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Originally Posted by Sedoy
That's true, but let's not forget that internal combustion engines can only convert around 28% of fuel energy into kinetic energy, while EVs are much more efficient, achieving around 80% efficiency (from the grid including charging losses) in converting chemical battery energy to kinetic energy. Therefore, a more accurate comparison in terms of actual work being done (motion) would be approximately 33.5 cents of gasoline compared to 18.9 cents for EVs.
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I agree. Well said.
It will only improve over time. You look at the last 10 years and where EV's are today.
Can you imagine the next 10 years? It's going to be awesome.
Quick battery swap stations. Faster charging times. More technology. Everyone will be driving around in 10 second EV's!
This is going to be great! Jetsons here we come!