Comments by "Simon" (@Simon-dm8zv) on "Electric batteries, fuel cells, hydrogen fuel: Carmakers look for energy solutions | DW News" video.

  1. @Aho Ka? Exactly haha
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  2.  @richardalfaro4933  EVs only need 10 kWh per day on average. Absolutely no problem for any grid.
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  3. CCS is pretty much already the standard for DC charging in all of Europe now.
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  4.  @TBFSJjunior  You are correct.
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  5. But super inefficient.
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  6. "Air and gravity" please elaborate.
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  7. Any mass produced product is bad for the environment. But it is all relative. Electric cars are much better than oil burning vehicles.
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  8. not really
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  9. It's very inefficient compared to battery electric and even hydrogen fuel cells.
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  10.  @offroadsnake  Why would we need a world wide standard?
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  11.  @offroadsnake  Well when was your last intercontinental road trip?
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  12.  @offroadsnake  Correct. Like I said, Europe has pretty much decided on CCS now, North America too and China and Japan now have recently colaborated on the new CHAdeMO 3.0 standard.
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  13.  @offroadsnake  Dude, you keep running in circles. I repeat one more time: as long as you do not leave the continent with your vehicle there is no problem. Export vehicles will obviously have the correct charge port installed for the intended area... This is already the case with Tesla selling their vehicles in China.
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  14. ​ @offroadsnake  If this is the biggest concern about electric vehicles I can't really care honestly.
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  15.  @terjesorhaug143  I don't think it has a very big impact on costs.
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  16. Too inefficient
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  17. To what exactly are you referring
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  18. no it will not.
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  19.  @piotrtrebisz6602  Correct, but less than 10% of crude is used for synthetic materials. So if 90% of all other oil applications eventually disappear there is only a VERY small part left.
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  20. It is not
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