Any electric vehicles out there that can be
flat towed and charge themselves while being towed? If not there should be! It could be possible and what a convenience! I would buy one tomorrow, Bob
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way2roll wrote:You miss the point. Having an EV wipes out any negative effects of having that huge, inefficient RV. It is exactly the same as Leonardo DiCapro driving his Prius to the airport to board his private jet taking him across the globe to climate conferences. Both are obviously Carbon neutral.
Am I the only one that finds a huge inefficient RV towing an electric car amusing?
Actually I find electric cars amusing altogether. Aside from the upside that they can be very fast and mechanically efficient, they are far from eco friendly in terms of production and energy cost and means to charge them. Sort of like solar panels. Sure on the surface (pardon the pun) they look efficient but the materials used to manufacture them and the waste used in production is hardly eco friendly.
Another, more practical example: When changing your motor oil, drain the used oil into the storm drain and then put the new oil's cans into the recycling bin. You will be returning the oil to mother earth and will have recycled that evil can. Thus you will have had a net zero effect on the environment. (above post is satire, no need to point out the errors of my ways. I realize all three examples are not environmentally neutral but are actually environmentally friendly)
