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Here is a goof technology connection video about why at peak time no own would need there car to charge, stove to heat up, hot water tank to run and the air conditioning. But you can totally see them all coming on at the same time in a typical household.
Home Electrification: There's not a lot to do, and it doesn't have to be hard (Part 1)
No not eventually, 2026.
EV’s are not in early adopter pricing at all. That’s just wrong. In the largest car market in the world they make up over 50% of all car sales. That’s not early adopter pricing.
Your common just reads like America is the only country in the world. America lives in the past what is true there is the past in other countries.
Luckily there is a lot less of them.
Also don’t these meet China’s new super strict battery safety standards?
Are they any game where you play and at the end find out you are some genocidal, children killing fuck and the police and government were the good guys all along?
Like yea they controlled the limited resourced because the resources are fucking limited. Otherwise some genocidal, children killing fuck like you will try take it all for themselves and kill anyone trying to stop them
This takes a real hit out of the new sodium batteries that CATL are bringing online right now.
So cool that we have two batteries that basically fit akk the needed requirements for most applications. Cheap, safe, made from abundant materials, fast charging, long lasting, recyclable, work in the cold.
I get they are not the complete most energy dense batteries you would want to use in your phone or a super high end car where tou can brag about the longest range.
But for renewables and grid storage, for cars for everyday driving or even exceptional once in a year road trips. The problem has been solved with two difference battery techs, it’s amazing