Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "Why Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine Has Sent Automakers Scrambling" video.

Yeah just looking at how they had to put all that together I am not surprised that it is impossible right now to automate. Boooy I do not envy that job.
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I would definitely have to say that in terms of metals and things like wire ties I am definitely worried most in how all of this will affect the electric car market. It’s still the future but it feels like electric car production could be affected most over standard combustion vehicles if alternative supply lines aren’t set up fast enough. Tesla’s Gigafactory Shanghai has already had to close for quite a few days now due to the fact that the city is on lockdown due to a Covid outbreak and the government isn’t letting the people go back to work. So this problem in Europe could massively affect electric vehicle production here as well and who knows how much that could affect the ones being made in the US. It’s like if you remove or add a new creature into an ecosystem. One thing becomes a domino effect for everything else. We need to get this war ended and aaall help Ukraine to win ASAP.
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Well we say only 10%, but that by logic can mean then that roughly ‘one in every ten people’ could be affected or ‘spread that out over 10 people’. So in the end that is actually quite a lot. It’s not half, but on average that is still quite a large number.
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Well I’m afraid that’s not really the case here, as a lot of the metals like they said are the ones that are crucial in the future EV industry. Without it then old cars will just stay on the road for longer. What we should be doing now is using this time to better recycle old vehicles to get the crucial metals from them we need rather than just needlessly crushing them and salvaging them as just raw singular metals to melt down.
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