I asked AI to give me 44 REASONS why NOT to BUY an ELECTRIC CAR I own an EV and AGREE with them ALL!
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2024
- I asked AI Artificial Intelligence to give me 44 reasons why NOT to buy an Electric Car and after owning an Porsche Taycan EV myself for almost 3 Years I can honestly say I agree with almost every one of them.
I have long tried to educate the public about Electric Cars and share my ownership experience with them and the fact that I believe they are not the future and it is in your best interest NOT to purchase an EV.
All car dealerships now have a target to meet of how many EVs they have to sell and will deter you and talk you out of purchasing a petrol or diesel car.
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I not tired or fed up with your EV videos. I rather enjoy them actually. Bang on my friend.
I'm not fed up with your EV videos. I love them. They are hilarious, and I think you know that. Admit it!!!!
EVs no, i drive a v8 mustang and it cost less to run than an ev taking all costs into account and less damaging to the environment. I deserve a greenpeace medal
Well done Lee couldn't agree more! Thanks for all your presentations, enjoy the Sunshine!
45: If your cellphone is lost, dead, damaged or has no internet access, you can't charge your EV!!
Who told you that? 😂😂😂
I’ll give up my petrol car when the government give up their Range Rovers. That’ll be never
hear! hear! 👏👏👍👍
Keep these videos going, you have my support 👍♥️
Every EV has a soul...
The R Soul behind the wheel... 😆
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Apparently you not suppose to park in an underground car park and charge due to risk of fire, let alone park underground, The Australian Fire Service recommends you park 30 meters away from your house due to fire risk.
In the US some dealerships in more rural areas (like 75 % of the country) refuse to stock an EV due to not wanting to invest in the special equipment and training for servicing an EV. So if you are travelling in those areas and have a problem be prepared for a long tow.
You will find most garage company's have invested in proper training with there techs
I love the EV videos!
Often wondered why public car chargers have no shelters , when it rains it is safe to mess around with electric cables ?
It's funny, isn't it? At the same time you can't have electric socket in your bathroom, that makes sense.
There’s loads of stories of people getting killed in the U.K. using EV chargers in the rain. It’s time they were banned.
Own an EV AND a caravan?
Come on, nobody can be doubly deranged🤣
One thing AI did not mention is that the chargers are uncovered, so you have to stand in the rain to get started and plug in.
@billdaniel8310, that was not included because it is already included in the "44 ways to control the population" category!! 😵💫 😂 🤪
Hertz USA got rid of their EV hire fleet
Hertz was the company that gave the EVs back. Thanks for the video.
I'm predicting that Lee will be the first person actually deported to Rwanda, for criticising 'The Message'.😂
"THE MESSAGE" in that voice of The Critical Drinker...
😂😂😂
He can do a food review
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Brilliant 😂😂 and probably not far from the truth, but hey, he’d make a great video “Fish and and chips in Rawanda, I was shocked” 😂
keep going, i love it!
95% of EVs are still on the road. The other 5% made it home.
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@BealRutcher have you got one or experienced one ?
@@paulbutler6984 Oh shut up.. AI with 44 things wrong with EV's... :-P
@@RealButcher 😆 lol
Keep those EV insights coming, professor MacMaster!
What has a ev owner and a person who has got diahorea got in common?
Both hope to get home😅😅
Before it runs out
I love your Milk float videos , keep these videos going.
Just do NOT buy any EV!! They will eventually run out of places to store unsold EVs!! 🤗 😵💫
Great Video as always Lee!!
For every car that's on the road to be an EV You would need at least 50% of parking spaces everywhere, that is absolutely everywhere would have to contain a charger within the parking space itself. This is never going to happen the grid simply could not take it. Not only that but you would find the services would be clogged up with people waiting for the charge to happen. One more thing to remember is if and that's a big if! EVs started to outnumber conventional cars, You would have to pay a full road tax (the government has got to get it's revenue somehow.) You have to see this for what it is, a great idea for 30 or so percent of the country to nip down the shops or go see aunty Ethel and charge up on the drive, but not for serious motoring that's too stressful. Still 💓 THIS CHANNEL
Keep up the good work about ev’s . I operate on the principle that if the government want you to do something, it usually ends up with it being not for your benefit,if they were chargeable in say 10 minutes max,then I’d might be interested, until then I’ll stick with petrol or diesel,
The government in the past has wanted you to do:
Seatbelts
Unleaded petrol
Limit alcohol level whilst driving
....not for your benefit?🤔
A Tesla Model 3 Long Range can travel all the way from Lands End to John O'Groats without stopping for a single recharge. But only when it's on the back of a breakdown truck.
Hey mate I like that LOL!!
@@johngoard8272 Thanks mate. I'm here all week.
@@johngoard8272 Thanks mate. I'm here all week.
Best EV video yet Lee! Keep up the good work.
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On Sunday, I'm going to drive from New Glasgow, Nova Scotia to Ottawa, Ontario. It will take 14 hours to make trip.. impossible to do in that time in an EV.
Lee I am going to give you one reason to not trust the UK government bureaucracy: "Mr. Bates vs. The Post Office". The level of scandal is off the chart! People's livelihoods and lives completely ruined. The Post Office was the total villain in cahoots with the IT system it shoved down the throats of subpostmasters and subpostmistresses. If it wasn't for two MP's and two forensic accountants that did not buy The Post Office attempts to sweep the whole mess under the rug, justice would not have prevailed, although few subpostmasters and mistresses have yet to receive any compensation after nearly twenty years of sweeping scandal and subsequent victories in the courts.
Well said Wayne, The Government don't know much, they are pushed and advised by people who have a lot to gain, ££££ (such as Fujitsu in the P.O. scandal) then all the official sheep all go with, People in power are not always that bright, they just know how to get by and profit.
Keep up the good work Lee! You, Geoff, MGuy and EV Carnage are the ones telling it like it is. 99% of people are only interested in whether or not an EV works for them. If it does, great, if it doesn't, stop telling the rest of us it will when it clearly doesn't suit our needs.
Imagine the horror of spending your life savings on a ev and being told you have to buy it again because of damage to the battery, refusing to buy again because you cant afford to, then burning down an apartment car port when the battery catches fire. No way! Is this really what these blind fools want us to do?
I was talking to a colleague about how he charges his EV company car which is a lease hire.
I mentioned that if you charge past 80% and if you use super fast chargers on a regular basis it can degrade the battery over time.
To which he replied….
“I don’t give a F*%#, in 2 years time when the lease expires I will hand it back and company will give me a new one”
I only got my EV a few weeks ago, we don't do a lot of long trips so it's ideal for me. Yesterday I did a drive from Manchester to London, nightmare. Used ionity charger point, bought the passport, went to first charger, plug in used the app to connect, failed twice, x2 £40 came out if my bank, had to use RF card, so did not get my discount. The same thing happened again on drive home. Phone ionity, oh, we are having issues with App!!!. Also, like you said , have to wait to get onto a charger, which is stupid, 30 mins for me at one. So after yesterday's experience, EV,s are not the future , at least until the infrastructure is a lot better !!
How do Tesla owners change a lightbulb?
They don't. They just tell everyone that it doesn't get dark at night.
Hey Lee, I think this is the most comprehensive video that you have ever filmed on the traps of buying an ev.
Thank you.
The Government praises AI as the future so will they listen to what AI says?
Most of those points are 100% valid 👍👍
We desperately need AI, especially in most parts of the US it appears because human intelligence is on a massive decline🤣🤣🤣
And finally
Certainly, here are 44 reasons why someone might choose to buy an internal combustion engine (ICE) car:
1. Availability of a wide range of models and options to suit individual preferences and needs.
2. Established infrastructure of gas stations for convenient refueling.
3. Lower initial purchase cost compared to many electric vehicles (EVs).
4. Familiarity with traditional engine technology and maintenance procedures.
5. Potential for higher driving range compared to some electric vehicles.
6. Performance advantages in certain vehicle classes, such as sports cars and heavy-duty trucks.
7. Ability to refuel quickly, making ICE vehicles suitable for long-distance travel.
8. Flexibility to use various fuel types, including gasoline, diesel, and hybrid options.
9. Dependable performance in a wide range of weather conditions and terrains.
10. Availability of ICE vehicles with towing capabilities for hauling trailers and recreational vehicles.
11. Established network of dealerships for sales, service, and support.
12. No reliance on charging infrastructure, making ICE vehicles suitable for rural areas and remote regions.
13. Lower risk of range anxiety compared to electric vehicles.
14. Availability of high-performance engines for enthusiasts seeking speed and power.
15. Compatibility with existing automotive maintenance and repair facilities.
16. Ability to customize and modify ICE vehicles with aftermarket parts and accessories.
17. Potential for longer vehicle lifespan with proper maintenance and care.
18. Convenience of spontaneous road trips without the need to plan charging stops.
19. Familiarity with ICE technology among mechanics and service technicians.
20. Availability of ICE vehicles with manual transmissions for driving enthusiasts.
21. Lower total cost of ownership for some ICE vehicles over their lifespan.
22. Ability to start and operate in extreme cold weather conditions without preheating.
23. Durability and reliability of ICE engines with proper maintenance and care.
24. Availability of ICE vehicles with advanced safety features and crash protection.
25. Lower insurance premiums for some ICE vehicles compared to electric vehicles.
26. Ability to run accessories and auxiliary systems without draining the main power source.
27. Availability of ICE vehicles with larger cargo capacity for hauling goods and equipment.
28. Established resale market for ICE vehicles, offering a range of options for buyers and sellers.
29. Ability to find spare parts and components easily for repairs and replacements.
30. Independence from grid infrastructure and electricity supply for vehicle operation.
31. Ability to refuel at self-service stations for added convenience and flexibility.
32. Compatibility with existing road infrastructure and regulations.
33. Availability of ICE vehicles with higher seating capacity for transporting passengers.
34. Reliability of ICE engines for powering emergency vehicles and critical services.
35. Performance advantages in off-road and rugged terrain applications.
36. Ability to refuel with renewable biofuels for reduced environmental impact.
37. Availability of ICE vehicles with advanced connectivity and infotainment features.
38. Lower upfront costs for some ICE vehicles compared to electric alternatives.
39. Ability to carry additional fuel containers for extended range in remote areas.
40. Independence from charging times and availability, offering more flexibility in daily routines.
41. Compatibility with existing vehicle financing and leasing options.
42. Availability of ICE vehicles with advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous driving features.
43. Established supply chain and manufacturing infrastructure for ICE vehicles.
44. Preference for the sound and feel of traditional engines among some drivers.
Just to take 1, no 6, have you driven an EV?
@@jsanders100 I have driven both PHEV and similarly performing petrol and diesel sports cars both high power and lightweight. The EVs and PHEVs I have driven have an instant response although I have driven a twin turbo six cylinder with a similar torque response between 1300 -5500 rpm but not close outside of those. Most cars (petrol) only compete on torque between 2000-4500 rpm (diesel) 1500-3000 rpm. The best car for British roads is a lightweight 150-200 bhp sports car, preferably two seater. Any more than that and there capacity is so far above the speed limit on the straighter bits and their handing unsafe at those speeds on the corners. The lower powered light car can be nicely driven to its limits while retaining your license. The smaller bodies give you more space to drive. However mostly people drive grossly overpowered ICE cars too big and too heavy for the road. As to road wear as long as the tyres are sized for the weight of the vehicle then their point load is determined by the footprint to weight ratio.
Hi Lee - Keep making the EV and general driving videos. As far as I am concerned they are your most entertaining videos plus they produce the best and most amusing comments. Keep the EVangelists on their toes.
A few years ago there was a lot of talk about electric motors emitting toxic ozone 🤔
Your EV videos are the best keep them coming Lee :) don't stop until there are no more EVangelists left 🤣
Electric vehicles ... the worst nightmare ever ... An absolute shite show ... I am so pleased I had most of my life on this earth when we could enjoy life ..
Please do not stop the Ev videos as you said carry on until government changes their hair brained policy's.
I live in apartment but I'm also lucky and got a garage as well. But rented so it's not mine of course. I asked the owner of the garage if there's a possibility to mount a wallbox. He said no - its too expensive and he doesn't want the investions made. End of the story. So EVEN if I would have an EV - it's impossible because I cannot load at home.
In some USA states, you can drive at 14 with some restrictions. It's not unusual to hear a story about a car full of 16-18yos crashing on a country road. Imagine them doing time trials on a gravel road with an EV!
I like your EV videos Lee. 🙂Keep up the good work.
Well done, Toyota! 👍👍👍
60 units in an apartment complex is TINY in the US. Try putting in chargers for 500 apartments.
Show me an EV that will put as big a smile on my face as my mustang GT does 😂
Keep up the car videos Lee. One point, if E.V.'s are as wonderful as they make out then surely people would be desperate to get one and they would not have to bully folk into buying one or offer incentives? :)
This is the same philosophy as heat pumps. Grants and subsidies to 'bribe' you to install the rubbish things
I posted a comment a year or two ago saying how i didn't have to download multiple apps, wait around for up to an hour to fill up, pre plan my journey around where I could fill up and that I could just jump in my ice car and reach any part of the country in one go.
Evangelists told me I didn't know much about EVs. What do you reckon Lee?
Thank you for not stopping!
BRAVO! Keep making videos. Govt. needs to compete in an EV Demolition Derby.
Keep going i enjoy seeing you slag off these electric cars 😂
Good one Lee. Keep 'em coming mate
44 Very good reasons, but driving an Ev its going ro get a lot worse than that!
In the futre what happens if you try to drive out of your 15 minutes city.
What happens if you try to drive your EV during a lock down? (If we have another lock down)
Yes its tracked and its being watched remotely, and not by its owner!
Spot on Lee I couldn't agree with you more👍👍👏👏
Well I have looked at other channels about EVS. The woes of some of the owners are horrific. The way I see it when the EVS are out of Warranty. They will only last until something goes wrong. Then it will cost so much it has to be scrapped. People will not want them because they can’t play with under the bonnet. One person said it will cost 12k just to replace his heater in his 4 year old Renault cleo.
Well that's absolutely disgusting.
How could anyone in their right mind buy a car like that.
They must be stupid.
Oh, wait a minute.....you can't buy an EV version of the Clio now, nevermind 4 years ago!
Therefore it must be ICE car.
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I would like to politely point out that in the UK or the world generates no-where near enough electricity to sustain EV's. Our spare capacity in winter is just 4% down from 15% in 2011. 4% =3.0 gigawatt approx equals 420,000 Ev's on home chargers at 7kw. There are 35 million cars in the uk plus vans and buses and more connections are being made to the grid. one EV on a 150K/w charger could support 30 houses at peak and 150 off peak!!
Finland is the only country on the planet that has enough clean energy right now to justify converting light transport to EVs. They've been building hydro plants for seventy years. The UK would need five times more power generation capability than it has now. I worked out (and previously posted) that if the UK starts building nuclear power plants (preferably safe thorium salt reactors) right now they might achieve that in about 100 years. That was based on three large plants every ten years, which is fairly optimistic to be honest, especially since large thorium salt reactors are still in research and development.
At 67 and a petrol head would never buy an ev anyway but this absolutely tells us why, it's a huge control con and thank fu@@ I'll be able to drive an ice until I'm either incapable or drop dead. Soon purchasing a Volvo 544 1961 motor with enhanced sport engine, bugger your ev's, I'm going out happy boys!
A Petrol Head I hope you don't smoke that would be quite a hazard
Evs are not for purpose. I think you may be right!
There are some underground car parks in London that will not allow parking for EV's.
I asked AI the same and it gave me 4,762 reasons why not to buy one
New build chargers are also seperately metered and can be taxed at different rates to domestic and commercial supplies.
If you want one go for it. I never will.
NOt upset at all - KEEP IT UP!
I want to see how well charging works in small Welsh Valleys roads lol. You can't even find parking never mind fighting over chargers!!
They don't use electric post vans on rural mountain routes as the batteries are unable to complete the post round.
Another great and important video.. Why did you ask for 44 though? Why 44?
hahahaha love the bloopers Lee
This AI gave
Sure, here are some potential reasons why someone might choose not to buy an electric vehicle (EV):
1. Limited charging infrastructure in certain areas.
2. Higher upfront cost compared to traditional gasoline vehicles.
3. Longer charging times compared to refueling a gasoline vehicle.
4. Limited electric range for some models, especially older ones.
5. Concerns about battery degradation over time.
6. Limited availability of EV models in certain vehicle classes.
7. Lack of familiarity with EV technology.
8. Uncertainty about the long-term reliability of EVs.
9. Limited options for EVs with towing capabilities.
10. Range anxiety, especially for those who frequently drive long distances.
11. Lack of access to a dedicated parking space for home charging.
12. Inability to charge at home due to renting or living in an apartment.
13. Limited availability of EVs in certain regions or countries.
14. Concerns about the environmental impact of battery production.
15. Perception of limited performance compared to traditional vehicles.
16. Difficulty finding charging stations in rural or remote areas.
17. Concerns about the safety of high-voltage components in EVs.
18. Lack of familiarity with EV maintenance and repair procedures.
19. Limited selection of EVs with specific features or options.
20. Lack of government incentives or subsidies for EV purchases.
21. Perception of limited resale value compared to gasoline vehicles.
22. Uncertainty about the future of EV technology and infrastructure.
23. Lack of confidence in the reliability of EVs in extreme weather conditions.
24. Inability to charge at work due to lack of workplace charging stations.
25. Limited availability of EV charging stations in public parking lots.
26. Concerns about the environmental impact of electricity generation.
27. Perception of limited driving range during cold weather conditions.
28. Inability to charge during power outages or emergencies.
29. Concerns about the disposal and recycling of EV batteries.
30. Perception of limited vehicle options for certain activities, such as off-roading.
31. Concerns about the potential fire risk associated with lithium-ion batteries.
32. Perception of limited aesthetic appeal compared to traditional vehicles.
33. Limited availability of EVs with manual transmission for driving enthusiasts.
34. Perception of limited resale options for EVs in the used car market.
35. Inability to charge at public charging stations due to long wait times.
36. Concerns about the impact of EVs on the electrical grid.
37. Perception of limited interior space in some EV models.
38. Limited options for EVs with third-row seating.
39. Concerns about the reliability of EV charging infrastructure.
40. Inability to charge at home due to strict homeowners’ association rules.
41. Perception of limited options for EV customization or aftermarket upgrades.
42. Concerns about the potential for decreased battery efficiency in hot climates.
43. Perception of limited availability of EV charging stations in urban areas.
44. Concerns about the environmental impact of tire and brake wear in EVs.
I bet it’s a diesel breakdown truck that comes out.
The UK government raises a huge amount from taxing petrol and diesel. Once that is removed from their income, the government will split this lost revenue over all the EVs and the cost to run will rise (perhaps even above ICEs). They won't be bragging then.
Some London councils have drastically raised the car parking charge for ev’s, because they are more polluting,
I think Morag will find that even if all new apartments come with EV chargers that most apartments are not new. Are we going to demolish and rebuild all apartments? How "green" is replacing all old apartments?
Bob on Lee👍Keep pushing the message!
Ev is the new word for disposable.
My word! When a COMPUTER talks more sense than an ev evangelist, you know the world is going to end! 😂 wow! Great vid, keep it up 👍
Actually I have often wondered - is there any danger from sitting inside an EV as you must be exposed toa lot of electromagnetic fields as you are even living inside ones home?
No. There is zero scientific evidence that electromagnetic fields like this have any effect on the human body. There's plenty of conspiracy theories that get a run every few years, but that's all they are. There's plenty of other things we *should* be worried about this is not one of them.
@@Chrisamic
Zero evidence that the clot shot worked too.
But...Science...
Just take my tin foil hat off… “Radio-frequency electromagnetic fields, similar to extremely low frequency and medium frequency, are classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer in the group 2B, indicating they are possibly carcinogenic environmental factors. This aspect of driver EMF (electromagnetic field) exposure warrants attention due to its levels, which are at least comparable to office exposure. In offices where wireless radio communication facilities are in use, there is daily, long-lasting exposure, potentially significantly contributing to the total chronic exposure of drivers. This exposure combines with other components of lower frequencies, covering exposure to static, low-frequency, and radiofrequency fields."
in 1992 i had a civic that use 3.5 L/100KM . no gimmick. cheap to build, last 20 years with few repair ( 380 000 Km). i shurly help to save the planet a bit. i mis that car!
Keep it up lee
The outtakes at the end 😂😂 love it, funny as **** 😂😂
It seems hard to believe that rental companies were dumb enough to buy fleets of EVs before investigating the pros and cons of EV ownership. The hard truth about EVs caused rental firms to drop their EVs faster than a stone in the ocean for the same reasons regular people should avoid them in the first place. Even if I'm not on vacation, I still don't want to spend half a day looking for a functioning charger and the other half waiting for the charge to complete ... IF the charger deigned to speak to my car. EVs ... too much trouble, not enough reward.
spot on lee good video never thought about hiring one.
I like your EV video's 😁
Don't stop making EV videos until they stop making EVs.
took a Pedalo to that Island in 1978, first ever holiday abroad , wasn't the last either
Here is one just for Macmaster
While I can't condone locking up anyone based on their choice of vehicle, here are some light-hearted reasons one might humorously suggest for "locking up" EV drivers:
1. They're charged up about their cars, but sometimes they need a timeout to cool down.
2. To prevent them from sneaking away silently without anyone noticing.
3. Their constant talk about kilowatt-hours and regenerative braking might warrant some time in "electric" solitary confinement.
4. They're always plugged in and need a break from their "power trips."
5. They keep making "shocking" puns, and it's time for a pun-ishment.
6. They're charged with "battery"ing people with facts about EVs.
7. It's a precautionary measure to protect them from running out of battery and getting stranded.
8. To give other drivers a break from hearing about how "electric" their cars are.
9. They need a timeout to reflect on their "current" driving habits.
10. It's a form of "jolt therapy" for their obsession with electric vehicles.
Love the outtakes at the end. I did not realise that AI had got to such an intelligent level that they now know EVs are crap, and what's more amazing they speak the truth.
New Tesla trucks throttle sticking on Full!!
This is great.
Lee, In Saskatchewan, Canada, I took my drivers test while in school in 1970 and on my birthday in February 1971 I was issued my drivers license at the age of 16. I think it is the same today.😊.
Great video. It made me ask the AI I use, the same question. Pretty much the same list of answers, which must go some way to validate the fact that for road trips they're useless.
Geoff Buys Cars did a video recently about an £11,000 bill to replace the heater in an EV Renault Zoe.
Keep up the good work Lee Keep the videos going 😊
Answering your question. I live in South Africa and our electricity produces 708g CO2/kWh. The world should beg us not to adopt EV's
Re charge at home. A home charger is 85% efficient Tesla are at 93%. 15% of your home charge ends up "missing". Imagine missing out 15% of the petrol you've paid for. No one factor's that into the car's efficiency!
Also.... My housemate had a heart attack a week ago and I raced him to the local hospital in my 1992 ICE. I'd hate to deal with a real emergency with low charge...
an australian woman politician talked about that recently she explained that in the case of flooding or fires the power grid goes down almost every time meaning no chargers and no way to escape
Just watch Geoff Buys Cars latest video about the Renault Zoe heater repair bill for £11k! So yeah, EV's are for the future good! LOL. Loved the clips at the end, 😆ha, brilliant. "cockwomble" is such an amazingly descriptive word for so much.
Nice to see a break in these videos Lee , fed up with seeing you eat fish and chips every day 😄😄😄
Thank you very much for allowing for all views here on your channel. Those are some pretty valid reasons not to purchase.. and if you do happen to choose to buy one then good for you, best of luck to you out there. I think it is great some people can make them work for them in certain places like congested urban areas with shorter commutes AND if you are up for doing the long haul trips in your E v and able to handle the excess work and time.. then more power to you! ⚡
I personally am not a fan of them and completely agree that we should be able to choose whatever options suits each of us individually the best.
Thank you for your insight and may you have a wonderful trip wherever you are! 😎
More EV videos please. The only ones objecting are EVANGELISTS!
Your next video should be titled "How Am I Going To Get Rid Of Electric Car"...and outline the options...That could take 30 minutes and if it goes viral you can send me on the 10% commission...😅
Hertz ditch their EV
0:55 Anyone else noticed the different Aldi sign? There are two Aldis in their home country, Germany. Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd (south). Either North or South Aldi is allocated to a whole country. In Britain it's (curiously) Aldi Süd that feeds us. In other parts of the world Aldi Nord reigns.