The price of buying one of every 57 vehicles you mentioned in the video comes out to be about A$11,035,231 or $7,250,037 or €6,622,655 or £5,794,193 so transportations never comes cheap.
Whoa, that's some impressive number-crunching! 💰🔢 It really puts into perspective the sheer cost of diverse transportation options. While A$11,035,231 (or its equivalent in other currencies) is a staggering amount, it's fascinating to think about the value and variety of vehicles out there. Thanks for sharing this eye-opening info! It's a reminder that whether on land, sea, or air, transportation is indeed a valuable part of our world. 🌍🚗✈🚢
Hey, thanks a ton for the encouragement! Hitting that one million subscriber milestone is the dream, and it's awesome to have you along for the ride. It's comments like yours that keep the energy high and the wheels turning. Here's to growing the community, one electrifying video at a time. Stay tuned, and let's make that 'soon' a reality! 🎥🚀🌟
Thanks for the response! The electric vehicle revolution is like a high-voltage jolt to the oil industry, for sure. You can almost hear the collective gulp from the boardrooms as each new EV model rolls out with more range and cooler tech.
Right?! Sierra Echo seems like an absolute thrill ride! 🌟 Just imagining zipping around in one gets the adrenaline going. If you ever get the chance to take it for a rip, you've got to share the experience with us! 🏎💨 Fingers crossed that day comes soon!
Gotta love those solar roofs adding an extra half mile per day of range (They're useful for maintaining the 12V battery when parked up for a couple of weeks, but that's about it)
Oh, the Aptera! That's a ride straight out of a sci-fi flick, isn't it? We've covered it in previous videos. It's like the Batmobile decided to go green and soak up some sun with those solar panels. It's always exciting to chat about where the EV world is headed, and the Aptera is one of those vehicles that feels like it's leading the charge! 🌞🚗💨
The prices and battery tech need to come down in price and advance in capacity before electric vehicles really take over. Until then they will always be for the top few %.
You're hitting the nail on the head there. Affordability and battery tech are definitely the twin engines driving the EV revolution. Right now, it's true that the sticker shock can be a bit much for the average Joe and Jane. The good news is, battery tech is getting better and better. We're talking more juice in a smaller package and prices that don't make your wallet cry. It's just a matter of time before electric rides are as common as streaming your favorite show. And when that happens, we'll look back and say, "Remember when EVs were just for the few? What a ride it's been!" 🚗⚡🔋
Five years ago, I’d have totally agreed. Today, EVs are near pers in the mid trim market considering total cost over unit lifespan and average user range requirements. Market acceptance and adoption trends are holding, even exceeding in certain categories, expert predictions.
The decision by Ford to name their electric crossover the 'Mustang Mach-E' definitely stirred the pot. For many purists and collectors, the Mustang name is synonymous with a roaring V8 and the rumble of a classic American muscle car, not a silent, eco-friendly EV. It's a delicate balance for carmakers to honor their past while steering towards the future. Whether the Mach-E will become a beloved branch of the Mustang family tree or remain the black sheep is something only time will tell.
Since Takuma will follow, if make it have wheel and like container at top? That doesnt ruin the item like scratch and suddenly look very 2nd hand, if as a skateboard to sit on and ride that? I wonder what it will feel like, if can set a surrounding to keep turning at: if kids sit in basket? I imagine this.
Bosch look like can be a nice job like sudden status-looking person, like delivery assistant such thing? Like a free-styled gift existence can imagine like that the vehicle art. Like gadget and mechanical expert. Can imagine people wow then "I work at Bosch".
That's a neat concept! It's like taking the chill factor of a skateboard, mixing it with the utility of a bike, and creating something that's both fun and functional. And if it's designed well, with the right materials and a sturdy build, you shouldn't have to worry too much about scratches or it looking second-hand too quickly.
This fool called a moped looking ebike a motorcycle design, and later kept calling a motorcycle design ebike a moped style. He clearly doesn't know what he is talking about.
Totally! It can be a bit of a head-scratcher when the lines get blurred between these "electric moped style ebikes," actual mopeds and motorcycles, especially with all the new designs out there. Keep riding and keep the good vibes rolling! 🛵🚴♂️🏍️
I totally get where you're coming from. The sticker shock on some of the latest EVs and e-bikes can definitely make them seem like they're just for the well-heeled crowd. But the cool thing is, as the tech gets more widespread and production scales up, prices are starting to come down. And let's not forget the second-hand market! It's like a treasure trove for snagging a deal on a ride that's still got plenty of life in it.
I wonder how many of these silly expensive vehicles will still be made in 12 months time? Maybe some have already gone tits up as this video was being made. Much like EVs once you owned one, you're unlikely to get another.
You've got a point there. The EV market is kind of like the Wild West right now, with all sorts of players big and small trying to stake their claim. And about folks not going back to EVs after owning one, that's an interesting take. It seems like there's a bit of a divide. Some people catch the EV bug and never look back, loving the quiet ride and the instant torque. Others might miss the rumble of an engine or get tripped up by charging logistics. It's all about that personal experience, and maybe the tech just needs to mature a bit more to win over the skeptics.
I’d take the KIA over the Lamborghini just for its daily drivability. Total cost to operate per mile and average maintenance down time are other huge factors that firmly stand on the KIA’s side.
Absolutely, your point hits the nail on the head! 🎯 Choosing the KIA over the Lamborghini for daily drivability is a smart move. It's not just about the glamor but also about practicality, cost-effectiveness, and reliability. Considering the total operating cost and maintenance downtime, the KIA stands out as a sensible choice for everyday use. It's great to see a preference for functionality and efficiency in the world of flashy cars! 🚗💡
@@Electric-Rideables After spending some time in Korea years ago, interacting with Kia’s built for their home market, I knew how great of a product they would end up being in the US some day. That day has almost come to pass. If they’d come out with a Miata competitive model. I would snatch it up for sure. It really is crazy how most folks judge a car. They’ll spend hard earned money on a vehicle that starts out stupid expensive and will cost them just as much to maintain over its service life. Plus!, it rides like a covered wagon on regular streets.
You didn't show the 1930's Portuguese electric taxis with autonomy higher than present Tesla or the rest. They had stations where they just took out the battery to be recharged and pun one fully charged in, in about 5 minutes. Taxi driver didn't even have the time to finish his coffee. We are reinventing the wheel and in terms of free energy we are beyond the Neanderthal man.
Yeah, the idea of "flying cars" is already a leap into the future, and you want to be sure that leap doesn't end with a splat. Still, with anything as futuristic as flying cars, you'd want to see a track record of safety and reliability that's as solid as the ground before taking off from it. Let's keep our eyes on how this tech evolves; it's bound to be an interesting ride! 🚗✈️🔍
As allways a new list of great new toys for the idle rich that us peasants can only gaze in envy from a distance. Just like a Zonda. Only the emerates can even touch one. The peasants get to struggle and the privilaged are rewarded in luxury for doing nothing. Dandahermit
It's a bit of a paradox, isn't it? The tech that could benefit so many is initially so out of reach. But there's a silver lining. Just like tech in the past, these innovations often start at the top and eventually trickle down. Remember when flat-screen TVs were the domain of the rich and now they're everywhere? Hopefully, we'll see that with EVs and e-bikes too. As production scales up and the tech becomes more commonplace, prices should drop, making them more accessible to the 'peasants' among us.
While fuel cells, especially those using hydrogen, offer a clean energy alternative, there are several challenges. These include the cost of production, the infrastructure for hydrogen fuel, and the efficiency of fuel cells compared to batteries. On the other hand, you're right about the environmental concerns with lithium and cobalt mining for batteries. It's a balancing act between current technology, environmental impact, and practicality.
The model s plaid can go 0-60 in 1.9 seconds and it only cost around $100,000 versus the b-90 that can go 0 to 60 in 2.3 seconds and cost 4 million LOL how come you don't mention Tesla at all I'm interested in seeing if you even mentioned cyber truck when you start talking about trucks considering it will be the fastest safest with the longest range and can drive on water did I mention it's bulletproof against 20 mm rounds.
I absolutely loved this video's information on new modern technology. just WOW. So super cool. some are really interesting and others are super wow. The air-filled catamaran... It may be slow but how many double-decker crafts can you roll up and put in the back of your truck. No trailer is required. electric motorcycles YES I see the market for those and I am not an electric vehicle supporter. Who knows, if... IF the price gets low enough, perhaps, but I also realize they aren't saving the l-anet as some would try to convince. When the electric you charge with is generated from fossil fuels, you're an IDIOT to think you're doing good by buying and using that product. Otherwise I am super impressed with these vehicle toys
I'm thrilled to hear you enjoyed the video and found the showcased modern technology as fascinating as I do! It's amazing how innovation continues to push boundaries, offering us gadgets and vehicles that were once the stuff of science fiction. The air-filled catamaran you mentioned is a perfect example of how creative thinking can lead to practical, yet incredibly innovative solutions. The idea that you can have a double-decker craft that's portable enough to fit in the back of a truck without needing a trailer is mind-blowing and speaks volumes about the ingenuity behind such designs.
That's a fantastic idea, and I totally share your enthusiasm for solar power! 🌞 You're right; solar energy has tremendous potential, especially in powering electric vehicles like quads. We haven't explored solar-powered vehicles in detail on our channel yet, but your comment has definitely sparked our interest. Exploring renewable energy sources is crucial for sustainability, and solar power is at the forefront of this movement. Stay tuned, as we might dive into how solar energy can be harnessed for electric vehicles in future videos. Your curiosity and passion for renewable energy are what keep us motivated to explore and share more innovative topics. Thanks for bringing this up!
Where would you like to put the panels ? Minimum 200W panels are roughly a square meter surface area. Charge time would be well beyond 4 hrs (ex: 14ah charging @ 2a about 4 hrs). Charging on-the-fly isn't feasible Yet, at least not without downtime. Best solution is more batteries.
get where you're coming from! The shift to electric vehicles can seem a bit out of reach or irrelevant, especially when there are more immediate concerns to deal with. It's important to remember that everyone's situation is different, and what might be a priority for some might not be feasible for others. Hopefully, as technology advances, electric vehicles will become more accessible to everyone. Until then, it's all about finding what works best for you in your current situation. 🚗💡👍
Oh, I hear you on that one. It can feel like Canada's vast and beautiful landscape is playing hard to get with the EV revolution. The land of the maple leaf has its challenges, with those long distances and some serious winter temps that can make an EV shiver in its tires. But don't lose hope! The EV wave is picking up some serious speed, and it's only a matter of time before it sweeps over with more options, better infrastructure, and that sweet, sweet range that'll make gas stations a "remember when" story.
57 Electric Vehicles You Didn't WANT TO Know About! actually there were a few good ones , the Pininfarina , Lotus , wingsuit , the trucks , Teslas are OK , cargo ebike whats with tv commercial braindead music ?
What do y'all think of our new Voiceover artist?: 🗣🎙
The price of buying one of every 57 vehicles you mentioned in the video comes out to be about A$11,035,231 or $7,250,037 or €6,622,655 or £5,794,193 so transportations never comes cheap.
Whoa, that's some impressive number-crunching! 💰🔢 It really puts into perspective the sheer cost of diverse transportation options. While A$11,035,231 (or its equivalent in other currencies) is a staggering amount, it's fascinating to think about the value and variety of vehicles out there. Thanks for sharing this eye-opening info! It's a reminder that whether on land, sea, or air, transportation is indeed a valuable part of our world. 🌍🚗✈🚢
Nice video, keep up the great work, you will hit a million subs soon....
Hey, thanks a ton for the encouragement! Hitting that one million subscriber milestone is the dream, and it's awesome to have you along for the ride. It's comments like yours that keep the energy high and the wheels turning. Here's to growing the community, one electrifying video at a time. Stay tuned, and let's make that 'soon' a reality! 🎥🚀🌟
these macines are amazing no wonder the oil industry is quaking in their fancy boots
Thanks for the response! The electric vehicle revolution is like a high-voltage jolt to the oil industry, for sure. You can almost hear the collective gulp from the boardrooms as each new EV model rolls out with more range and cooler tech.
46:32 Sierra Echo looks like SERIOUS FUN. I would love to take one for a rip!
Right?! Sierra Echo seems like an absolute thrill ride! 🌟 Just imagining zipping around in one gets the adrenaline going. If you ever get the chance to take it for a rip, you've got to share the experience with us! 🏎💨 Fingers crossed that day comes soon!
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video worth watching! I only know popular electric cars like Tesla and Nissan Leaf. This video shows how diverse and innovative the market has become.
Gotta love those solar roofs adding an extra half mile per day of range
(They're useful for maintaining the 12V battery when parked up for a couple of weeks, but that's about it)
Solar roofs on EVs is super cool, but yeah, the range boost can be modest depending on your location.
What about Aptera?
Oh, the Aptera! That's a ride straight out of a sci-fi flick, isn't it? We've covered it in previous videos. It's like the Batmobile decided to go green and soak up some sun with those solar panels.
It's always exciting to chat about where the EV world is headed, and the Aptera is one of those vehicles that feels like it's leading the charge! 🌞🚗💨
Love the child e-bike! I think they call it Rambo!
Isn't the child e-bike just adorable? 😍 And 'Rambo' - what a fitting name for such a cool little ride!
The prices and battery tech need to come down in price and advance in capacity before electric vehicles really take over. Until then they will always be for the top few %.
You're hitting the nail on the head there. Affordability and battery tech are definitely the twin engines driving the EV revolution. Right now, it's true that the sticker shock can be a bit much for the average Joe and Jane.
The good news is, battery tech is getting better and better. We're talking more juice in a smaller package and prices that don't make your wallet cry.
It's just a matter of time before electric rides are as common as streaming your favorite show. And when that happens, we'll look back and say, "Remember when EVs were just for the few? What a ride it's been!" 🚗⚡🔋
Five years ago, I’d have totally agreed. Today, EVs are near pers in the mid trim market considering total cost over unit lifespan and average user range requirements. Market acceptance and adoption trends are holding, even exceeding in certain categories, expert predictions.
Not true.. they have ebikes that are budget friendly
I want the quad at the beginning.
I can think of much better uses for it than tearing up the countryside.
The use of naming the car a Mustang is answered by your question. Ford cheapens the people that have a collection of Classic Mustangs?
The decision by Ford to name their electric crossover the 'Mustang Mach-E' definitely stirred the pot. For many purists and collectors, the Mustang name is synonymous with a roaring V8 and the rumble of a classic American muscle car, not a silent, eco-friendly EV.
It's a delicate balance for carmakers to honor their past while steering towards the future. Whether the Mach-E will become a beloved branch of the Mustang family tree or remain the black sheep is something only time will tell.
I like my Kia! 😊
That's awesome to hear! 😊 Kias have really upped their game in recent years, haven't they?
Since Takuma will follow, if make it have wheel and like container at top? That doesnt ruin the item like scratch and suddenly look very 2nd hand, if as a skateboard to sit on and ride that? I wonder what it will feel like, if can set a surrounding to keep turning at: if kids sit in basket? I imagine this.
Bosch look like can be a nice job like sudden status-looking person, like delivery assistant such thing? Like a free-styled gift existence can imagine like that the vehicle art. Like gadget and mechanical expert. Can imagine people wow then "I work at Bosch".
That's a neat concept! It's like taking the chill factor of a skateboard, mixing it with the utility of a bike, and creating something that's both fun and functional. And if it's designed well, with the right materials and a sturdy build, you shouldn't have to worry too much about scratches or it looking second-hand too quickly.
If you notice any sign of burning from your EV battery get well clear and don’t inhale the fumes, they are extremely toxic
Thanks for highlighting such a crucial safety tip! 🔥🚫
This fool called a moped looking ebike a motorcycle design, and later kept calling a motorcycle design ebike a moped style. He clearly doesn't know what he is talking about.
Totally! It can be a bit of a head-scratcher when the lines get blurred between these "electric moped style ebikes," actual mopeds and motorcycles, especially with all the new designs out there. Keep riding and keep the good vibes rolling! 🛵🚴♂️🏍️
Next Gen, please
You got it
Just for rich folks in the same way as EV cars. Too bad really because many of them look like fun.
I totally get where you're coming from. The sticker shock on some of the latest EVs and e-bikes can definitely make them seem like they're just for the well-heeled crowd. But the cool thing is, as the tech gets more widespread and production scales up, prices are starting to come down.
And let's not forget the second-hand market! It's like a treasure trove for snagging a deal on a ride that's still got plenty of life in it.
It's The Future !! Just An Quickly It's Here!!
I wonder how many of these silly expensive vehicles will still be made in 12 months time?
Maybe some have already gone tits up as this video was being made.
Much like EVs once you owned one, you're unlikely to get another.
You've got a point there. The EV market is kind of like the Wild West right now, with all sorts of players big and small trying to stake their claim.
And about folks not going back to EVs after owning one, that's an interesting take. It seems like there's a bit of a divide. Some people catch the EV bug and never look back, loving the quiet ride and the instant torque. Others might miss the rumble of an engine or get tripped up by charging logistics. It's all about that personal experience, and maybe the tech just needs to mature a bit more to win over the skeptics.
I’d take the KIA over the Lamborghini just for its daily drivability. Total cost to operate per mile and average maintenance down time are other huge factors that firmly stand on the KIA’s side.
Absolutely, your point hits the nail on the head! 🎯 Choosing the KIA over the Lamborghini for daily drivability is a smart move. It's not just about the glamor but also about practicality, cost-effectiveness, and reliability. Considering the total operating cost and maintenance downtime, the KIA stands out as a sensible choice for everyday use. It's great to see a preference for functionality and efficiency in the world of flashy cars! 🚗💡
@@Electric-Rideables
After spending some time in Korea years ago, interacting with Kia’s built for their home market, I knew how great of a product they would end up being in the US some day. That day has almost come to pass. If they’d come out with a Miata competitive model. I would snatch it up for sure.
It really is crazy how most folks judge a car. They’ll spend hard earned money on a vehicle that starts out stupid expensive and will cost them just as much to maintain over its service life. Plus!, it rides like a covered wagon on regular streets.
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Incase the orca runs out when u r far deep at sea? 😅
You didn't show the 1930's Portuguese electric taxis with autonomy higher than present Tesla or the rest. They had stations where they just took out the battery to be recharged and pun one fully charged in, in about 5 minutes. Taxi driver didn't even have the time to finish his coffee. We are reinventing the wheel and in terms of free energy we are beyond the Neanderthal man.
Those Portuguese taxis were way ahead of their time! The modern taxi drivers could definitely use a coffee break like that.
With the QC of Chinese manufacturers being on the low end of barely acceptable I wouldn’t be flying in one of those falling cars.
Yeah, the idea of "flying cars" is already a leap into the future, and you want to be sure that leap doesn't end with a splat.
Still, with anything as futuristic as flying cars, you'd want to see a track record of safety and reliability that's as solid as the ground before taking off from it. Let's keep our eyes on how this tech evolves; it's bound to be an interesting ride! 🚗✈️🔍
As allways a new list of great new toys for the idle rich that us peasants can only gaze in envy from a distance. Just like a Zonda. Only the emerates can even touch one. The peasants get to struggle and the privilaged are rewarded in luxury for doing nothing. Dandahermit
It's a bit of a paradox, isn't it? The tech that could benefit so many is initially so out of reach. But there's a silver lining. Just like tech in the past, these innovations often start at the top and eventually trickle down. Remember when flat-screen TVs were the domain of the rich and now they're everywhere? Hopefully, we'll see that with EVs and e-bikes too. As production scales up and the tech becomes more commonplace, prices should drop, making them more accessible to the 'peasants' among us.
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Lost in translation, but I appreciate the enthusiasm!
Why are the EV auto makers not using fuel cells to power their vehicles. Batteries pollute with lithium and cobalt.
While fuel cells, especially those using hydrogen, offer a clean energy alternative, there are several challenges. These include the cost of production, the infrastructure for hydrogen fuel, and the efficiency of fuel cells compared to batteries. On the other hand, you're right about the environmental concerns with lithium and cobalt mining for batteries. It's a balancing act between current technology, environmental impact, and practicality.
The model s plaid can go 0-60 in 1.9 seconds and it only cost around $100,000 versus the b-90 that can go 0 to 60 in 2.3 seconds and cost 4 million LOL how come you don't mention Tesla at all I'm interested in seeing if you even mentioned cyber truck when you start talking about trucks considering it will be the fastest safest with the longest range and can drive on water did I mention it's bulletproof against 20 mm rounds.
Tesla is def the real superhero of the EV world. Just giving a voice to lesser-known EV companies.
I absolutely loved this video's information on new modern technology. just WOW. So super cool. some are really interesting and others are super wow. The air-filled catamaran... It may be slow but how many double-decker crafts can you roll up and put in the back of your truck. No trailer is required. electric motorcycles YES I see the market for those and I am not an electric vehicle supporter. Who knows, if... IF the price gets low enough, perhaps, but I also realize they aren't saving the l-anet as some would try to convince. When the electric you charge with is generated from fossil fuels, you're an IDIOT to think you're doing good by buying and using that product. Otherwise I am super impressed with these vehicle toys
I'm thrilled to hear you enjoyed the video and found the showcased modern technology as fascinating as I do! It's amazing how innovation continues to push boundaries, offering us gadgets and vehicles that were once the stuff of science fiction. The air-filled catamaran you mentioned is a perfect example of how creative thinking can lead to practical, yet incredibly innovative solutions. The idea that you can have a double-decker craft that's portable enough to fit in the back of a truck without needing a trailer is mind-blowing and speaks volumes about the ingenuity behind such designs.
I Want A Solar Powered Quad? Y R U Ppl Not Showing Solar Power? Solar Can Power Electric!!
That's a fantastic idea, and I totally share your enthusiasm for solar power! 🌞 You're right; solar energy has tremendous potential, especially in powering electric vehicles like quads. We haven't explored solar-powered vehicles in detail on our channel yet, but your comment has definitely sparked our interest. Exploring renewable energy sources is crucial for sustainability, and solar power is at the forefront of this movement. Stay tuned, as we might dive into how solar energy can be harnessed for electric vehicles in future videos. Your curiosity and passion for renewable energy are what keep us motivated to explore and share more innovative topics. Thanks for bringing this up!
Where would you like to put the panels ? Minimum 200W panels are roughly a square meter surface area. Charge time would be well beyond 4 hrs (ex: 14ah charging @ 2a about 4 hrs). Charging on-the-fly isn't feasible Yet, at least not without downtime. Best solution is more batteries.
That's a valid point to consider when planning solar panel installations.
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မင်းရဲ့မှတ်ချက်ကိုဖတ်ပြီးပါပြီ။ မင်းရဲ့အကြံပြုချက်ကိုလက်ခံပါတယ်။ တိကျတဲ့အရာကိုပြောပြန်ပေးပါ။
Did you guys just happen to both be fluent in thai? Is there much interest there?
Don’t care 🤷♀️ we can’t afford to scratch are backside why would we care about electric ⚡️ crap 💩.
get where you're coming from! The shift to electric vehicles can seem a bit out of reach or irrelevant, especially when there are more immediate concerns to deal with. It's important to remember that everyone's situation is different, and what might be a priority for some might not be feasible for others. Hopefully, as technology advances, electric vehicles will become more accessible to everyone. Until then, it's all about finding what works best for you in your current situation. 🚗💡👍
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nothing available in Canada just keep making fires burning gas to go anywhere
Oh, I hear you on that one. It can feel like Canada's vast and beautiful landscape is playing hard to get with the EV revolution. The land of the maple leaf has its challenges, with those long distances and some serious winter temps that can make an EV shiver in its tires.
But don't lose hope! The EV wave is picking up some serious speed, and it's only a matter of time before it sweeps over with more options, better infrastructure, and that sweet, sweet range that'll make gas stations a "remember when" story.
WHERES THE DRAG RACE ???? found it 11:48 , take the Eventador any day
57 Electric Vehicles You Didn't WANT TO Know About!
actually there were a few good ones , the Pininfarina , Lotus , wingsuit , the trucks , Teslas are OK , cargo ebike
whats with tv commercial braindead music ?