Comments by "Nicholas" (@NicholasLittlejohn) on "The tech which can charge an electric car in 10 minutes" video.

  1.  @fearofchicke  that's an oil and gas myth
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  2. Same here, my $4700 LEAF has paid for itself fully in fuel savings.
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  3.  @fearofchicke  That's a myth, millions more EVs can charge today. We often charge at night with wasted energy too.
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  4. We need better urban planning and transit, cycle infrastructure.
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  5. They call them electric restomods
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  6.  @littlejackalo5326  Wow, you're spreading oil and gas myths. Hope they're paying you.
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  7.  @NordicDan  All EVs come with a cable that uses any outlet.
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  8.  @k1sfd1974  CA requires landlords to allow chargers. We should all join them.
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  9. CA has a law on time based chargers as it hurts early adopters with low charge speeds.
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  10. The new thing is to use the lower cost 150kw ports as these cars use 225kw for most of the charge time.
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  11. 👏👏👏
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  12.  @Zenkai76  Electric cars have been saving family budgets for a decade now.
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  13. Can charge weekly at public chargers
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  14. Prewire needs to be required by code as it is in CA.
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  15.  @marciaoh7056  Could add solar and charge off the DC.
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  16.  @nullentry6032  many have cameras and are in well lit, populated areas
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  17.  @hugolafhugolaf  that's not accurate or helpful
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  18.  @hugolafhugolaf  you're just repeating oil and gas myths now
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  19.  @TechnologyConnections  Some standardization and interoperability is happening, especially in CA. CCS supports pay by plugging in, it gets the VIN number.
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  20. Best specs and warranty for sure
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  21. Agreed, this is planned.
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  22. Agreed, the best specs and warranty out there vs Toyota bz4x, etc.
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  23. I did this in an Austin condo and the public quickchargers were even free at that point.
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  24.  @chaos.corner  gasoline causes cancer and shouldn't be transported in a vehicle for post crash fire risk.
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  25. Don't live with fear
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  26. The grid can support many million more EVs today
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  27. Compressed natural gas cars were the thing before electric cars and before methane leaks were found to offset most gains.
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  28. This exists, portable 1kw batteries with plugs.
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  29. Tesla tried it for $40 a swap and it was unpopular.
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  30. That's no fun and would cost a fortune, tons of carbon pollution, etc
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  31.  @mfbfreak  CA has overcome this
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  32. Have faith! The current grid can support millions more EVs today.
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  33. Used EV or ebike perhaps?
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  34. Agreed, some say all DC homes are the future.
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  35. There was a plug type at Penn before J1772 also was adopted for the original MiniE
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  36. Nuclear uses public subsidies for private profits.
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  37. It's a standard option
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  38. Plus gasoline fumes contain cancer causing benzene 🎗️
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  39. 80, it takes as long as the first 80 to the last 20 due to physics and isn't great for the battery.
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  40. The first Roadster had a special plug too.
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  41. And the vaccine gives you 6 gees per Agenda 21
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  42. They're cheaper too, 240 level 2 is 22mph
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  43. I was able to power my house with my car during the Texas winter storm and made Wired Magazine
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  44. Electric cars mostly charge off peak and the grid can support many millions more today.
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  45. Electrify America/VW Settlement is doing just this, planned for every 50 miles on highways across US.
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  46. It's untrue, likely an oil and gas myth.
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  47. CA requires charger access for apartments
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  48. Legally correct 🐟
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  49. We sleep hopefully eight hours and wake with a full tank each morning.
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  50. It's already designed for over a decade use
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  51. Chademo were often early adopters and shouldn't be abandoned.
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  52. It's all 95% or better
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  53. Smart people have already switched!
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  54.  @tom-sn4gd  renewables with batteries will
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  55.  @michaelhanson5773  part of that is to prevent fires too
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  56.  @michaelhanson5773  people mostly charge at home
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  57.  @michaelhanson5773  taxpayers subsidize private nuclear profits
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  58. Yes, only $80.00 a fill up for gas or coal derived hydrogen, can't charge at home, etc.
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  59. Used EVs are a great value and some batteries are getting free warranty upgrades.
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  60. It's super smart, join us!
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  61. Any good heat pump forums for that make?
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