Datametrex AI Ltd V.DM

EV's was not a good deal or fit for DM IMO

[Rabiger1289]

High electric and energy prices are coming, people will need every $$ to just survive, EV's and charging stations will not survive what is coming, All what what is unfolding is because of the liberal mindset, they invented climate change and want everyone to bow the knee to there agenda, such as giving up fossil fuels, we saw how that worked in a Texas winter, now Europe is about to suffer through a winter with astranomical energy prices. And you guy's are talking about charging stations!!!
All my opinion

[Pandora]

If you paid in the order of $60K for an EV and now the cost to replace the battery could be half that much I would suggest there are a lot of us that would be shell shocked and probably not in a position to cover it. Luckily the labour cost on this one is only $1200. Is this the future we are looking at? or?? This story is from a Reddit user so who knows what the real story is. It sounds scary but

[baggerx99]

Would not expect you Rabi to think otherwise.....Rabi the Raging Doubter...on a full sun day you would see grey sky...

[bogdansz]

Natural Resources Canada's energy consumption rating for the Audi E-tron electric crossover is 28.3 kWh/100 km. That means it would cost $3.33 to drive 100 km, or almost $11 to use up the E-tron's promised 329-km range at the current off-peak electricity rate.

[Pandora]

That's at the current electricity rate which is bound to go up considerably as more and more is required. Can you equate the same distance to a gasoline use?

[abingo1]

[Pandora]

Audi A4 fuel with mixed drive: 7.8 litres/100 km Gas in the Vancouver area right now is around $1.90/litre so that would be about $14.82 per 100km. Does that seem right? $3.33 vs $14.82 to go 100km?

[Pandora]

$15 to drive 65 miles seems out of line to me but supposedly numbers don't lie.

[tankumo]

Are you sure you can get 7.8?  That sounds too goo to be true.