The Japanese are absolutely right in their assessment of Battery Electric Vehicles. What blackpilled me about BEVs is the stance of Toyota itself. Toyota never wholeheartedly committed to this madness. Mind you, they were one of the early investors in Tesla, which they later removed. They strongly believed in hydrogen and FCEVs as the future of automobiles. I had read back in 2014 that Toyota was working on a plan to mass-market solid-state battery tech by 2022 and later on hydrogen FCEVs. But the Tesla frenzy and, more importantly, the great dieselgate threw a big wrench into those plans. As rightly pointed out in your video, there are several fundamental problems with EVs to begin with, like the scarcity of rare earth materials, most of whose mines are owned by China and maybe Musk. Charging Infra, and long charging hours, range anxiety etc. And the environmental friendliness of BEVs is just pure BS because you are just offloading the emissions onto the electricity generation plants, which in all probability are being run by coal. Even today, they are putting their resources behind hydrogen ICEs and FCEVs, and I think when this EV fever subsides, because we are still in the EV honeymoon period, the Japanese are going to have the last laugh. Even the Koreans still have maintained their hydrogen FCEV program amid EV madness. During a time when the world was captivated by aircrafts, the Japanese revolutionized long-distance travel with the Shinkansen. I am rooting for the Japanese. Hope they succeed.
Tata and mahindra lobbies govt in keeping taxes high on hybrids and they will in turn start building some semiconductor plant, making hybrids cheaper is the only way to go
People in the USA are carrying diesel generators in their Cybertruck and using it to charge the batteries. That is a crude hybrid electric. Toyota has been saying for years that hybrids make more sense.
prime example of this is Maruti, its a toxic company to work with and this company has become profit driven rather than a customer centric organization.
@@Mucozimedude grow up... Suzuki is the only company which openly said we won't go electric in India by forcing adoption... They are developing series full hybrid cars which gives 35kmpl mileage(car runs only on motor but engine is placed to recharge EV only compared to current hybrid where both engine and motor drives cars)... Toyota has also openly said EV doesn't make sense and opening new production plant in toyota bidadi bangalore for hybrids only.... Shame on tata and mahindra who are using EV hype to increase their market capitalization....
@@THUGPUTINek bat bata charging time ke karn ev bekar hai tumhare liye rat me charge karke 300 -400 km range hoti hai utna koi nhi chalta agr koi travel krta hai to rukta bhi hai pollution wali bat to is Vedio me kai flows and baised bhi
LOL true in what sense? Who backed it up except by the internal Toyota team? First of all, the elements being used are not rare and second, the paper doesn't even consider the other material used for non EVs which are way more for ICE vehicles and then there's fuel that need to be taken into consideration later on. There's a reason why that so called rule is not known to many and not considered by most.
100% agree with Toyota's 1:6:90 rule. They're talking facts, the Govts have no work but to force us to move towards EVs. Like at least India's don't. They're like, as Europeans are changing to EV then we will also change to EV. They know how to copy, else they won't innovate anything. Japan is at least thinking and they gave us many alternatives. Why not using Biofuels and Ethanol type fuels? Like if those car companies would work on these and Govt would support it, then everyone wouldn't run around shouting V.
Most of the governments seem to take decisions based on what's being hyped up or is popular. Earlier (before electric cars had gained popularity), some of the European countries had been promoting diesel and subsidising it as they believed it was a cleaner fuel, probably due to its better mileage. Now those same governments are trying to ban diesel completely and push for EVs.
@@rahuljha3965 how can you say biofuel is bogus when it's something that's still being worked in and we don't even know much about it. As far as lithium is concerned, yes, it's recyclable, but it's lifecycle is extremely polluting and this also leads to exploitation of water. As far as ethanol is concerned, the concerns you pointed out are valid in the beginning, but can be addressed. Brazil has been using ethanol since 70s or 80s.
Run everything on Methane. You can make a lot of it by utilising the waste like cow dung, waste vegetable peels and rotting fruits, and basically any plant based thing. Today, it goes in with other garbage, where it decomposes and releases Methane into the atmosphere, which is 28 times more powerful greenhouse gas than CO2. Using it as fuel, is hence, Carbon negative. Also it needs to be stored at just 200 bars, and since it doesn't corrode metals, it can be stored in cheap, normal, steel cylinders used for CNG (which is about 60% methane), unlike Hydrogen requiring ultra expensive composite tanks. And on top of that, it's much more energy dense than petrol and diesel, at 55.7 MJ/kg, and a usably high volumetric energy density, unlike Hydrogen, and can hence be used in cars, bikes, jets, ships, steel industry, construction industry, etc. Moreover, Methane is a great fuel for both Spark Ignition engines (like Petrols) and Compression Ignition engines (like Diesels), and can run in both engines with minimal modifications to the engine, mainly the timing of the valves, and the fuel injector, which is again in stark contrast to Hydrogen, which needs a much more robustly made engine block to deal with the extra pressure from explosions, along with extremely precision engineered injectors, and the fuel piping, since Hydrogen can leak out of even atomic level cracks. All this means we get to keep things we love, while benefitting the environment more than any EV ever would, and most importantly, without causing a hole in the pockets of people who can't afford a much more expensive and worse version of what we have today.
Exactly, this mindless ev push is beyond me.... lithium ion batteries aren't suitable for cars .... period...you can't even put out a lithium fire with readily available water ....and then comes the range....it will never match what is advertised.....these EV companies are looting us ....not 1 ev customer is satisfied with the car but still people made it look like some wonder technology....which it is not ....if petrol vehicles are replaced by EVs the carbon emissions will also be replaced by those lithium battery factories that's it ... nothing will change. This is in fact worse for the environment.
@@rhushirajbandal7831 It's Bio Methane, not Bio CNG. CNG is essentially Methane with a LOT of impurities, hence has a relatively low energy density compared to other hydrocarbon fuels. That's why cars on CNG run bad when high power is demanded from the engine. Pure Methane, is the complete opposite.
Hybrids > EV EV are just being enforced on consumers. They are more expensive right now, charging issues and efficiency isn’t really that better compared to a hybrid.
In 1975, Steven Sasson developed Kodak's first prototype digital still camera, which used a Fairchild 100 x 100 pixel CCD. By 1986 Kodak had developed a sensor with 1.4 million pixels.
Agreed. EV's can't last in long term. As explained in the video Toyota's secret document states some major key factor. We might end up losing all our natural resources.
Biggest problem with electric cars is that they are loss making adventure for any car maker. Not a single car maker makes electric vehicles with profit except Tesla. Not to mention, owning an electric car is a terrible experience. I live in the US with arguably one of the best electric infrastructure and still electric car infrastructure is pathetic so it's not surprising that Japanese want to stay away from electric right now and waiting for technology to improve.
For making profit you need economy of scale Only tesla has that kind of economy of scale due to their vertical integration Other brands are not selling enough vehicles to justify their factory investment and R&D, this lack of R&D in turns shows in their products wherein tesla beat all other ev’s in terms of range performance and price
@@abhidityasingh9444 same reason : THEY WERENT MAKING ENOUGH CARS BACK THEN How hard is it to understand? Before model 3 and Y, tesla barely sold 100K cars per year, now they sell 1M ev’s
@@isotropicantenna: Yaa but none of them would like to wait for those painful long hours like a looser at the charge station and none of the performance enthusiasts would like to "plan" everytime before they take that battery box on 4 wheels outside. The biggest pain in owning an EV is the awful long time taken to charge that shitbox, coupled with range anxiety and charging infra......
Issue is our government did all bets on EVs because our desi manufacturers lobbied hard. But slowly even our government realising lithium-ion based EVs are not sustainable. Till we have better alternative to lithium ion batteries we should not bet on electric cars. Hybrid cars are more sense.
@@ndgprasad "But slowly even our government realising lithium-ion based EVs are not sustainable." What is the basis of this statement? Wasn't FAME II subsidy extended few days back? V in EV/HEV stands for Vehicle and not just Car. Electric 2 wheelers, 3 wheelers, buses, light cargo vehicles, they all fall under EV category. 2 and 3 wheelers are too small to accommodate hybrid drivetrain. Electric 2 and 3 wheelers are doing good in terms of sale figures.
@@PJ-if4ju maybe you are the one with incomplete economics knowledge. Dude if it was any such way why would any companies even invest in oil industries. Even in other countries as well as in india. Chill dude.
NMC (nickel mangnese cobalt) type batteries are dangerous because they contain nickel and cobalt . Both cobalt and nickel are scarce and expensive. But now world is moving towards LFP (Lithium iron phosphate) type batteries that dont contain nicket and cobalt. So electirc is the future but with LFP batteries.
Japanese are correct, EV is not a long term bet, Lithium Ion's carbon footprint and green house effect is far far more than ICE engine. Even Govt of India's long term bet is not EV but Green Hydrogen. Only problem is when green Hydrogen storage issue resolved. so they don't want to spend on EV R&D. Even for us India where price is a big factor we should have moved to mandatory hybrid instead of EV. even plugin hybrid would have been better till we master the green hydrogen. check their spend on Hydrogen fuel.
It’s easier and cheaper to build charging than hydrogen stations, you need tanks of carbon fibre and Kevlar lining because metal will react and break apart when in contact with h2 that’s why h2 ice has failed Only fuel cell works that too because it uses platinum palladium which are noble metals and don’t react with h2
BEVs have much lesser overall pollution related to them as compared to ICE cars. please dont compare carbon emissions for a particular stage only. u have to compare pollution from mining to use. Also lithium batteries can be recycled and 95% of the material can be recovered. Just read about Batx energies in India
For commercial vehicles - LNG, hydrogen is apt. For passenger vehicles - E100 ethanol ( if its possible), CNG, EVs as we have got lithium mines and we can reduce oil imports
Unless there is a breakthrough in battery technology, we cannot sustain EV's. There is simply not enough infrastructure. Especially in India, Nitin Gadkari seems a bit misguided with his latest announcements about completely doing away with Petrol and Diesel vehicles.
@@Rohit-ns5tt Xiaomi will never be successful in global car market. Even BYD is having trouble in European and American markets, which are the most mature automotive markets on the planet.
What india needs is a good plug-in hybrid car catalogue. Which makes a relief from high fuel price and an affordable charging stations. Tata can easily make a hybrid car as it has both internal combustion and ev version of the same model why don't hey just mash them together. Ya they will be costly by will make sense for a guy who is scared to go full ev and the charging infra in our country is still growing so it makes the transition much more easier for the normal customer.
Totally agree with Japanese Car manufacturers, hybrid cars/plug in hybrids are best but as per me which power train tops the list is hydrogen combustion engine cars, with the original rev and exhaust sounds we really can enjoy ICE cars without any pollution, I Know it will need alot of research and work But I have faith that not much late we will drive hydrogen ICE cars.
On such a huge sedan Mirai, you have barely 320L boot due to huge h2 tanks It’s even worse than cng No boot space will exist on small cars when full size 5m long sedans are having 320L boot space What’s use of long range and quick fuelling when you can’t even put luggage in boot for road trip
@@nikovask6486 then it’s even worse because FCEV is 50% Efficient while h2 ice is same efficiency as normal ice ie 25% at best For h2 ice Mirai, you’ll have only 100L boot space because you’ll need 2x fuel capacity to match same 600km range Watch actual engineering channels like real engineering and engineering explained They have excellent explanations about efficiency of hydrogen ice and FCEV. So called H2 ice had to change fuel pump thrice during testing because it died on spot
Sodium ion batteries without rear earth elements are coming up by CATL and Ambani has bought Fardion which has this tech and plans to mass produce this.. its just a matter of decade max when buying battery vehicle will be better option in terms of cost also along with environment.. fast charging also will be solved..also there are alluminium ion batteries with high 5C + charging capacity coming up enabling ultra fast charging
I feel furious when gadkari says he's gonna ban diesel vehicles. All this is greta thumberg shit. I mean what about farmers and truckers. EV's won't even last 25 years and I think the Japanese are on right track
In my opinion Two wheelers- swapable aluminium air batteries Four wheeler - replace with taxis and other public transportation. Or strong hybrid. Heavy vehicles - either strong diesel hybrid or overhead electric supply+ battery (electric highway concept). However environment friendly let the automobile industry becomes but nothing can beat railways in almost all aspects like environment, safety, speed, efficiency, economicity etc.
The infrastructure and ecosystem is not ready. But our govt is very eager. Showing EVs they have increased tax on normal cars and made them super expensive. And now banning and shaming petrol and diesel cars. Bangalore is already choking. Will soon put conjestion fare on cars. GPS toll will help to implement this. If you want to use car during certain hours, you pay 50 or so.
😟making and Decomposing BATTERIES causes more POLLUTUIN than Combustion Fuel ( also forests are getting cut ti build mines and heavy machinary is also polluting much)
Why everybody talking about NMC batteries? There are LFP batteries currently also used my tata byd and future Mahindra cars which does require Nicle or cobalt instead of that they use iron and phosphorus (they are not rare)
@@NoName-xf8hyin 30kWh nexon battery there is just 3kg lithium If it lasts 1.6L km and dies very next day of warranty still 3kg is puny compared to the amount of fuel needed to drive 1.6L km Even at 30kmpl hybrid you need 5500L of fuel, that’s 5000kg of crude oil extraction refining and transport If you think one time mining of 3kg lithium which is recyclable is worse than continuous extraction refining and transport of crude oil, then congrats you’ve been fooled by OPEC
CNG, Hybrid and Hydrogen fuelled cars are the way to go. An EV does more damage to the environment than it does good. Despite the potential of CNG, and after so many years, I'm not seeing any development in CNG-as-a-fuel department.
Hi sir, Please make a video on why car have max speed of 300+ but still indian roads have speed limit of max. 120. Please make a detailed video on it and how to fix this problem Thank you
@@aditya_gupta bhai mere pass honda city he wo 4k rpm ke badd Jane ke badd andar jo sound aati he uski batt kar raha me aur Bhai jab engine start karte to wo start karne ka sound.
@@Amit-r76not everyone thinks same way To elders and small children/babies it’s noise RR spent billions in R&D to achieve the silence and NVH that even cheapest EV can provide 80% of
I want to give up riding activa.. Montly 300 km running.. Can this be a good choice? I avoid riding my ice car and ride on the activa instead only because petrol anxiety i have😅.. Am I thinking right
I totally agree with the mindset of Japanese car makers. In fact building an ev creates the amount of pollution which is equivalent to build a gasoline car and run it for 150k kilometres. Moreover in countries like india we mostly produce electricity by burning fossil fuel.
bro pls put your brain from comod, its bogus info, and petrol also need electricity to refine so its 2x pollution but hey continue with ur rotten brain
It costs $70K for which you can buy AWD model S with same 600km range in USA In return you get : 1. No range anxiety (because unlike h2, superchargers are present on all highways in USA) 2. 750L boot space vs 320L 3. Performance which needs no introduction (Mirai is even slower than nexon EV) 4. Can’t drive in dusty environments because it chokes the fuel cell air and ion filter, keep spending 300$ every month if you wanna drive in Delhi air 5. H2 tank has expiry date from factory, can’t drive it beyond that date All points from Mirai user manual
We should focus on small changes which can be implemented in a large volume, not radical changes which nobody will be able to implement. Hybrids are the way to go
Bro learn science first... It's possible to charge cars in 30 minutes via DC charger.... And if you add a bit of graphene In battery, it will charge very quickly. Also Toyota is working on hydrogen and solid state battery research, if they are successful in solid state battery, they will be the king of evidence market, because SSB are lighter, can hold more charge and easier to recycle and last longer.... Toyota said they will come out with SSB in like 2028 ish....
@@mantrachhaya6835 on roads speeds of vehicle tells we don't have even one minute of extra time. For business nuclear battery are best as they don't need charging for thousands years. Eveveryone don't need business few are interested in safety and security of lives too. And who says batteries are forever and pollution free. So only small scale are OK never commercialization.
Note: Recenty mercedes benz revised it's EV strategy And according to it, they won't go all ev insted they will be completely flexible and their ICE lineup will go well into the next decade. As said by Ceo Ola Kallenius
Fuel cells can be the best option cos they are highly efficient but it must be produced on mass scale.....and safety concerns with hydrogen for sure.....
Good insightful information, liked the way u HV kept ur video precise...in depth EVs have lot more environmental concerns due to extraction of Lithium. However, country just like India who is planning to introduce Tesla will only benefit the company. No doubt, the company will make profits but on what cost. The recent exploration of Lithium content in d country will only be exploited. Still the fun fact, a middle class person will have less affordability for Tesla cars. On what basis EVs market will be promoted in India will be a case study...
1:6:90 - Just because same amount of Lithium can produce a lot more Hybrid cars, doesn't mean that is the most efficient use of Lithium. Efficient use of a resource is determined by how much utility value it adds to the end users and not by how many units can be made with it. It ultimately depends on the customers. Otherwise everyone would be riding bicycles because who knows how many hundred bicycles can be made from the same amount of steel used in a car. Putting all eggs in Hybrid basket is a bad move. Only thing tilting the scale in favour of Hybrids right now is poor charging infrastructure for EV. Hybrids are neither cheaper to purchase nor cheaper to run than EVs. Sooner or later that advantage will be gone. Like how diesel market share fell rapidly once the price gap between petrol and diesel reduced.
We need diversification that is the only solution. -Much better public transport -e bike, cycle and cars for city use -hybrid for efficient cruezing -ethanol abd flex fuel vhecle
Really agree with Japanese my personal view is hybrid is the future not fully electric until and unless we won’t get an alternate to lead acıd or lithium ion.
Firstly,ty boss, really good background facts and research,look forward to your post always great work 💯👍🙏 Secondly as many of the folks here have said already,ev to me personally is a dead end, I'll take the mobile phone battery as an analogy,every recharge kills the battery life,thus assuming you run an ev for 3 years,the efficiency of your car will drop no matter what,so meh not viable. Then the cars need covered parking , if not then the probability of a fire is very much possible And then what you highlighted ,90 hybrids vs 1 ev ,show stopper. Boooo ev 😂 Love Toyota's grit to defy ev rat race , kar lo Jo karna hai 😂.
Bruh kuch bhi Aisa jhoot bolo ho pakda na jaye Multiple owners have driven Nexon EV for more than 100K km in just 4y None of them have any range drop, getting same range as day 1 So firstly your logic is wrong. Phone can’t be compared to EV EV has liquid cooling in battery EV has 3000 cycles phone has 500 EV range lasts entire week if you’re driving 50km per day in nexon, phone battery doesn’t even last one day. You can’t compare phone battery at all. EV battery will last well above 500K km or half million km by the same logic you’re giving
Ev is only better for the people whose running is too far or of commercial (mostly public transport busses)use but hybrid and phev(mostly for daily long daily traveler) are definitely a better option as a economical and environmental both.
How so? MG ZS EV and hyryder hybrid are same price while hyryder ice model is 5L cheaper than hybrid Hybrid running cost ₹5/km Ice running cost ₹8/km You’ll take 1.7lakh km to recover cost of hybrid over ice hyryder For EV same 5L price gap will take 70k km You need to drive hybrid even more than EV to recover cost
EVs are a pain no matter what. I mean which looser would like to buy that battery box on 4 wheels, and PLAN every trip before taking that thing on the road. And the worst part is that awful long time taken to charge that shitbox, whereas an ICE vehicle would take just a few mins to tank up. And talkin about commerical vehicles, they would loose out on business, cause everytime before sending a shipment out, they would need to calculate the distance and the range😅😅😅. So nup. EVs suck... Period.
90% of cars drivers dont go on long drives like ever. By long I mean more than 500 km in. a simgle stretch. In India we have not yet received 150 kW chargers. Once they come, we will be able to charge on few minutes.
@@ayushtieari385 Thanks for the tip, but I will take a pass. And the problem with people like you, is that u wanna force ur agenda on others. Cause if more loosers start buying EVs, the Government is gonna start forcing that crap down everybody's throat. And there are still people who want convenience and peace of mind while spending their hard earned money in buying a car. So yes. Once again.... EVs suck.....
Battery technology is changing rapidly. Sodium Ion cells have started being used BY BYD etc. These cells use significantly less rare metals. So in my opinion EV tech is going to determine the future of automotive definitely.
Car manufacturers often prioritize short-term profitability, leading them to equip hybrid cars with smaller batteries. Although hybrid technology holds great promise, the batteries should be large enough to meet the daily needs of commuters and include simultaneous plug-in charging capability.
I totally agree with Toyota's 1:6:90. In my opinion the government and these big brands are just imposing EVs on us forcefully.
@@binodtharu6071 You?
then dont buy EV :D
@@binodtharu6071 he is right though
@@divyanshbhutra5071 he is cycle owner 😂😂
agree
The Japanese are absolutely right in their assessment of Battery Electric Vehicles. What blackpilled me about BEVs is the stance of Toyota itself. Toyota never wholeheartedly committed to this madness. Mind you, they were one of the early investors in Tesla, which they later removed. They strongly believed in hydrogen and FCEVs as the future of automobiles. I had read back in 2014 that Toyota was working on a plan to mass-market solid-state battery tech by 2022 and later on hydrogen FCEVs. But the Tesla frenzy and, more importantly, the great dieselgate threw a big wrench into those plans.
As rightly pointed out in your video, there are several fundamental problems with EVs to begin with, like the scarcity of rare earth materials, most of whose mines are owned by China and maybe Musk. Charging Infra, and long charging hours, range anxiety etc. And the environmental friendliness of BEVs is just pure BS because you are just offloading the emissions onto the electricity generation plants, which in all probability are being run by coal. Even today, they are putting their resources behind hydrogen ICEs and FCEVs, and I think when this EV fever subsides, because we are still in the EV honeymoon period, the Japanese are going to have the last laugh. Even the Koreans still have maintained their hydrogen FCEV program amid EV madness. During a time when the world was captivated by aircrafts, the Japanese revolutionized long-distance travel with the Shinkansen.
I am rooting for the Japanese. Hope they succeed.
i think in India hybrid car make more sense (which eliminate range anxiety due poor charging infra) . Govt. should give some concession on them too.
I think government is trying to get the hydrogen fuel car
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If that happens tata and mahindra will be finished
No one will buy their cars anymore.
Everyone will get swayed by the insane mileage of hybrids.
I own a smart hybrid honda city and in terms of mileage it is ❤❤
Tata and mahindra lobbies govt in keeping taxes high on hybrids and they will in turn start building some semiconductor plant, making hybrids cheaper is the only way to go
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People in the USA are carrying diesel generators in their Cybertruck and using it to charge the batteries. That is a crude hybrid electric. Toyota has been saying for years that hybrids make more sense.
i had seen many tesla owner using same diesel generator for their electric car... hybrid is real future
@@cruciferlucifer No it's not, petrol diesal will extinct in 2-3 decades.
@@computerscience1101 then what will rule over petrol and diesel?? whats next reliable option for fuel ?? any suggestions
Toyota introduced hybrid and boom , it's fully successful
@@aur4466 it's a trash thing. Maintaining both battery and ICE.
1:6:90 was true. Car companies know about these problems but instead of working on their RnD department they are focusing more on making profits.
prime example of this is Maruti, its a toxic company to work with and this company has become profit driven rather than a customer centric organization.
@@Mucozimedude grow up... Suzuki is the only company which openly said we won't go electric in India by forcing adoption... They are developing series full hybrid cars which gives 35kmpl mileage(car runs only on motor but engine is placed to recharge EV only compared to current hybrid where both engine and motor drives cars)...
Toyota has also openly said EV doesn't make sense and opening new production plant in toyota bidadi bangalore for hybrids only....
Shame on tata and mahindra who are using EV hype to increase their market capitalization....
@@THUGPUTINek bat bata charging time ke karn ev bekar hai tumhare liye rat me charge karke 300 -400 km range hoti hai utna koi nhi chalta agr koi travel krta hai to rukta bhi hai pollution wali bat to is Vedio me kai flows and baised bhi
LOL true in what sense? Who backed it up except by the internal Toyota team? First of all, the elements being used are not rare and second, the paper doesn't even consider the other material used for non EVs which are way more for ICE vehicles and then there's fuel that need to be taken into consideration later on. There's a reason why that so called rule is not known to many and not considered by most.
@@THUGPUTIN are you out of your mind ? I work for maruti and the company is toxic AF, it just want to shove it's sub par products in people's arse.
100% agree with Toyota's 1:6:90 rule. They're talking facts, the Govts have no work but to force us to move towards EVs. Like at least India's don't. They're like, as Europeans are changing to EV then we will also change to EV. They know how to copy, else they won't innovate anything. Japan is at least thinking and they gave us many alternatives. Why not using Biofuels and Ethanol type fuels? Like if those car companies would work on these and Govt would support it, then everyone wouldn't run around shouting V.
Most of the governments seem to take decisions based on what's being hyped up or is popular. Earlier (before electric cars had gained popularity), some of the European countries had been promoting diesel and subsidising it as they believed it was a cleaner fuel, probably due to its better mileage. Now those same governments are trying to ban diesel completely and push for EVs.
biofuel is bogus, ethanol increse food prices and exploitation of water, lithium is recyclable but is oil ?
@@rahuljha3965 how can you say biofuel is bogus when it's something that's still being worked in and we don't even know much about it. As far as lithium is concerned, yes, it's recyclable, but it's lifecycle is extremely polluting and this also leads to exploitation of water. As far as ethanol is concerned, the concerns you pointed out are valid in the beginning, but can be addressed. Brazil has been using ethanol since 70s or 80s.
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We need Biodiesel or ethanol cars and bikes. I wish Indian govt. too was promoting them instead of mindlessly pushing for EVs.
Run everything on Methane. You can make a lot of it by utilising the waste like cow dung, waste vegetable peels and rotting fruits, and basically any plant based thing. Today, it goes in with other garbage, where it decomposes and releases Methane into the atmosphere, which is 28 times more powerful greenhouse gas than CO2. Using it as fuel, is hence, Carbon negative. Also it needs to be stored at just 200 bars, and since it doesn't corrode metals, it can be stored in cheap, normal, steel cylinders used for CNG (which is about 60% methane), unlike Hydrogen requiring ultra expensive composite tanks. And on top of that, it's much more energy dense than petrol and diesel, at 55.7 MJ/kg, and a usably high volumetric energy density, unlike Hydrogen, and can hence be used in cars, bikes, jets, ships, steel industry, construction industry, etc. Moreover, Methane is a great fuel for both Spark Ignition engines (like Petrols) and Compression Ignition engines (like Diesels), and can run in both engines with minimal modifications to the engine, mainly the timing of the valves, and the fuel injector, which is again in stark contrast to Hydrogen, which needs a much more robustly made engine block to deal with the extra pressure from explosions, along with extremely precision engineered injectors, and the fuel piping, since Hydrogen can leak out of even atomic level cracks. All this means we get to keep things we love, while benefitting the environment more than any EV ever would, and most importantly, without causing a hole in the pockets of people who can't afford a much more expensive and worse version of what we have today.
@@divyanshbhutra5071 wow!
BIO CNG
Exactly, this mindless ev push is beyond me.... lithium ion batteries aren't suitable for cars .... period...you can't even put out a lithium fire with readily available water ....and then comes the range....it will never match what is advertised.....these EV companies are looting us ....not 1 ev customer is satisfied with the car but still people made it look like some wonder technology....which it is not ....if petrol vehicles are replaced by EVs the carbon emissions will also be replaced by those lithium battery factories that's it ... nothing will change. This is in fact worse for the environment.
@@rhushirajbandal7831 It's Bio Methane, not Bio CNG. CNG is essentially Methane with a LOT of impurities, hence has a relatively low energy density compared to other hydrocarbon fuels. That's why cars on CNG run bad when high power is demanded from the engine. Pure Methane, is the complete opposite.
Main reason for ev is the geopolitics
Too much issues with oil providing countries have pushed countries to adopt EVs
True mostly oil money goes to terrorist's
1:6:90 was the scariest part of this video
I never knew that
It's a fact.. scariest fact
You don't know many things. Crores of rupees are looted by modi gang
Ayega to modi hi. Ab ja Pappu ke pas jake roo 😂😂@@Bittu_knk
There is not data to justify this fact
And they opened kotha for your mother 😂😂@@Bittu_knk
Thanks
Absolutely love Japanese brands, even more now 😂
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@@tuneerghosh3464nissan e bio fuel cell car
Geraldo ji aap yaha
Hybrids > EV
EV are just being enforced on consumers. They are more expensive right now, charging issues and efficiency isn’t really that better compared to a hybrid.
Bhai Green Peace is shit ... ek number ka hypocrite hai ...
Ye log saale developing nations ko hi target karte h, Greenpeace k pille ghumte hue dikh jaayenge, mota donation dene k liye tumhe convince karenge.
Yeh sab Western hoti hai, aur West me toh hypocrisy hi chalti hai.
That's an accurate description of Green Peace.
Yea
@@amiteshrohi1070 yahan nahi chalta hypocrisy?
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I agree with Japan Car company
At current state, EVs are not the future. They can't be, until and unless a few problems aren't solved.
Keep dreaming 😊😊
Agreed. EV's can't last in long term. As explained in the video Toyota's secret document states some major key factor. We might end up losing all our natural resources.
@@Weirdo_on_yt724like how much you are going to mine Lithium you will run out.
In fact there are more fuel reserves than your Lithium
@@Weirdo_on_yt724yes EVs have the future of a Mobile Phone.
Buy a new one every 5 year😢
@@ChandranPrema123 the battery technology is evolving
Graphite is taking place of lithium
Biggest problem with electric cars is that they are loss making adventure for any car maker. Not a single car maker makes electric vehicles with profit except Tesla.
Not to mention, owning an electric car is a terrible experience. I live in the US with arguably one of the best electric infrastructure and still electric car infrastructure is pathetic so it's not surprising that Japanese want to stay away from electric right now and waiting for technology to improve.
For making profit you need economy of scale
Only tesla has that kind of economy of scale due to their vertical integration
Other brands are not selling enough vehicles to justify their factory investment and R&D, this lack of R&D in turns shows in their products wherein tesla beat all other ev’s in terms of range performance and price
@@shresthsonkar9207 Also, they started to produce profit now only. They were in loss for a long time.
@@abhidityasingh9444 same reason : THEY WERENT MAKING ENOUGH CARS BACK THEN
How hard is it to understand?
Before model 3 and Y, tesla barely sold 100K cars per year, now they sell 1M ev’s
US has one of the terrible infrastructure outside of the Tesla network really. Best is still Norway and China
Bro your videos are awesome.
I am surprised how you don't have a million followers
I’m scared how the govt. wants us to shift to EVs. Where would the enthsiasts go?
They force us to shift in Ev's 😑
Enthusiasts as in "Loud pipe attention seekers" will have to suck it up and cry at home.
Enthusiasts as in "Performance lovers" will be fine.
@@isotropicantenna: Yaa but none of them would like to wait for those painful long hours like a looser at the charge station and none of the performance enthusiasts would like to "plan" everytime before they take that battery box on 4 wheels outside. The biggest pain in owning an EV is the awful long time taken to charge that shitbox, coupled with range anxiety and charging infra......
Issue is our government did all bets on EVs because our desi manufacturers lobbied hard. But slowly even our government realising lithium-ion based EVs are not sustainable. Till we have better alternative to lithium ion batteries we should not bet on electric cars. Hybrid cars are more sense.
@@ndgprasad "But slowly even our government realising lithium-ion based EVs are not sustainable."
What is the basis of this statement? Wasn't FAME II subsidy extended few days back?
V in EV/HEV stands for Vehicle and not just Car. Electric 2 wheelers, 3 wheelers, buses, light cargo vehicles, they all fall under EV category.
2 and 3 wheelers are too small to accommodate hybrid drivetrain. Electric 2 and 3 wheelers are doing good in terms of sale figures.
Absolutely, hybrid cars make more sense than fully electric cars.
Your content is addictive 👀
Hybrid cars are the only viable long term solution. EV's do more damage than good, in the long term
I love your content man. Have been watching you for months now. Really appreciate you
Cycle kharid lunga per ev nhi✌🏼
Not even ICE cars
Bhai aaukat bhi chiya ev ke liye
@@HarshitGuddimath-i9g Han bhai per ye baat tere liye apply ho sakti he mere paas to he skoda slavia🥲✌🏻
Q
Electric cycle is good too for city use, shopping etc. Home charging is easy.
As always no replacement for displacement
Cause nothing can match the feel of the reving and grunt of the engins
Especially a Diesel Car power❤❤
@@DivyankKaushikonce a diesel lover always a diesel lover❤
@@palma123_jaat yes 😍
Bas yahi kar Everytime you buy Petrol India becomes poor . Har saal $100bn dollar crude oil mai kharch hojate hai
@@PJ-if4ju maybe you are the one with incomplete economics knowledge.
Dude if it was any such way why would any companies even invest in oil industries. Even in other countries as well as in india.
Chill dude.
NMC (nickel mangnese cobalt) type batteries are dangerous because they contain nickel and cobalt . Both cobalt and nickel are scarce and expensive.
But now world is moving towards LFP (Lithium iron phosphate) type batteries that dont contain nicket and cobalt.
So electirc is the future but with LFP batteries.
Japanese are correct, EV is not a long term bet, Lithium Ion's carbon footprint and green house effect is far far more than ICE engine. Even Govt of India's long term bet is not EV but Green Hydrogen. Only problem is when green Hydrogen storage issue resolved. so they don't want to spend on EV R&D. Even for us India where price is a big factor we should have moved to mandatory hybrid instead of EV. even plugin hybrid would have been better till we master the green hydrogen. check their spend on Hydrogen fuel.
It’s easier and cheaper to build charging than hydrogen stations, you need tanks of carbon fibre and Kevlar lining because metal will react and break apart when in contact with h2 that’s why h2 ice has failed
Only fuel cell works that too because it uses platinum palladium which are noble metals and don’t react with h2
First read my comment, I have mentioned that Hydrogen has a storage issue. @@shresthsonkar9207
BEVs have much lesser overall pollution related to them as compared to ICE cars. please dont compare carbon emissions for a particular stage only. u have to compare pollution from mining to use. Also lithium batteries can be recycled and 95% of the material can be recovered. Just read about Batx energies in India
Japanese carmaker are actually focusing on hydrogen combustion engine especially Toyota
I think it's actually good
hybrid is the best for cars, but you also get worst of the both.
Hybrids are way too costly
For commercial vehicles - LNG, hydrogen is apt.
For passenger vehicles - E100 ethanol ( if its possible), CNG, EVs as we have got lithium mines and we can reduce oil imports
Unless there is a breakthrough in battery technology, we cannot sustain EV's. There is simply not enough infrastructure. Especially in India, Nitin Gadkari seems a bit misguided with his latest announcements about completely doing away with Petrol and Diesel vehicles.
That buffoon Gadkari has no common sense.
Completely moving away from petrol and diesel he doesn't mean going all EV but that also include ethanol powered engine and cng cars as well
Japanese car brand is going to save the world from EVs
EV is a Scam.
Your extremely in depth research and unbeatable quality forced me to subscribe. Thanks
1:19 Sir, Suzuki got an only Plug in Hybrid car which is Suzuki Across which is a rebadged version of Toyota Rav4.
Mahindra needs to put an ICE engine variant in their upcoming vehicles. Their coupe will be hit in ICE format
The Be Rall E Series Looks Sexy In Concept
After Byd and Xiaomi car I don't think ICE will survive
@@Rohit-ns5tt Xiaomi will never be successful in global car market. Even BYD is having trouble in European and American markets, which are the most mature automotive markets on the planet.
@@divyanshbhutra5071because europe and USA govt puts huge import sanction on China
Not because the product is unworthy.
@@shresthsonkar9207 I can only tell you to analyse the data of the least reliable vehicles, and the ones with most major breakdowns.
What india needs is a good plug-in hybrid car catalogue. Which makes a relief from high fuel price and an affordable charging stations. Tata can easily make a hybrid car as it has both internal combustion and ev version of the same model why don't hey just mash them together. Ya they will be costly by will make sense for a guy who is scared to go full ev and the charging infra in our country is still growing so it makes the transition much more easier for the normal customer.
Totally agree with Japanese Car manufacturers, hybrid cars/plug in hybrids are best but as per me which power train tops the list is hydrogen combustion engine cars, with the original rev and exhaust sounds we really can enjoy ICE cars without any pollution, I Know it will need alot of research and work But I have faith that not much late we will drive hydrogen ICE cars.
On such a huge sedan Mirai, you have barely 320L boot due to huge h2 tanks
It’s even worse than cng
No boot space will exist on small cars when full size 5m long sedans are having 320L boot space
What’s use of long range and quick fuelling when you can’t even put luggage in boot for road trip
@@shresthsonkar9207 bhai vo hydrogen fuel cell car hai naa ki hydrogen combustion engine car
@@nikovask6486 then it’s even worse because FCEV is 50% Efficient while h2 ice is same efficiency as normal ice ie 25% at best
For h2 ice Mirai, you’ll have only 100L boot space because you’ll need 2x fuel capacity to match same 600km range
Watch actual engineering channels like real engineering and engineering explained
They have excellent explanations about efficiency of hydrogen ice and FCEV.
So called H2 ice had to change fuel pump thrice during testing because it died on spot
Sodium ion batteries without rear earth elements are coming up by CATL and Ambani has bought Fardion which has this tech and plans to mass produce this.. its just a matter of decade max when buying battery vehicle will be better option in terms of cost also along with environment.. fast charging also will be solved..also there are alluminium ion batteries with high 5C + charging capacity coming up enabling ultra fast charging
this guy has not done proper research and just made a video from Japanese car companies propaganda
The sodium ion battery will give more push to plug in hybrids than ev or typical hybrids
I feel furious when gadkari says he's gonna ban diesel vehicles. All this is greta thumberg shit. I mean what about farmers and truckers. EV's won't even last 25 years and I think the Japanese are on right track
He still allows hybrid and CNG
@@berzerius tractors ain't hybrid mate!
@@M16-minitractors can run on cng mate
Japanese car brands aur next Kodak or Nokia.
@@Atheist-Libertariannow japanse carmakers like mazda, Nissan started making ev
Very informative instead of what their current pattern or plan you gave us proper data about what and why.
Thanx
This video has many flows
1:6: 90 augment is not
True
In my opinion
Two wheelers- swapable aluminium air batteries
Four wheeler - replace with taxis and other public transportation. Or strong hybrid.
Heavy vehicles - either strong diesel hybrid or overhead electric supply+ battery (electric highway concept).
However environment friendly let the automobile industry becomes but nothing can beat railways in almost all aspects like environment, safety, speed, efficiency, economicity etc.
Respect for Japanese auto makers 📈🗿
8:40 Incorrect data point: manufacturing is around 20% of Japan’s GDP not 89% as stated in this video.
The infrastructure and ecosystem is not ready. But our govt is very eager. Showing EVs they have increased tax on normal cars and made them super expensive. And now banning and shaming petrol and diesel cars.
Bangalore is already choking. Will soon put conjestion fare on cars. GPS toll will help to implement this. If you want to use car during certain hours, you pay 50 or so.
😟making and Decomposing BATTERIES causes more POLLUTUIN than Combustion Fuel ( also forests are getting cut ti build mines and heavy machinary is also polluting much)
Why everybody talking about NMC batteries?
There are LFP batteries currently also used my tata byd and future Mahindra cars which does require Nicle or cobalt instead of that they use iron and phosphorus (they are not rare)
It requires lithium on cathode 😂 which is abundant in earth Fe is iron and po4 stands for phosphorus
@@NoName-xf8hy lithium is not as rare as cobalt or even nickel
@@NoName-xf8hyin 30kWh nexon battery there is just 3kg lithium
If it lasts 1.6L km and dies very next day of warranty still 3kg is puny compared to the amount of fuel needed to drive 1.6L km
Even at 30kmpl hybrid you need 5500L of fuel, that’s 5000kg of crude oil extraction refining and transport
If you think one time mining of 3kg lithium which is recyclable is worse than continuous extraction refining and transport of crude oil, then congrats you’ve been fooled by OPEC
Fully agree with Toyota, hybrid and fuel cell is the way forward.
CNG, Hybrid and Hydrogen fuelled cars are the way to go. An EV does more damage to the environment than it does good.
Despite the potential of CNG, and after so many years, I'm not seeing any development in CNG-as-a-fuel department.
Yeah tell that to big powerful ngos which are leading these sorts of arguments and making major monetary contributions to govts etc
Cng fuel produces less power
@@DivyankKaushik I see. But it's either power or fuel efficiency for now. If we want both then I think it's Hydrogen as a fuel.
Hi sir,
Please make a video on why car have max speed of 300+ but still indian roads have speed limit of max. 120.
Please make a detailed video on it and how to fix this problem
Thank you
Sodium batteries par kaafi kaam ho chuka hai, rare elements ka panga hi nahi
Bhai please explain more
It's a pure backmail, as a consumer i need options.
Electric cars never beat fuel cars
Because of sound 🔊
Bas sound nahi bhai feel ki batt he wo vibration wo engine start aur rev ki sound aur wo feel jo explain nahi kar sakte bhau😢
India ki kaun si ice car mein sound hai except expensive luxury ones?
@@aditya_gupta bhai mere pass honda city he wo 4k rpm ke badd Jane ke badd andar jo sound aati he uski batt kar raha me aur Bhai jab engine start karte to wo start karne ka sound.
AUR diesel cars ki feel❤❤ jo torque hota h ❤
@@Amit-r76not everyone thinks same way
To elders and small children/babies it’s noise
RR spent billions in R&D to achieve the silence and NVH that even cheapest EV can provide 80% of
I want to give up riding activa..
Montly 300 km running..
Can this be a good choice? I avoid riding my ice car and ride on the activa instead only because petrol anxiety i have😅..
Am I thinking right
I totally agree with the mindset of Japanese car makers. In fact building an ev creates the amount of pollution which is equivalent to build a gasoline car and run it for 150k kilometres. Moreover in countries like india we mostly produce electricity by burning fossil fuel.
bro pls put your brain from comod, its bogus info, and petrol also need electricity to refine so its 2x pollution but hey continue with ur rotten brain
good info video bro.... just keep going ur subscribers is with you... . Almighty bless you....🎉
Make a video of Toyota mirai and future of hydrogen cars in India
It costs $70K for which you can buy AWD model S with same 600km range in USA
In return you get :
1. No range anxiety (because unlike h2, superchargers are present on all highways in USA)
2. 750L boot space vs 320L
3. Performance which needs no introduction (Mirai is even slower than nexon EV)
4. Can’t drive in dusty environments because it chokes the fuel cell air and ion filter, keep spending 300$ every month if you wanna drive in Delhi air
5. H2 tank has expiry date from factory, can’t drive it beyond that date
All points from Mirai user manual
Each and every video of your channel deserves billions of views 👏 ❤️ and also subscribers 😀 👏 ❤️
We should focus on small changes which can be implemented in a large volume, not radical changes which nobody will be able to implement. Hybrids are the way to go
bhai vo article ki link mil jati acha lAgta
US / Europe / China / Korea : 🤡🏳🌈🌈💅BTS💜
Japan : 💪🗿🤫🧏♂ bye bye !
Battery is damaged if charged faster using high voltage. So for vehicle it's not possible to have slow charging.
Bro learn science first... It's possible to charge cars in 30 minutes via DC charger.... And if you add a bit of graphene In battery, it will charge very quickly. Also Toyota is working on hydrogen and solid state battery research, if they are successful in solid state battery, they will be the king of evidence market, because SSB are lighter, can hold more charge and easier to recycle and last longer.... Toyota said they will come out with SSB in like 2028 ish....
@@mantrachhaya6835 on roads speeds of vehicle tells we don't have even one minute of extra time. For business nuclear battery are best as they don't need charging for thousands years. Eveveryone don't need business few are interested in safety and security of lives too. And who says batteries are forever and pollution free. So only small scale are OK never commercialization.
Note: Recenty mercedes benz revised it's EV strategy
And according to it, they won't go all ev insted they will be completely flexible and their ICE lineup will go well into the next decade. As said by Ceo Ola Kallenius
Haha letsgooo
Toyota has got Corola hybrid in Australia and it’s way fuel efficient (not exaggerating at all). Have first hand experience.
Disappointed that you did clarify on 1 6 90 argument flaw.. Seeing so many comments impressed with it, without understanding inherent flaw in it :-(
Speaking anti EV means more views and engagement
If he will make pro EV vid then every 14yo soupbruh kid will unsubscribe him.
Fuel cells can be the best option cos they are highly efficient but it must be produced on mass scale.....and safety concerns with hydrogen for sure.....
Hybrids make more sense ❤
Bhai voh 50kmpl wali swift kb aa rhi hai😮
Late 2025
EV not the future.. atleast with lithium cells..
Check Xiaomi car, it will end ice cars
@@Rohit-ns5tt lol, 😂😂
Cry baby
There is no replacement for the IC engines cars at all keeping in mind their flexibility efficiency in working
6:18 That's Why Ev Is Not The Future, Hybrids Are!!
Good insightful information, liked the way u HV kept ur video precise...in depth EVs have lot more environmental concerns due to extraction of Lithium. However, country just like India who is planning to introduce Tesla will only benefit the company. No doubt, the company will make profits but on what cost. The recent exploration of Lithium content in d country will only be exploited. Still the fun fact, a middle class person will have less affordability for Tesla cars. On what basis EVs market will be promoted in India will be a case study...
1:6:90 - Just because same amount of Lithium can produce a lot more Hybrid cars, doesn't mean that is the most efficient use of Lithium. Efficient use of a resource is determined by how much utility value it adds to the end users and not by how many units can be made with it. It ultimately depends on the customers. Otherwise everyone would be riding bicycles because who knows how many hundred bicycles can be made from the same amount of steel used in a car.
Putting all eggs in Hybrid basket is a bad move. Only thing tilting the scale in favour of Hybrids right now is poor charging infrastructure for EV. Hybrids are neither cheaper to purchase nor cheaper to run than EVs. Sooner or later that advantage will be gone. Like how diesel market share fell rapidly once the price gap between petrol and diesel reduced.
Please make video on biodiesel and ethanol vehicles .🙏
Please 🙏 use Seaweed Biofuel or Bio CNG for better future
You really work hard and smart... Respect that
I literally gave this point in your community post😎
We need diversification that is the only solution. -Much better public transport
-e bike, cycle and cars for city use
-hybrid for efficient cruezing
-ethanol abd flex fuel vhecle
Mitsubishi ke pass plugin hybrid hai. 🇨🇦 mein outlander aati hai plugin hybrid.
Really agree with Japanese my personal view is hybrid is the future not fully electric until and unless we won’t get an alternate to lead acıd or lithium ion.
Par electric vehicles ki technology v superb hone wali hai, aur ye achi bat hai ki Japan defrent fuel technology lane pe kam kar rahi hai
,
1:16 Wo Grand Vitara Petrol+Hybrid hai na?
That's the reason why Nitin gadkari promoting flex fuel, ethanol etc 😊
Now, waiting another
SAFARI boxy look @ 3rd row Glass
🔴Red Dark edition with
⛽Petrol Hybrid 4x4 🙏
After with the Japanese brands, but I believe the future will be e fuel, flex fuel and hybrid
Can you play share the link of the said Toyota document.
Green Hydrogen is best choice in this case. No pollution, no mineral waste, no crud , no monopoly of middle East.
Nice video brother 🔥
I agree, aap bhut mehnat karte hai its not easy. Maine kiya hua hai aap ke channel ko subscribe.
Firstly,ty boss, really good background facts and research,look forward to your post always great work 💯👍🙏
Secondly as many of the folks here have said already,ev to me personally is a dead end, I'll take the mobile phone battery as an analogy,every recharge kills the battery life,thus assuming you run an ev for 3 years,the efficiency of your car will drop no matter what,so meh not viable.
Then the cars need covered parking , if not then the probability of a fire is very much possible
And then what you highlighted ,90 hybrids vs 1 ev ,show stopper. Boooo ev 😂
Love Toyota's grit to defy ev rat race , kar lo Jo karna hai 😂.
Bruh kuch bhi
Aisa jhoot bolo ho pakda na jaye
Multiple owners have driven Nexon EV for more than 100K km in just 4y
None of them have any range drop, getting same range as day 1
So firstly your logic is wrong. Phone can’t be compared to EV
EV has liquid cooling in battery
EV has 3000 cycles phone has 500
EV range lasts entire week if you’re driving 50km per day in nexon, phone battery doesn’t even last one day.
You can’t compare phone battery at all. EV battery will last well above 500K km or half million km by the same logic you’re giving
What is the problem with cng
Rarely they blow and ev could also catch on fire
Ev is only better for the people whose running is too far or of commercial (mostly public transport busses)use but hybrid and phev(mostly for daily long daily traveler) are definitely a better option as a economical and environmental both.
How so?
MG ZS EV and hyryder hybrid are same price while hyryder ice model is 5L cheaper than hybrid
Hybrid running cost ₹5/km
Ice running cost ₹8/km
You’ll take 1.7lakh km to recover cost of hybrid over ice hyryder
For EV same 5L price gap will take 70k km
You need to drive hybrid even more than EV to recover cost
EVs are a pain no matter what. I mean which looser would like to buy that battery box on 4 wheels, and PLAN every trip before taking that thing on the road. And the worst part is that awful long time taken to charge that shitbox, whereas an ICE vehicle would take just a few mins to tank up. And talkin about commerical vehicles, they would loose out on business, cause everytime before sending a shipment out, they would need to calculate the distance and the range😅😅😅. So nup. EVs suck... Period.
90% of cars drivers dont go on long drives like ever. By long I mean more than 500 km in. a simgle stretch. In India we have not yet received 150 kW chargers. Once they come, we will be able to charge on few minutes.
@@raceking83problem is your psychology improve your psychology
@@ayushtieari385 Thanks for the tip, but I will take a pass. And the problem with people like you, is that u wanna force ur agenda on others. Cause if more loosers start buying EVs, the Government is gonna start forcing that crap down everybody's throat. And there are still people who want convenience and peace of mind while spending their hard earned money in buying a car. So yes. Once again.... EVs suck.....
You always gives us quality educational videos, Please keep it up...❤give
🙏 my question is after rare element what is ev' s future 🙏
Govt should build more public transport infra rather than mindlessly promoting personal vehicles (whether it be EVs, Electric, Hybrid)
Good 👍 video ❤🎉 thanks 🙏👍
Battery technology is changing rapidly. Sodium Ion cells have started being used BY BYD etc. These cells use significantly less rare metals. So in my opinion EV tech is going to determine the future of automotive definitely.
Byd have shown that proper r&d efforts can make betteries more affordable and environment friendly.LFP Blade batteries are changing the world of EV.
I also think so. There is not much Lithium and cobalt for EVs. We need fuel cells.
Guess how much lithium is present in a 40kWh battery pack.
Why not use Seaweed Bio fuel or Bio CNG in India
Car manufacturers often prioritize short-term profitability, leading them to equip hybrid cars with smaller batteries. Although hybrid technology holds great promise, the batteries should be large enough to meet the daily needs of commuters and include simultaneous plug-in charging capability.