in states that will FORCE THEM BY LAW to buy battery electric vehicles, even though they cannot "charge at home." Let us sentence YOU to LIFE WITH NO ABILITY TO CHARGE AT HOME -- JUST SIT IN CHARGING STATIONS FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE, AS YOU WAIT FOR THEM TO REPLACE THE STOLEN CABLES, SO NOBODY CAN USE THEM AT ALL. Nope, you won't say ONE WORD about the millions of people who will be inconvenienced BEYOND BELIEF with this USELESS "technology."

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts on this topic. It's always good to hear different viewpoints.

  • @jimman-beard2167
    @jimman-beard2167 4 месяца назад

    The Biggest Obstacle to Electric Vehicles is (fuel stations) the fact that a Fuel Stations are Everywhere there are like seven within one mile from where I live in San Antonio. (Gas Stations Are seriously underrated) The fact that EVs Cost more and depreciate MORE rapidly are MORE expensive to Insure... These are HUGE hurdles and why its Soooo much cheaper and easier to buy a hybrid that can refuel anywhere get about 50mpg city and like 40ish Highway. For some reason they are in the same range price wise as Typical ICE engines and the best part is they can refuel anywhere!!! That is got to be on consumers minds when they think about purchasing an EV. Because if charging stations were everywhere Id still hesitate to get one as refueling a car takes mere mins but charging a car that might take several hours... and that hurts if you want to go on a road trip.

    • @bigglyguy8429
      @bigglyguy8429 4 месяца назад

      It's not just a road trip. Normal everyday driving I still find it a pain to have to refuel my diesel truck. It would be a vastly bigger PITA if I had to spend a few hours charging the thing. The powerful chargers that are (relatively) quick damage your battery.

    • @davwill124
      @davwill124 4 месяца назад

      hate to tell you this but...the number of gas stations has been dropping for a while now. used to be there was about !50,000 of them nationwide. now , its closer to 110,000n and dropping. mostly cause selling fuel isnt a big money earner (there is a reason that most gas stations have fast food and convenance stores with them). part of the cost problem with them is that the tanks have to be replaced every 20-30 years, and the tanks themselves cost about $30,000 each, never mind deinstalling the old, and installing the new ones.

    • @jimman-beard2167
      @jimman-beard2167 4 месяца назад

      Funny Google says there are over 196,000 and its increasing? (Follow the data from 2014 to today and its been on the uptrend. Contrary to what you stated.) Recharging Stations got a LONG way to catch up in convenience and availability.

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts on EVs and hybrids. It's great to have open discussions about the pros and cons of different types of vehicles.

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      Thanks for sharing this insight! It's always fascinating to learn about the behind-the-scenes of industries we often take for granted.

  • @ElMistroFeroz
    @ElMistroFeroz 4 месяца назад

    Have you considered audio only podcasting? That way you wouldn't need to worry about doing such a poor job stitching together those pesky videos youtube is known to provide its audiences.

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      Appreciate the tip! Audio-only podcasting could be a great direction to explore.

  • @debrawyza3217
    @debrawyza3217 4 месяца назад

    We recently purchased an ID4. We were disappointed when our dealer told us, "Our dealership only sells 2-4 of these a year." "You mean ID4s?" "No, I mean EVs." When we walked in, he was completely clueless about EVs in general. We did a ton of our own research. Fortunately, both my husband and I love researching so it wasn't an obstacle for us. However, after a week of working with our dealer, and talking with him, it was obvious that he was doing his own research into EVs (and specifically the ones sold by VW). Moreover, when we signed our paperwork, he said that the car he was taking home that evening was the other ID4 on the lot. He admitted that he didn't know enough about EVs and wanted to learn how to live with them so that he could properly advise and educate his customers. I very much appreciated this, and told him so! Also, in our search for a new EV, we talked with a Ford dealer who had driven a Mach-e for several months, taking it on trips up to 3 hours away. He said it started because he wanted to reassure people with range anxiety, but now he only wants to drive the EVs.

    • @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr
      @ElectricAvenue-ze2hr 4 месяца назад

      I appreciate the effort the dealer put in to educate himself about EVs. It shows dedication to customer service.

  • @jimcurt99
    @jimcurt99 4 месяца назад

    Demand for EV's is falling off a cliff- I'll take a hybrid or an ICE car any day

    • @davwill124
      @davwill124 4 месяца назад

      nah, the increase in sales is slowing. but demand isnt. now the sales and demand for ICEV is stalling. last weekend i drove past multiple dealers, and their lots were of pickups and SUVS, all of the ICEV. and every dealer i went by was like this.

  • @ThaiLifeChronicles
    @ThaiLifeChronicles 4 месяца назад

    The US just like many things is ass backwards... look at free trade, the US don't really believe in it.

  • @Nepomuc
    @Nepomuc 4 месяца назад

    Car dealers like to keep the current status quo.

    • @davwill124
      @davwill124 4 месяца назад

      yea, like most business they are conservative, they dont like change, especially big changes. and especially something that will hit the biggest source of profits for them, service and parts. after all they wont be doing man oil changes on BEVs

  • @kiwiitmlm
    @kiwiitmlm 4 месяца назад

    Way2go 👍

  • @peterprokop
    @peterprokop 4 месяца назад

    EVs are more expensive and less useful, and unless you can home charge with a good rate and/or have solar panels, electricity is not cheaper than gas. BEVs need to be cheaper than ICE-cars, not more expensive. There is also no reason why BEVs should be more expensive if they have much less parts. As soon as BEVS will be cheaper than ICE cars, normal people will buy them. Until then many people will just decide for the cheaper variant that does not require to change habits or deal with unknown problems.

    • @JohnGraceBR
      @JohnGraceBR 4 месяца назад

      I agree with you. Google says that 1/3 of American live in apartments. These people, if they purchased an electric car, would be required to charge their electric car at an EV charger station. You can extend the range of a gasoline powered car by 300 miles by filling up the tank with gas. Time required--- eight minutes. If you want to extend the range of an EV by 300 miles, you fill it up with electrons at charging station. Time required -- 30 minutes or longer. An EV will become a practical choice when you can extend the range of an EV by 300 miles within a ten-minute period of time.

    • @bigglyguy8429
      @bigglyguy8429 4 месяца назад

      Making the things cheaper could be tricky, since Ford is losing - wait for it - $100,000 for evert EV sold.

    • @davwill124
      @davwill124 4 месяца назад

      well electricity is pretty cheap, as an example a 300-400 mile trip might cost you around $25 at a public charger, all that depends on who owns the charger, what their electric rate is (usually a commercial rate...lots cheaper than residential rates are). plus the DC charger is what makes its really expensive (since its a high voltage piece of commercial equipment, not cheap). while adding a L1 charger is just plugging into a 110 volt plug. L2 charging uses the 220 volt plug. and while the chargers are pretty cheap (less than $800 for full functional one (wifii connection etc). and then you need to have an electrician install that into the braker box for your house (which could require new breakers or major updates) to the braker box. and that varies on where you live (we did that years ago, cost less than a $3000, but only needed 2 brakers to be added), and L2 charger was about $800. and the charging cost us less than the cost of our dryer or HVAC to run (and we could program it to only charge on of peak times). might have cost $5-10 dollars a month vs what i recall what we paid for gas of maybe $100 a week, every week we worked for one vehicle. and while BEVs are indeed simpler in some ways, no need to a radiator, alternator, water pump, fuel pump, oil pump, and more that an ICEV requires t keep from burning it self up. but a lot of the tech in BEVs is new to the manufacturer, and is radically different to what they made before. some of its getting access to cheaper materials than what they use today, some of its newer better batteries (coming soon solid state batteries that charge about as fast as filling a gas tank, with almost 800 miles in range). and probably more room in it than and ICEV will have. and the tech for BEV is changing rapidly and has been for the last 10 years or so. so far we have an BEV that will cost about 35,000 to get with up to 300 miles in range (which oddly enough used to be what ICEV were designed to get in the 60s because you could be some place with 0 gas stations). and as far as living in an apartment have had charging available for the 20 years or so, but just the 110 plugins). and with the costs of BEVs beings looser always. well, sort of. since every new or updated vehicle will loose money as each vehicle will have to pay back the development of the vehicle. the more that are sold the faster that development cost goes down (and that include design and R&D and manufacturing set up). by the way that is how ALL vehicles make money. course i do wonder how anybody knows the cost of production cause that TOP secret)

    • @davwill124
      @davwill124 4 месяца назад

      @@bigglyguy8429 and how do you know that? Ford doesnt specify the cost or production to the SEC, and certainly wont tell anyone else. no other OEM will do it either. course you cant tell the price of production parts (vehicles with orders for parts) or spares (parts without orders). spare parts are always more expensive than production since the OEM has no idea when they will be sold. then there is labor costs. for that one has to know among other things how many labor hours does it take to build the vehicle, which can vary depending how varied a trim levels the vehicle will have (i.e. say you have the basic vehicle with few options like maybe AWD, fancier rims and tires, colors, etc. the more options there are the higher the labor costs goes up. and with more options your parts cost goes up). and of course there is the overhead that is spread across all vehicles of an sorts. course the more vehicles you make some parts and labor costs will go down since purchasing becomes buying in bulk

    • @davwill124
      @davwill124 4 месяца назад

      course if you happen to look at an OEM's vehicle you might notice it looks a lot like they took one of their ICEV and turned it into an BEV. which makes the BEV less efficient, but i suppose it makes so that the OEM can turn it into ICEV if desired. with additional development though

  • @bobd7384
    @bobd7384 4 месяца назад

    It should be which EV won't go bankrupt.

  • @thenerd6350
    @thenerd6350 4 месяца назад

    good vid bro keep up the good work your getting there

  • @jalexand007
    @jalexand007 4 месяца назад

    GM. if the government stops bailing them out

    • @RealDougFields
      @RealDougFields 4 месяца назад

      -GM is not an electric car company

    • @jalexand007
      @jalexand007 4 месяца назад

      @@RealDougFields they are trying. Either way the will be gone soon

    • @RealDougFields
      @RealDougFields 4 месяца назад

      @@jalexand007 -not sure why you dont realize Ford relys on government contracts to stay afloat. They took future contract sale as part of their bail out. Ford is no better than GM. OR any other. In fact Ford makes the crappiest cars coming out of America so thank our government and your tax dollars for that.

  • @imac1957
    @imac1957 4 месяца назад

    What a load of waffle.

  • @BobY-zc9ex
    @BobY-zc9ex 4 месяца назад

    Other companies yes, but not Tesla. Tesla is making the most money and the most efficient cars on face of Earth. Also Tesla has their own charging stations all over the World, but no one else. People are going from New York to Miami using Tesla charging station. I already talk to 2 Tesla owners in Florida.

  • @hottub2249
    @hottub2249 4 месяца назад

    Fisker!

  • @danielstapler4315
    @danielstapler4315 4 месяца назад

    If you like words then this video is for you!

  • @lemonone314
    @lemonone314 5 месяцев назад

    Reported for click bait

  • @jackiebang4717
    @jackiebang4717 5 месяцев назад

    I am driving my third EV. The biggest problem is not the EV and its market share. It is the salespeople. At least in the US, most of the car salespeople are men. And they do not know about EV. It is amazing how sales people boast about their truck with a loud engine noice when I am there to buy an EV. I have not met one person who did more research in the EV. I told one of the salespeople how to sell a car to a woman who came with a year worth of research in EV.

  • @garydavis1528
    @garydavis1528 5 месяцев назад

    There are some poor cars in here so Germany is buying some real rubbish which won’t provide the service that you repeat from the makers over reality.

  • @billolsen4360
    @billolsen4360 5 месяцев назад

    Posted 2 weeks ago and nobody commented. Forget it, EVs are dead. Without government propping up the rich bozos who buy these, there's no payoff in buying them. And they are not environmentally friendly. And who's going to start buying alfa romeos?

  • @chuxxxxxlim
    @chuxxxxxlim 5 месяцев назад

    AI generated script

  • @mnjs1812
    @mnjs1812 5 месяцев назад

    fail

  • @comomd123
    @comomd123 5 месяцев назад

    What the hell did I just see, there is no information. This looks like a bmw commercial

  • @TabashiiSC2
    @TabashiiSC2 5 месяцев назад

    90% of Tesla Model 3's have damaged wheels because their drivers are idiots... Imagine having camera's everywhere around your car and still failing to park 🤡

  • @tarakeshwarrao
    @tarakeshwarrao 5 месяцев назад

    verbal diarrohea

  • @dougbosworth8745
    @dougbosworth8745 5 месяцев назад

    B.S.

  • @randolphscudder2372
    @randolphscudder2372 5 месяцев назад

    None of these comments are true because they are the company description, and NO EV has proven to hit most of their statements. If it takes perfect conditions to hit them, they're useless.

  • @48VAC
    @48VAC 5 месяцев назад

    Stupidest thing I've ever heard. Making a classic into an electric destroys everything about it.

  • @kellyeye7224
    @kellyeye7224 5 месяцев назад

    What!!!??? Isn't the 'classic' element applicable to the vehicle AS A WHOLE? Take away its original engine and it's no longer a classic - it's a kit car. Idiotic. It's not as if these vehicles do much in the way of mileage - a few thousand a year, often even less. Stuff the c-lie-mate change 80ll0x.

  • @terryhumphries1
    @terryhumphries1 5 месяцев назад

    The cost to convert an old ICE car is often more than buying an new EV that have better software but also converted cars ten to have much smaller batteries si limited range

  • @ReelRevel
    @ReelRevel 5 месяцев назад

    Hey! I've been checking out your channel and I think there's a lot of potential there. Have you thought about trying out some new strategies to increase engagement and retention? It could really help give your channel the boost it deserves!

  • @kevinlin4895
    @kevinlin4895 5 месяцев назад

    You miss the main factor which is simple economics.. ie: supply and demand. They sell at higher prices BECAUSE THEY CAN. Nobody is stupid enough to price their offering at 50% below their closest competitor when they can price it 10-15% below and achieve the same volume. The fact of the matter is legacy auto has been gouging their western consumers all this time, and BYD is happy to play the same game and pad their margins. Just because they can sell for lower doesn't mean they will.

    • @williamcox1176
      @williamcox1176 5 месяцев назад

      I didn't use those exact words but the point is the same. But you are correct, in a market where people expect to be overcharged it would be silly to be too cheap. But they are not cheap enough, the things aren't selling, and pilling up at ports and dealers. And with discounts being offered by established brands due to the downturn, it's making them more expensive.

    • @kevinlin4895
      @kevinlin4895 5 месяцев назад

      @@williamcox1176another obvious reason is hedge against protectionism. look at what Europe is doing. With a simple 10-15% discount they're already getting hit with a 18-38% tariff wall. What would happen if they are selling at a 50% discount? It's really shooting yourself in the foot.

  • @williamcox1176
    @williamcox1176 5 месяцев назад

    You have said a lot and yet nothing, You need to break down the costs, we all know BYD is going to be more expensive in Europe and why. If you break down the individual cost's, I think you would find they are basically ripping us off, and that is the reason they are not selling. The Chinese mindset thinks if something is expensive it's got to be good, Landrover, BMW, Mercedes, Audi and VW have done a lot of work in this area to prove the idea to be total bollocks.

  • @larryc1616
    @larryc1616 5 месяцев назад

    ❤Tesla #1 🇺🇲

  • @AaronVanNoy
    @AaronVanNoy 5 месяцев назад

    I’m at 100,000 miles on my 2018 Model 3, and my original breaks. Tesla has done OTA updates that has actually improved my batteries over time shown in the paid “status” app, not the Tesla app. The chemistry is one thing, but BMS (battery management system) that Tesla has is what really matters!