Electric cars vs Petrol cars
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2017
- Electric cars or internal combustion engine cars-which is better? Electric cars were in their heyday back in 1900, but a sudden rise in petrol engine cars, accompanied by battery technology inefficiencies killed electric cars by 1920. However, with recent improvements in battery technology and power electronics, electric cars have made a strong comeback. We will compare these totally different technologies scientifically, and come to understand which is superior. Here we are using Tesla model S as electric car to compare with its petrol engine car counter part.
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You guys did a great job with illustration and explanation. Often the hard part of learning new things without a hands-on approach, is trying to visualize the components of this new thing you are trying to learn. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a great illustrations such as yours should be worth a million. Thanks guys.
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Learn Engineering I really enjoy your videos but I would like you to explain how fuel cells work and how this technology may be used in a car. Thanks and congratulations for such a great job.
These statements are all shortsighted or paid adds: Road taxes are paid only by ICE users w/ gasoline taxes etc. Billions of $ for battery development were paid by tax payers, SpaceX by NASA, EV car sales by ICE car sales etc. Once EV fleet grows and nobody else will be left to pay all this excessive EV grey energy cost, are we willing to pay 3 time more for basic transport? Cheap Green zero emission intercity transportation ww will not be automatically electric with batteries. For instance: intracity electric bikes sell well, poor daily autonomy EV sell only with big subsidies and 40tons EV trucks do not exist. If smart cars no longer collide and can be light and economical, heavy EV have no economical futur at forseen possible batt. ener. density. Sometime a little bit of common sense helps thinking strait.
0:00 the cars drift to get fuel
I'm in med school, but damn I love watching engineering videos
Go for what you love
Me too
Same here
Do something about it!
get into Bionics then?
Combustion car: 2000 moving parts.
Electric car: 18 moving parts.
@@thedriven1415 lol, you know electric is the future.
@@thedriven1415 you just answered the question youself haha. Its illegal to grow weed in many places, so that why we have an electric alternative. Not too hard to understand.
@@thedriven1415 Fastest in the world? Ever heard of tesla? Nit only does p100d have quicker acceleration than a Lamborghini Aventador, but they are coming out with the tesla roadster which does 0-60 in 1.9 seconds. Faster than the previous fastest car in the world, the bugatti chiron. And electric cars are very new, so they can only get much much better from here. And yes gas cars do have the upper hand for being mechanically operated, but they are already working on solar powered electric cars. Therefore you eventually won't need outlets or charging stations. Solar power won't run out, but petroleum oil definitely will.
@@thedriven1415 and what do u even mean by electric cars being computers that can't see a spec of dust? What does that mean?
@@thedriven1415 Electric cars are the future,deal with it
You teach lot lot lot more than what we learn in 2D at our fucking college.
Mechanicing I assume was what you took. From what I can tell classes to do with mechanic work really is not that great. I have taken it as well and videos like this and Eric the car guy and working as an off-handed mechanic for free at a shop taught me more than college did. Though my college was cheap had no real up to date cars to work on. The writing portion really did no good at all. The videos above and such work great. Then again thanks to all the extra classes I was forced to take I forgot most of what I learned in college, who the fuck needs to take music to be a mechanic. Oh it revs at a high octane and it should be a mid range octane thus something is wrong I conclude.
Grim reaper I agree with you totally .. I mean I'm in Electrical Engineering & I have a subject called Machine Design in which all we have to do is draw a fucking sheet & no work on a real machine through which we can visualize it completely. I wonder when this is gonna change. o.O
You reminded me of a math class I took while doing college to be a mechanic we had a certain type of special math mechanical math something odd. The thing is the teacher even said the math was obsolete, I asked math experts, and people the field and they like yeah we do not use that anymore. The teacher often said the book is wrong but sometimes he is wrong and we should sometimes trust the book. I am sitting in the corner like make up your goddamn mind. Everyone failed that class not because it was hard but because the teacher was the worse. Imagine having timed test an hour at most with math that you barely can understand due to shit teaching, plus once you reach the 10-minute mark he starts counting it down shouting out every minute on the minute and I am being generous saying 10 minutes. Holy shit when it hit one minute you could swear that it was time for a rocket to blast off 60 seconds remaining, 50 seconds remaining, 40, 30, 20, 10, 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 and time. That just makes you fail. 10 minutes left okay hurry hurry hurry 9 minutes okay heard you the first time. Just absolute garbage and a way for them to make money and sadly a way to fuck you up. To me it is like I came here for one specific subject I want to learn this therefore at least 70 percent of my work should consist of it at least not 5 percent. At my school you spend a few hours on the mechanicing classes and then like 12 ish on other shit, math, music, irrelevant math, and a few other things, some weird crap I have no clue what it was for but it was annoying it made me feel like it was blaming me for something I did wrong without telling me what I did the same for the whole class.
Honestly, I dropped out of college due to me not learning jack shit it felt like at least. Just too much fucking hassle to learn one simple thing. I am a smart person (3.8gpa double the college average in a lot of things a genius and such) etc but I do not have the gas for that shit plus when you start forgetting what you are supposed to be learning it is time to just say fuck it.
Grim reaper 3.8 CGPA is good man .. You dropped out? What do you do now? Start Up?
...but missing the way we should see things in future with sustainability and cost cradle to cradle including environmental issues
Personally, I'd like to see a future like this: There electric cars powered by batteries for those who don't drive to much, there are hydrogen fuel cell vehicles for those that do a good bit of driving but wish to have an electric motor for propulsion, there are hydrogen gas powered vehicles (would be the replaced fuel for gasoline engines) for those who prefer Internal Combustion Engines, and there are Diesel vehicles powered that use biodiesel for fuel; in this future the consumer would have the greatest choice.
Epic117Man I hope so, I love the sound and feel of Ice cars
Ice is dying.
@@jurgenklopp1506 I find that hard to believe. Given their inherent weight advantage over battery powered vehicles and with modern electric vehicles using numerous rare earth metals for the batteries and motors, demand will rapidly exceed supply. Additionally, ICE vehicles have only become more efficient as time has gone on and as I mentioned they can be converted to run off hydrogen gas to produce no emissions. Once more alternative fuels become mainstream and petroleum based fuel options become the minority, then there argument that ICE's are less harmful to the environment than battery powered EV's could become a thing (albeit quite unlikely.) Presently, most ships, trucks, and trains across the world are powered by Diesel engines and many applications aren't suitable for a battery powered electric drive. No to mention that all hospitals, and many business have backup diesel generators as opposed to auxiliary power banks due to cost and space constraints.
No 😉
Fun fact: if we consider battery production emissions and assume that hydrogen is produced from renewable energy, an internal combustion engine car running on hydrogen will pollute nearly 50% less than an EV. And that is if all the energy an EV uses is renewable.
Your channel was useful in teaching me Force, Torque and Induction motor back in 2016. Long live this channel!!!
Excellent work LE! Thank you for your engineering videos! I am using your electric vehicle videos in my renewable energy and EV education classes. I would also like to suggest for you to please consider doing LE videos on how photovoltaic solar and concentrated solar power systems work. Thanks again and keep up the great work!
Excellent video! I was looking for something that was strictly on the engineering differences between the two systems. Thank you
A whole lot of topics covered in just 7 minutes great work!!
When you realize, Electric cars are actually a technology that is older than IC Engine cars
Wrong.
@Beast Guy 1886
@Beast Guy yes. I mean tthat the first IC engine automobile was designed in 1886 by Karl Benz. IC engines had been patented long before that like this person said, around 1800.
@@adamtheginger5882 ice engines are very old but it's true, even the first ''race car'' to win a race in the united states was electric
@G-master Dobrak The Steam Engine! its External combustion and first developed in the 17th century
Good informative video
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When is ur next video coming
This is a great video! Il ove it and I love electric driving... I never switch back to noisy and vibrating gasoline car.
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Great video. The comparisons it was missing were the resale value, battery life in electric car vs. engine major repair in IC cars, and the environmental issues at scrap yard, especially with the large batteries used in electrical cars.
Great point, didn't think about
There are some additional points very important for customers:
a) time need to charge/fuelling is very different (charging Tesla needs about half an hour at "super"-charge)
b) lifetime of a battery, and more important - degradation of a battery in time (travel distance shorter when it's old e-car)
c) price. Cost of use is less for electric vehicles, but their price is higher, then we need to compare total cost (I haven't seen any, it's very interesting to learn about)
d) winter exploitation. We need to wait when our gas/diesel engine warm to proper temperature, and we use a special gel for diesel, then we use a car normally. How the lithium battery behaves in cold? What if electric car stayed on the street for a night when it was -30 C and we have no cables - could it start, how long it could run, and so on.
As for me, I need to know about these things before deciding to buy one or another type of the car.
I wish Tesla continues doing a great job in making the cars of the future. There is still room for improvement.
Its just matter of time when all car company's jump in to electrical segment cause due to heavy restrictions from all government over the world on IC ENGINE and on other hand electric tech is on the top lvl. Tesla will face so much cut throght competition. car company's are older than eon musks father
YES E CAR MIGHT SURPASS THE PERFORMANCE OF IC CAR THRU TO OUR HI TECHNOL8GY AND THIS MAY SIMPLIFY THAT E CARS ONLY USE CHARGING ELEMENTS THRU ATOMS AND MOLECULES ON OUR SPACE, THRU ELECTRON, PROTONS AND NEUTRONS. THESE ELETRICAL CHARGES MIGHT BE THE ELECTRONIC BRAIN OF THE E CARS, AND AS A RESULT IS LIKE A TWINKLING OF AN EYE ITS SPEED
@@eatolive4evereatry235 well now brands like ferarri mclearen Paganini and most brands are making hybrids when they saw the rimac and the roadster v2 and when the p100d smoked a laferarri on a 1/4 mile
Fuck Tesla and those crappy battery pieces of shit.
@Mohian Bhuiyan do you want to pollute bad air
I really like the cad diagrams in these videos. It definitely helps me understand the concepts better
Awesome channel! Just watched all of your car related stuff and was in awe with all of those ingenious mechanical designs. Too bad that everything will be replaced with simple, robust mechanics and complex software in the future, or this is just how I predict it will happen.
Moving on to your other videos now, this is seriously the first time I'm considering on becoming a Patreon, cheers!
You forget to mention that an IC-Engine wastes about 70% of the energy into heat and friction, only 30% goes to actually moving the wheels. An electric car wastes only about 10%
If it would be 100% efficient it wouldn't need cooling as it wouldn't produce any heat... are there things that are 100% efficient?
Well you still have thing like differential (where it might lose a bit of raw power output) and stuff like that, but the thing is the battery and the electric motor still produce heat. So its not 100% efficient because it is still generating that heat that goes to waste. If 100% of the power were going straight to the wheels there would be no heat.
It depends on the engine. A current Formula 1 engine is very close to 50% thermal efficiency.
Electric furnaces are not 100% efficient, they lose heat, and by heat loss I'm referring to the heat that is lost to the surrounding environment, so nope, nothing is 100% efficient.
Bill CZY, that's not true, because marine Diesel engines exceed 50% thermal efficiency.
Owe some videos im watching you since 4 years it is very simple and helpful amazing job guys u r doing keep it up
I really loved this video,please do more like this one.
Petrol is better coz u can sniff it
Haha.
I agree
Lol
But then it will get you intoxicated
Junkie alert
I want to have both electric car to work everyday and a classic V8 to have fun.
the best video I have seen in You tube .....hats off guys ...simply marvelous
When saying that it needs one hour of charging its important to point out that you start every day with a full charge if you charge at home. You can not refill your ice car from a regular home. You might not ever go to a "gass station" or fast charger again if you don't do over 4-5 hour trips
Also simple: Just use EVHOTELS app and charge at any hotel I their 20,000 long hotel database of EVHotels. Never have to waste time at a gas station again...
kinda sad being 14 and not being able to drive because soon i wont be able to buy any of my dream cars because they will be really expensive and the cars that will come out by that time are mostly going to be eletric cars, i am a huge fan of petrol cars since i was a little kid and seeing it go away is pretty depressing
What country do you live in? Unless it's Denmark, you will still be allowed to buy and drive ICE cars for the foreseeable future. Hopefully until I die in the UK.
Me too😭
Great job. Only I miss contamination comparison and maintenance costs. There are important things to observe. 👍🏻
Although the oil lobby do its best to mean EV has a close pollution balance sheet, the truth is in the worst case the EV is allways winner (on a complete life cycle).
In good cases the difference is huge (15/20 tons of co2).
In local pollution, including noise pollution, no need to say wich is the winner.
And you can notice studies doesn't count the other benefits like second life fir the battery...
Thanks for the vid!!
You really did a hard work to make this video
1980 : in 2017 well have flying cars
2017 : electic vs petrol engine whitch is better?
flying cars exists since ages... But you need a pilot license to operate.
If every car on the roads would be up in the air, that is chaos.. The thing is, when you have a slight accident up in the air, you can't just stop at the side.. You will just falling down and you will be dead.
whitch is better?
@jan simonides You are thinking gasoline. Special petro stations are needed for ICE cars because handling gasoline is dangerous. This is not necessary for electric charging. They can be put anywhere -- like in front of restaurant or in the mall or in your home garage. In another 20 years there will be charging stations everywhere and no (or at least few) petro stations like we have now.
@jan simonides When you can buy nice EV for 2/3 the cost of an ICE vehicle and it costs 1/4 as much to run, most, if not all, people will have electric cars. Don't laugh. The only thing expensive about a EV is the battery and that is going down fast. It is all about costs.
We have self driving cars with AI
I'm confused about the weight issue, why does the increased weight change the coefficient of friction? Isn't that just a material property of 2 surfaces touching each other, also the increased weight is an increase in normal force so the frictional (or tractional in this case) force is increased in a heavier car
Good question, Things are not perfect as we learn in the text books. This topic is known as 'Tire load sensitivity' . Please Google this term. Coefficient of friction between the tire and surface decreases as we increase the load.
Learn Engineering interesting, thank you for the reply
Learn Engineering Could you do a video on this please! And how tires produce traction at different slip angles and such
Highjack996 Nobody got "rekt"...
Learn Engineering ... One needs to maintain a healthy Skepticism even with Text Books... Heavy vehicles always perform better in snow as a result of better traction. The same can be extrapolated for dry road surface traction.
p.s. Like your videos very much BTW.:)
That's some great information.
Very informative, thanks.
There is no issue with "cornering" btw. It is great to drive around fast and curvy backroads here in Germany. The low center of gravity and the good weight distribution is an advantage.
Loving my EV, and never expect to be buying an I.C. again.
I'm gonna have to ask you to surrender your man card
Good for you man :D
Must be awkward listening to the bare sound of tyres on the road
Sure was boring for me when I test drove one
@Sochi Obioha
"BUT MUH GASOLINE IZ MUCH BETTEH BCUZ I RAN 1000KM PER DAY" thats what most of them are saying
@Sochi Obioha people just don't like change and also don't like people who accept this change.
@@praveenneevarp4822 far from it. I guess soy boy fits well lmao. Yall to far gone to take a joke. We troll yall, it goes right over ur head lol
Thanks for the explanation
Very clear. Thanks!
I find it hard to believe no-one has developed a better bio-diesel alternative?
Not as efficient, and also can harm your engine.
Love the way this is presented! It also feels politically unbiased which in this day and age is a bliss.
Great job :)
awesome video sir tthanks a lot for clearing my doubt
My presumption about this video was wrong, I thought it will be some cheeky animated one with misleading info, but this was quite in depth and broad.
Becuase electric cars have no engine, there is more room for crumple zones, making electric cars more safe
@Vaas Montenegro im going to refer to refer only to teslas because they are the most popular electirc vehicles. Rear engine cars are mostly sports cars, teslas are sedans crossovers and suvs. Those sports cars are also very expensive, and people mostly buy sedans crossovers and suvs. A sports car is also meant to be fast, so you will go way faster with a sport car, making a more deadly crash. You cant compare a tesla to a sport car. Teslas are also one if not the safest cars in the world, not only because of no engine, you can look up a crash test to see how safe it is. Also, the tesla model x is the only suv that refuses to roll over, you can look that up aswell. It also has safety systems, for example the automatic emergency braking system. What i wanted to say here is that since most crashes are frontal, more crumple zones make a tesla crash way more survivable than a petrol car.
one of the reasons car makers have been dragging their feet is electric cars will decimate the car service industry which they get a big pay off from.
Kind of, but not really. Heavier cars need more suspension repairs, they still need coolant changes, still need tyre rotations, alignments, etc.
The only things they'll be missing out on is engineering planned obsolescence into in the engine, and all the emissions controls, which are guaranteed by law for 10 years anyway. Cars will still be engineered to rust apart after 7-15 years, depending on brand. Any brand that doesn't do planned obsolescence will perish, from not having any customers to sell to.
brian whittle you know, not everything is a giant conspiracy. Maybe it's just not economically viable to create an electric car. Think about it.
Not talking about 2017, but let's just say five years ago. Why were car manufacturers "dragging their feet" than? Well for starters batteries were really expensive, and still are relatively expensive. At $250/kWh you need to spend $15,000 for just the battery alone. Cannot make an affordable car if one component is that expensive.
And to make things worse, it's not repairable. Once it breaks you must make a new one. An engine and transmission is less expensive to create and can be repaired.
In 2017 battery prices are still getting to a reasonable price. The Model 3 has 220 miles and a 60kWh battery. Let's say Tesla spends $125/kWh on the batteries. Thats 21% of the price going to one component.
Even at the industry "goal" of $100/kWh it's still expensive to manufacture electric cars.
car makers are little babies compared to big oil giants who are trying to stop the uprising, the electric car industry will literally bankrupt them so it makes sense that they will appose them.
i think they will not bankrupt, because now a days we still use oil the generate electricity , but they are definitely earn less than before
You clearly haven't been following Tesla owners and their multiple service visits for component replacements. If all cars were electric there would be no shortage of service charges. No matter how much better the quality gets, EVs are still complex machines, and complex machines break.
Thanks for explaining and i like your widows.
Such a great vid!
What about having a "full tank" every single morning? That's the real time saver.
you kinda missed the part where electric cars don't emit co2 so we don't cook our planet
the power plant making the electricity is usually burning fossil fuel to cook the planet (coal or natural gas), mining the lithium and copper are also downsides although less steel is needed for the EV than for an ICE powered car - imo, EVs are better for the environment, but the margin is less than some thing
@@MatthewJohnson-zx9zs depends fully on where you live. Even in china the proportion of coal-generated electricity is decreasing each year.
In europe it's very low, close to zero in France, norway, swenden, switzerland...
@@MatthewJohnson-zx9zs
Haha lucky enough the place I live rely on hydroelectric dam.
Renewable energy all the way!!
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I learn less in school, and this channel really help me to learn something cool.... because of that I wanna focus on this channel not just because it so educational but inspiring also
A BMW car shows up....
Opens the Body...
Accidentaly found a Camaro Engine...
Swapping engine
Swap whit 2jz
Yup.. A 4 cylinder Camaro engine..
So the petrol car is a BMW z3 with a camaro 4 cylinder??😂😂
makes sense
ryan pardo and two 4 pipe exhaust manifolds on a V block, incorrect engine rotation, flywheel at the wrong end, differential the wrong way around (but works for displayed rotation), and did anyone notice the CV joints on the front solid axle of a RWD car? Nit picking, I know, but I can't help it. I do it when watching movies too. Family hates it.
LS swap it bro
@@jmp00 😂😂😂😂
@@vivalesvegas 😜😜
Fantastic video! Thanks!...
Thank you... I learned...
Explanation was good, some time you confuse by saing "IC engine car" . and petrol car. why don't you use only 1 word.
YES E CAR MIGHT SURPASS THE PERFORMANCE OF IC CAR THRU TO OUR HI TECHNOL8GY AND THIS MAY SIMPLIFY THAT E CARS ONLY USE CHARGING ELEMENTS THRU ATOMS AND MOLECULES ON OUR SPACE, THRU ELECTRON, PROTONS AND NEUTRONS. THESE ELETRICAL CHARGES MIGHT BE THE ELECTRONIC BRAIN OF THE E CARS, AND AS A RESULT IS LIKE A TWINKLING OF AN EYE ITS SPEED
What if they brought steam
Cars back
Steam cars...
Steam cars could go quite quickly, the main problem with them was they were a pain in the ass to maintain.
@@superleetmegapunx there actually test cars that went very fast on steam fairly recently, like 70s or so. But yes, ultimately it's bulky, relies on pistons like a typical ICE engine, and can be quite dangerous to maintain. You can get serious burns from hot pressurized steam.
The animations are first class.
Omg it was an amazing job bro
Dang-it! When you realize you're driving around 100-year-old internal combustion engine technology!
Jaime Magana dang it! When you realize electric motors are even older at the start of the video!
VERY TRUE! Oil Monopoly!
& you must know EV's are bit older than ICE's & once propelled out of market by ICE's.
Electric vehicles is a 100 year old technology too...
The sad part is , electric cars were invented first.
Diesel Cars:
Am I a joke to you?
😂🤣
Still internal combustion
Yes, your literally the same as IC engines
No, you are just a history.
thanks for sharing this knowledge
Is there a transcript of this excellent video available?
DAMN. that drift into the petrol station was lit...!
No electric cars for me. But I appreciate the engineering. Don’t have time to charge. Or the money. Need more charging stations too
And it could be cheaper if u have a dc motor. A dc motor for 500 hp is 17,000 in U.S. currency and batteries would be 15,000 for a rechargeable 60 kwh li ion battery. And u wouldn't need an inverter since batteries are dc so it would be efficient. Ac motors are more expensive but the reason they put them in is because they are more precise and are slightly more environmentally friendly. An ac motor for 600 hp is 38,000 US currency.
@@randomgenericusername3890 In any case you loose energy for speed control. For a DC Motor you would need a pulse control otherwise you could never drive slowly. This pulse control is not 100 % efficent. The same with the inverter, bur here you control the frequnency and the motor is without brushes, so it will last much longer.
Charge at home overnight 12 hours when your sleeping
Best explanation ever😍
Thanks, great video
and what about a car powered by thorium
If humans weren't so squishy and problematic around radiation then it would work pretty good, but once you need to add all the shielding you need a tractor that can barely drive an extra person.
I love petrol car more than electric car
Gas Not Petrol
Good job guys,well done
Its a nice channel supplying useful videos... go ahead ...
Half of the energy charging batteries from ac is lost in the rectification circuit converting ac to the to dc. Then a further half of the battery power is lost in the motor electronic control circuit.
That works out at 25 percent.
That's not true. Battery chargers today have very efficient AC-DC converters such as the totem-pole bridgeless converter which can reach up to 99% peak efficiency. Also, the motor electronic circuit consumes less than 1% of the motor power. Electric drivetrains and battery chargers are becoming very efficient today with the advancement of semiconductor materials and Digital Signal Processors.
when do you have to replace the battery and how much will it cost?
For tesla, your battery plus power train is covered for 8 years, the batterys are said to last 10-15 years before they drop below 80 percent loss of max output.
It's comparable to replacing entire engine in ICE car 😉
Many batteries are lasting well over 100,000 miles, some are making it to 200,000 miles without issue. Cost will vary widely between cars and pack sizes, and as EVs become more common, inexpensive, refurbished packs will become more available. The price of batteries will continue to fall, so by the time you need to replace a battery pack, you probably wont have to pay much for one.
Current generation Lithium Cobalt last 10 to 15 years for Vehicle propulsion. Soon Batteries will last over 20 years in cars. 1997 RAV4 EV NiMH just require massive reconditioning work but you still use the same NiMH battery pack from 1997. So those batteries are already 20 years old and still running.
when looking at an honda civic, to a tesla, the civic will last longer. I say this because a honda civic could make it to 400k miles before breaking down.
Great video thanks. Could you please explain better why the cornering is difficult for the electric cars ?
Greatings from Dracula land !
Very informative video. Liked.
Electric cars are 2/3 cheaper. Because you said 1/3.
pretty sure he said 1/3 of the cost instead
will struggle on low RPM it depends on which internal combustion engine you're talking about
Low RPM as in 100 to 200 RPM. Normal passenger car engines idle at 600-700 RPM.
@@Demonade_ he talking about a inline 4
Electric cars go from zero anyway. Ice’s can’t go lower than some threshold
@ferkemall I didn't say that?
Marked. Well Explained.
please, what is the 3d app used to make this illlustration?
My phone charge longer than electric car. It takes 3 hours to charge from 20% to 100% and 3 hours and 30 min from 0% to 100%
Then you have a shitty phone.
@@Ignisan_66 no. My phone really charge on 3 hours and It doesn't get damage and the charger unlike my old phone that charge up to 8-11 hours because the charger is damaged so we buy a new charge on my old phone but now I have a new phone
@@kimkizzermacalam5723 Don't use a charge with 5w then
@@ProJC it's my original charger. I don't want to use third-party charger it can damage the battery and my phone doesn't support fast charger
@@kimkizzermacalam5723 then you have a shitty phone then
6:12 this thing is very poorly done with many mistakes ,
1/3 cheaper IS NOT THE SAME AS 1/3 THE COST
I thought I was the only one to notice 😂. Now you fellow observative deserve a like for being logical and sensible
You might want to correct the typo at 5:24 'instantenous' rather than instantaneous, although the latter might not quite fit
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electric engine lighter but the battere wery heavy
Yes
One compensises another
@Poor Gaming Channel Google Translate English
The Battery Lowers the overall center of gravity, making EV's extremely stable & able to perform at sharp corners more safely than any other ICE Vehicle.
The Tesla Model 3 is only 150lbs heavier than an equivalent BMW 3 series vehicle. So with newer batteries weight will not be much of a factor.
Plus because of battery placement, the model 3 has a much lower centre of gravity.
Thanks for learn engine
thank you for this video informations
If Electric cars are simpler and easier to make, why is the insurance not cheaper?
Lol dumb nigga 😂😂😂😂
@@dingdongchingchong8659 STFU
The insurance is higher because evs catch on fire easily due to easy puncture. The VW evs are pretty good because the electric motor is where the engine would normally be. The placement in Tesla is what makes the insurance high.
I can't tell yoiu how grateful I was when I realized youi were not going to play that beginning music through the whole video! Nice job with this.
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Within the first minute I learned a fundamental that is overlooked. People count heat as a loss; without admitting the fact that heat increases pressure in gases. The efficiency of IC is thus underestimated. Thank you.
Could you please do a video on steering and breaking mechanisms of a car
As cool as electric cars are, I really enjoy the exhaust note of a gas powered car. It gives the car character. Plus, as a car enthusiast, half the fun is fixing/ modding your car. It makes it more yours. (If you know what I mean.) what mods can I do to a Tesla to make it faster? Not very many. As of now, I believe that neither vehicle is better than the other.
Mine does 0-60 in 3.2 seconds I really dont need much faster than that toting the kids around. ( ex Corvette guy here i feel you on the noise part but the quiet ride grows on you with age)
Karl Knueppel the Solution is hybrid vehicles best of both worlds
Either vehicle is better than the other? Ae you having a laugh. Do you want the world to burn down. Eletric is way more environmentally friendly
@MishoGamerBG Nah Big is right. electric cars are far better than internal combustion engine cars.
@Bulgarian Lion clearly a lot older than your 15yo intellect. My two degrees in science well-equip me for research. Maybe you could benefit from finishing highschool before trying to engage in conversation with the adults :)
Hold on:
The pollution factor of lithium battery manufacturing was not addressed.
The limitation to global lithium supply for all vehicles going electric was not addressed.
The huge trillion dollar investment in national grids to supply such high demand for supporting every one going electric was not addressed.
The 2 minutes it took you to write this comment and spend 1% of your phone battery, and the cost of charging your phone by 1%, and thus demanding power from your local power station, and thus your contribution to pollution, was not addressed
And electricity is more efficient than gasoline cost wise for each mile. 1/3 the cost.
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Electricity from coal?.. ur a dumb ass
Let's be real by the time electric/hybrid cars become more common than gasoline cars. Most energy will be supplied by nuclear, renewables, and natural gas. So its not really a problem. Coal is finite resource so eventually were going to move on to more efficient sources of energy like nuclear and wind
Yep that battery will not last forever. Last i read 7 years is about average lifespan of the batteries.
3:10 The coefficient of friction is a constant multiplier relating to tread on the tire, the road material, and the surrounding temperature. In fact, more weight would increase the amount of frictional force on the tires, giving it better traction. However, when changing magnitude, more weight will cause more inertia, consequently leading to the requirement of more difficult braking and a potential need for slower turns, but not necessarily.
Easy there Einstein. What the books tell you are wrong. Less weight gives you more grip. Every racer on the planet will tell you that.
Good informative video!!!
6:08 *A⅃ƧƎT*
How did you get backwards letters?
@@Chris-db5gy Googled "letter backwards converter" or something along those lines
I also love how you used a Shell gas pump to kick off your video. Were you aware that the CEO of Shell has stated his next car will be electric?
Ohh, I didn't know that ! Great information, thank you. I found a link too
www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-07-27/shell-ceo-van-beurden-says-his-next-car-will-be-electric
FUNNY!!! : )
Great work by you
Really well made video
I call BS on the "more economical" point at the end.
All batteries will fail. That battery in hour phone 20$, your petrol car 100$, in an electric car 😢$.
Look how much you currently spend on the maintenance of an ICE car. I bet it's more than 2k in a period of 10 years. So no change there.
6:10 Nooo
And more economical cars have electric cars than fuel cars
You forgot to talk about maintenance and service life!!
Know the truth the electric cars as have a simpler system, they are more economical!!
In spite of the cost of servicing the electric cars to be more expensive, the electric cars have higher level of service life than an expensive fuel!!!
In addition the fuel car loses fuel efficiency!! Then the gist-ness in the engine, my God! who will clean a fuel car engine!!
The forehead can put solar panels, but the car would be more expensive.
@9600GTMAN Cell phone batteries are made differently!!!
The phone battery is simpler! If it's to take a little time. The electric cars are made by efficiency, so they are expensive, so the electrical car batteries take longer time!!!
$4000 give or take from what i read awhile ago. The other thing is states now want to charge electric vehicle owners for road use since they dont pay taxes for gasoline.
@BossSpringsteen69 Yep, $4,000 to $6,000 and that does NOT include labor. Not to mention Illinois just passed an annual $251 license plate fee and I suspect other states will follow suit.
ELEICTRIC? Fix the thumb nail
*Sir, can you please make a video on working of hybrid engine *
Great video! 👍😀