Test drove a Lucid this morning. Wow I wish could afford one of those. I really have started liking Teslas less and less. The only EVs I currently really like is the Mini EV, HUMMER EV, Lucid, E Tron sedan, and the Taycan. Out of all of those I’ve only driven the Hummer and the Audi E Tron SUV but I’d prefer the sedan although I haven’t driven that one. I can’t afford a single one of those either so not that matters.
We just got an ioniq 6. It's pretty great
SAE International today [6/27/2023] announced it will standardize the Tesla-developed North American Charging Standard (NACS) connector. This will ensure that any supplier or manufacturer will be able to use, manufacture, or deploy the NACS connector on electric vehicles (EVs) and at charging stations across North America. Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Rivian, and a number of EV charging companies recently announced plans to adopt the NACS connector through adaptors or future product offerings.
SAE International Announces Standard for NACS Connector, Charging PKI and Infrastructure Reliability
Here is the NACS doc [pdf]
North American Charging Standard: Technical Specification (thron.com)
Tesla resale prices are dropping faster than the value of Twiiter. Go Elon.
https://electrek.co/2023/07/11/tesla...del-3-down-30/
I wish the EV tax credits were refundable. Since I normally get a refund every year, I would not get any of the tax credit benefit.
I can't imagine an auto losing 30% of its value in 1 years time is a good thing no mater how you spin it.
Im not saying its good or bad. Simply stating what I found interesting from the article you posted said.
Im not advocating buying used. Unless you want to buy my car, in which case you should absolutely buy used... :P
But I own a Subaru, not a Tesla. Still, it has only lost like $7-8k in value since I bought it 5 yrs ago.
I believe a non-refundable credit just means that the amount of the credit can’t exceed your overall tax liability — including the amounts you’ve paid through payroll deductions. So just because you get a tax refund doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t get some or all of the credit.
Toyota says battery breakthrough will lead to 745-mile EVs: https://www.techspot.com/news/99308-...-mile-evs.html
It's more about solid state batteries. Still probably 10 years away based on the technology I've seen. By then we could have hydrogen engines competing with them. Short on the details from Toyota but hopefully they do actually have a breakthrough.
Some other positive news https://www.kten.com/story/49193303/...arging-network
66 million grant to expand charging network.
Toyota is pushing it's new hydrogen combution engine breakthrough, as well. They ma be the Tesla of the late 2020's/2030's.
https://www.reuters.com/business/aut...in-2023-07-19/
Elon price cutting again.
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