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re: TFL Youtube channel tests Ford Lightning EV truck's towing range vs gas powered truck
Posted on 6/30/22 at 12:43 pm to Korkstand
Posted on 6/30/22 at 12:43 pm to Korkstand
Why is it you suppose even Musk is backing off batteries and switching to hydrogen for power?
I'll give you a hint, he knows any further gains in battery tech will be incremental rather than step changes and the answer lies elsewhere, there is simply not enough energy density there for anything other than ultra lightweight cars used to transport passengers.
I'll give you a hint, he knows any further gains in battery tech will be incremental rather than step changes and the answer lies elsewhere, there is simply not enough energy density there for anything other than ultra lightweight cars used to transport passengers.
Posted on 6/30/22 at 12:55 pm to WhereisAtlanta
quote:You should check the date on whatever source you heard that from, I think you fell for an April Fool's joke.
Why is it you suppose even Musk is backing off batteries and switching to hydrogen for power?
quote:No doubt lithium battery advancements will be incremental, as they've always been. But if you want more energy density, then hydrogen is absolutely the wrong direction.
I'll give you a hint, he knows any further gains in battery tech will be incremental rather than step changes and the answer lies elsewhere, there is simply not enough energy density there for anything other than ultra lightweight cars used to transport passengers.
So while lithium is clearly and obviously practical for portable applications, I do think that hydrogen has a lot of potential for grid storage.
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