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How to make an EV tire that won’t pollute the environment
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this post was submitted on 24 Jun 2024
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That's not inherently true. It's most true for grossly oversized and inefficient EVs. Which is unfortunately most of what they build today.
Agreed. Here's example of properly-engieneered EV for city in use:
I mean I dunno about you but where I live it gets really fucking hot. And sometimes it rains. So something with a cabin and air conditioning is mandatory. I'm a big fan of electric micro-cars.
Rain, snow, forest fires, from -25°C to +38°C. In one word: Moscow.
Cool?
No idea why +38 is cool for you.