Good news... dreaming of BEV Class A
Report of Tesla coming up with million miles battery. Truckers and haulers can start dreaming too. Alternative title: How to tick off EV naysayers. Brickbats, incoming! Tesla's Millione M...
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Yosemite Sam1 wrote:valhalla360 wrote:
For an RV cruising at 70mph, it may have drastically less range.
You'll get a ton of traffic tickets in the West Coast for this where speed limit is 55 mph. And high fees for these violations.
Excuse me, but a large percentage of the world is not the west coast...
Yosemite Sam1 wrote:JRscooby wrote:
Of course, will the E trucks need drivers?
Looks like the emerging regulation is to have the wheels "manned" even if only remotely so that there can be a manual override in case of glitches or emergency.
Controlled environment like small-city like factories or ports may allow totally driverless operations.
Well, this is true now. But drivers like all workers, are a expense, to the owners of the US government. And the last few years shows that rules that should protect all can be changed if the money thinks it has a better chance to breed without the rule...
