There is so much boring press about these impractical electric cars. I live in the cold north. Does anyone know what happens to a battery that is cold? It puts out reduced power. Does anyone know how you would produce heat for a heater or defroster in an electric car? Most likely, electricity from those already weakened batteries.
Most of you probably don't remember the cold climate option on the old air cooled Volkswagen Beetle. This was around the time when Beetles didn't have a gas guage; just a petcock on the firewall to switch to a reserve tank. There was a gas heater option. Switching on the gas heater made you warm and let you drive with two hand on the wheel (when you weren't shifting gears), rather than with two window scrapers in you hand. It wasn't very fuel efficient, though.
Some warm climate idiots think the battery is the future and shun stuff like hydrogen suggesting it takes too much (electrical) energy to produce. To those dingbats I say, production of hydrogen can be done during off-peak periods or can be done at the power source. It seems to me that allot of the water goes over Niagara Falls especially at off peak periods that is not converted to electricity.
So, wake up! Think past your nose and give up on this battery operated electric car idea. Put those smarts and those dollars into something that is actually practical and can save our planet.
So what do you think? Let us know the climate in which you live.


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