Thank you Down to earth explanation. The best part is motor to speed up but turns Alternator when brake appled Energy Conserved a lot. No mechanical gear box No Differentials Oh if higher secondary students are taught this way No costly coaching classes or spoon feeding
I been a mechanic 30 years, umm no, even now a days, most normal people have no idea how to proper trouble shoot a common problem with check engine lights... most mechanics cant either, its a specialty..... THis will be as well... This video left alot out.... I actually work on these cars and gas cars......ASE Master Mechanic.. Its a good basic video, but its being bias on some many levels and WRONG about cost.....
It was a fantastic, knowledgeable👍 video. I thought I will need to give so many hours or days to understand EV's but by explaining electric vehicle working in just 18min you proved me wrong. Thank you so much🙏
Two years have passed, and the technological advancement in electric vehicles (EVs) has been rapid. Some Chinese electric cars now boast a range exceeding 1000 kilometers, with fast-charging speeds reaching 80% capacity in just 15 minutes. Prices have become comparable to traditional fuel-powered cars, and, more importantly, there has been a significant increase in intelligent features.
The most informative explanation on EV. Greatly appreciated! A couple questions: 1. Why do we sometimes hear electric cars blow up? 2. What's the key technology in EV development? 3. What are obstacles ahead in the industry?
1. when battery is pierced there is no stopping it. The chemistry reacts to air and will start burning like hell. just run away. 2. Batteries lasting longer, giving more juice. Reducing costs. 3. Some of the parts used in batteries are being minded from the ground. Soon there will be shortage of materials and EV are going to switch to H powered mechanisms
@@JakovOmrcen I been Master mechanic for 30 years, Batteries today don't last longer, they last less longer than 10 year,s 20 years ago.... the quality has GOT worse..... not better... This is for electric and Gas cars, we sell MORE batteries than we ever did, 20 years ago, in cars a year old and less........ Batteries for Electric also cost thousands .......that does not reduce costs... Sensors , states, motors, etc in electric cars have HIGH maint, need to be recal all the damn time, which is NOT under most warranties, due to it being related to weather, debris.... So, people who THINK electric will be cheaper, have a rude awaken, and as I said in other posts, its a specialty, just like diagnosing , trouble shooting check engine lights, known as drivability.... something I done my entire career, and I meet 3 others like myself and worked with hundreds, so good luck finding a shop to repair, these, even in the future, due to the cost of tools, US mechanics have to PAY, and most won't and cant.....So, you will be forced to a dealer, and most of there mechanics won't either...Unless the SHOPS pays and MOST shops, don't pay for shit, they rely on US mechanics..... This is why the industry is dying, and has been for 30 years..... These shops will be all gone small business wise..... It will be only dealers and only a few of them.... that WILL be able to fix this stuff.... due to them PAYING shit and giving shit benefits.... Talk to any Master mechanic like myself who has been doing this along time, they will TELL you the same, this WILL cost the customer WAY MORE money at the end of the day....... and drive more mechanics from the industry... as it did when Computers, come into cars..I personally loved computers, and electric, but I know reality and cost and what it does to our bodies and how we are treated. So, the industry, and customers will pay the price, MARK my words.... Long waits....and more $$
I know all these business Proposals about an improvement is not or it's just another big business proposal for the big shot oligarchs and government to make billions of dollars.... They don't care about your safety or income if you can afford it... I prefer the old cars that I worked on I can replace carburetors, regulators, alternators, generators, brakes, radiators, tune-ups ect. And when the computers came around I said forget it man you got a go to the mechanic to do the job and turn off that check engine light and it's more expensive. How much blood can they squeeze off our arteries since they drain all our veins already and kill us with stress and anxiety..... This politicians and business people lie through the cracks of their teeth....
@@recon5107 ICE cars have loads more electric stuff sapping battery power now than they ever did, chance some pickups having 2 batteries. Not being sexist but there are a lot more women driving cars these days, just doing short local runs. In the UK we have a saying never buy a car previously owned by a health visitor or district nurse. The Tesla model S was launched over 10 years ago, with only an 8 year battery warranty! ICE engines are 20-25 percent efficient! Electric motors are 97-99percent!!! If you have 2 electric motors on the same axle you don't need a multi speed transmission or differential. Also with the OBDll port you have a very Good idea what's wrong.
Battery blow due to thermal runaway , is the battery pack have good cooling system then chances of thermal run way is very less. Thermal runaway is the most adverse cause of complete thermal mismanagement
I was watching this with a friend and student of mine, and both of us learnt quite a lot. You really rock with this video. Keep on doing these videos, pls! Congratulations about it! Hi from Brazil.
Thanks so much for this video. The language and expressions utilized were really easy even for beginners to understand the concepts. Keep up the good work!
I hadn't sunscribed to your Channel two weeks ago, since I didn't find any videos regarding EV. Now I am. Thanks. Was exactly looking for this explanation.
Excellent overview of EV types! Cars like the Toyota bZ4X are really setting the bar high for BEVs with their amazing range and advanced features. Would love to see more examples like that!
Until EVs are under $20,000 they are not "affordable" for the average person. Sure doctors and lawyers will be able to drive them, but not average everyday workers.
@@brewergamer AND, we currently don't have the electric power generation required to charge a fleet of EVs, exacerbated by the current push to eliminate fossil fuels......not realistic, IMO.
I priced one at $80,000. Hell they can keep it. I have a 2014 buick lacrosse and a Nissan pathfinder rock creek 2020 and both are paid off and run perfectly. I keep them clean and polished and i take care of them. They not only have to bring down the ev prices but they have to perfect them before i even think about spending $80,000 pluss on one. I travel on i-95 twice a year from Pennsylvania to Florida and i dont see many charging stations. I wish i didn't have to drive down there and i don't fly and of course the mighty United States of America doesn't have highspeed bullet trains which is something we should of had decades ago. Considering how gong ho on Technology this country is. But for now, keep the electric cars and all the money it would take to own one.....
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Very helpful - post viewing this video lot of query on EV got resolved. Please can you also help with a video on Battery technologies and there advancement in recent days please .
It shows a lot of information on EVs , I would like to see what those EV cars and how much are they cost😀 In future I would like to see more about cars make sure to sub to him for his , knowledge of his work of learning of everything
Love electric car! The acceleration is smooth, the zero emissions make it eco-friendly, and the convenience of charging is a game-changer. Excited for a greener future with more electric cars on the road!
@@ChannelNews1 Both you and the "energy expert" are clearly biased, spewing unverfied or false crap about EVs and pretty much riding each other arguments without actually discussing anything for the 5 minutes I had the patience to listen. Also, repling the same text to other unrelated comments under this video is an easy way to be reported as spam and diminish the value of whatever you are saying.
This is very useful. Thank you. But I also wanna tell, in some countries these EV vehicles are makes a huge emissions. if the electricity made by chemical power plants, then thes car makes lots of emissions. Because of its not from the car, we don't see it. These EV vehicles are eco friendly if we make electricity by solar power or some other eco friendly way. But some how your video is very useful. Thank you. 😎
@Udantha Samarasinghe, Pollution controlling devices like Electrostatic Precipitators, Catalytic Reduction systems , Flue Desulfiaration systems etc can be installed to coal /fossil fuel power plants. Such devices are impractical to be installed on every ICE vehicle on the road. Hence, even if electricity is generated at coal /fossil fuel power plants, EVs are greener than ICE vehicles. Solar panel manufacturing also produce greenhouse gas emissions and toxins like hydrofluoric acid. Hydel projects emit lot of greenhouse gases from stored water, along with other environmental implications. So virtually no energy source for human use is "absolutely green".
You are mostly correct. Keep in mind that while it is true that generating electricity in conventional (non Green) power plants produces Greenhouse gases, proper design can decrease it with new technology, although it cannot totally eliminate it. At the generation point it is far simpler and less costly to reduce pollution than to do it in each vehicle. Therefore, there is still tremendous advantage to switching aways from petrol to electric cars. As we switch to Green Power generation (Wind, Solar, and Geothermal) then of course electric cars will make even more sense. Don't repeat Fossil Fuel Corporate propaganda, similar to what the Tobacco Industry was doing by lying about the dangers of tobacco smoking (Emphysema, Cancer, and lots of other problems made worse).
Amazing vedio. Appreciated the efforts put on in making such wonderful material. Anyone can understand becuase of its simplicity & excellent animation which are timed perfectly. Thanks for sharing
Every human has the wright to protect the enviorement. It can be done through EV (this) cars. Whether you like or not the technolgy will change. Its the time to change all of us to EV cars and thanks to your video. It gave more details.
Some cons you did not mention. EV cars with decent range weigh a lot more than ICE. That means larger tires, suspension, brakes and other components. It also means more mass in motion in case of a crash. All that electricity must be generated. At this time most of that is with polluting power. Include that and EV's are not so green. Batteries require exotic materials. A malfunction of an EV is a big problem at this time. Service is costly and time consuming. This may be improved but it is not there yet. It is not possible at this time to have only EV's. I do agree that ICE cars will be diminished. The question is when not if. The question is if you want to lead the pack or wait and see.
So I have no dispute with what you’re saying, but this is not a static situation, and it’s not a situation that we can just bury a our head in the sand, so research and development dollars are being spent as we speak, so they’re going to be breakthroughs as there always is and standing in the way by taking a wait and see attitude is exactly what we should not be doing, and the fact that we’re not able to have everything we want at one time shouldn't be an obstacle either. So let's not forget that the gasoline powered internal combustion engine cars were not developed overnight, as it took time to build up the infrastructure and the supply chain necessary to support them and the Legacy auto manufacturers has to somehow manage and that’s not going to be an easy task. So it would not surprise me that some of these Legacy auto manufacturers we’ll be bankrupt within the next 5 years as the public demands more EV's and so the advantage will be to those start up companies, because they don't have the problems of the Legacy auto manufacturers and such an example would be Tesla, as they came in at a time that allowed them to have virtually no competitors to worry about and their vision to develop the vehicle using the most advanced technology that was not available 50 years ago and because they chose to structure the company the way they did by not using traditional advertisers and selling directly to the consumer, cutting out the middleman so to speak, and so these things have given start up companies like Tesla an enormous advantage over these Legacy auto manufacturers. So let's not forget that the internal combustion gasoline powered cars we're driving today took a long time to develop, particularly the infrastructure that support these vehicles, so hopefully the infrastructure to support EV’s more broadly will not take as long, but it will take some time as we saw Tesla make a decision early on to insure that wherever their cars are sold, that they had a supporting net worth of very fast DC chargers to keep their cars on the road, as well as providing the ability to charge at other third-party chargers and of course at home, and so I think these start up EV companies using Tesla as an example will have an enormous advantage over those Legacy auto manufacturers as they don't have to manage a fleet of internal combustion gasoline powered cars. The other problem that exist is with high gas prices are driving more people to move to EV’s over the ICE cars we’re drive today, so it took a long time to build up all that infrastructure to support these vehicles and there in lies the problem as each of the Legacy auto manufacturers face managing an aging supply chain of parts and suppliers that they still need, as well as the fuels, and the other thing that don’t get mention is the fuel refining capacity is a limiting factor as new capacity to refine these fuels is simply not going to be added as it hasn’t been added in decades and as the public begins to more fully understand the urgency to act in combating climate change and global warming issues, an electric vehicle becomes more desirable, however, having said that this is causing a problem and that there's no more capacity to refine gasoline as it takes years to put new capacity in place and it would make no sense to invest more dollars in an industry that will be dead by the end of the decade, and so those with your mindset of a wait and see attitude are considered dinosaurs and you know what happened to the dinosaurs, right? Cheers!🥂
@@theodorehaskins3756 You put a lot of effort into your reply. You are preaching to the choir I do believe that ICE are on their way out. Eventually! I am 80! On a lighter note: The dinosaurs got wiped out along most other creatures larger than a mouse. This is according videos from UA-cam. I was not there to see that but sounds credible. The human race may be on borrowed time also along with ICE and EV's.
@@theodorehaskins3756 ok this is way too big to read so could you sum it up?Also I still live with my parents because my salary could barely sustain me alone from living month to month so wait and see is the only thing I can do and honestly ill be a gramps by the time ev cars become mandatory and such,possibly even dead so I think I will stick to ICE cars because I find them more fun.
That's really nice informative video. One query on batteries, There is a saying that we should use more of slow chargers rather fast or ultra fast charger to get longer battery life. is this true ? I am not sure how fast charger decrease the battery life, could you pls explain ?
I have heard that charging the battery at home in a standard electrical outlet takes many hours to fully recharge; and the owners will need an electrical system that has more juice flowing into the battery.
Great video.. learned a lot.. Just be mindful of mistakes as “Says Mercedes but shows Ford car and says Ford and shows Mercedes vehicle”.. And if you going to to pronounce out “EV” (electric vehicle), also you should pronounce out “ICE” (Internal Combustion Engine) for those who aren’t aware.
What is the battery life time ? Cost of batteries to replace expired batteries ? recycling process of expired batteries ? Environmental challenges while disposing batteries ? plz explain ?
EVs can handle extended periods of inactivity very well. But a lot can depend on what condition your car battery is in. If your car battery is new and has been kept in good condition, it can probably sit unused for about two weeks before it goes flat.
Hi, thank you for your video. Is it possible to download your video and use it for educational purpose in France ? We would translate it. Thanks. Regards.
Thanks so much for a basic breakdown! Helps so much!
Thank you Down to earth explanation. The best part is motor to speed up but turns Alternator when brake appled Energy Conserved a lot. No mechanical gear box No Differentials Oh if higher secondary students are taught this way No costly coaching classes or spoon feeding
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I been a mechanic 30 years, umm no, even now a days, most normal people have no idea how to proper trouble shoot a common problem with check engine lights... most mechanics cant either, its a specialty..... THis will be as well... This video left alot out.... I actually work on these cars and gas cars......ASE Master Mechanic.. Its a good basic video, but its being bias on some many levels and WRONG about cost.....
@@recon5107 always a guy like you…did you just come here to tell us you’ve been a mechanic for 30 years
So good explanation and awesome clear voice.
It was a fantastic, knowledgeable👍 video. I thought I will need to give so many hours or days to understand EV's but by explaining electric vehicle working in just 18min you proved me wrong.
Thank you so much🙏
Two years have passed, and the technological advancement in electric vehicles (EVs) has been rapid. Some Chinese electric cars now boast a range exceeding 1000 kilometers, with fast-charging speeds reaching 80% capacity in just 15 minutes. Prices have become comparable to traditional fuel-powered cars, and, more importantly, there has been a significant increase in intelligent features.
Haha! Which one has a range of over 1,000kms?
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The most informative explanation on EV. Greatly appreciated! A couple questions: 1. Why do we sometimes hear electric cars blow up? 2. What's the key technology in EV development? 3. What are obstacles ahead in the industry?
1. when battery is pierced there is no stopping it. The chemistry reacts to air and will start burning like hell. just run away. 2. Batteries lasting longer, giving more juice. Reducing costs. 3. Some of the parts used in batteries are being minded from the ground. Soon there will be shortage of materials and EV are going to switch to H powered mechanisms
@@JakovOmrcen I been Master mechanic for 30 years, Batteries today don't last longer, they last less longer than 10 year,s 20 years ago.... the quality has GOT worse..... not better... This is for electric and Gas cars, we sell MORE batteries than we ever did, 20 years ago, in cars a year old and less........ Batteries for Electric also cost thousands .......that does not reduce costs... Sensors , states, motors, etc in electric cars have HIGH maint, need to be recal all the damn time, which is NOT under most warranties, due to it being related to weather, debris.... So, people who THINK electric will be cheaper, have a rude awaken, and as I said in other posts, its a specialty, just like diagnosing , trouble shooting check engine lights, known as drivability.... something I done my entire career, and I meet 3 others like myself and worked with hundreds, so good luck finding a shop to repair, these, even in the future, due to the cost of tools, US mechanics have to PAY, and most won't and cant.....So, you will be forced to a dealer, and most of there mechanics won't either...Unless the SHOPS pays and MOST shops, don't pay for shit, they rely on US mechanics..... This is why the industry is dying, and has been for 30 years..... These shops will be all gone small business wise..... It will be only dealers and only a few of them.... that WILL be able to fix this stuff.... due to them PAYING shit and giving shit benefits.... Talk to any Master mechanic like myself who has been doing this along time, they will TELL you the same, this WILL cost the customer WAY MORE money at the end of the day....... and drive more mechanics from the industry... as it did when Computers, come into cars..I personally loved computers, and electric, but I know reality and cost and what it does to our bodies and how we are treated. So, the industry, and customers will pay the price, MARK my words.... Long waits....and more $$
I know all these business Proposals about an improvement is not or it's just another big business proposal for the big shot oligarchs and government to make billions of dollars.... They don't care about your safety or income if you can afford it... I prefer the old cars that I worked on I can replace carburetors, regulators, alternators, generators, brakes, radiators, tune-ups ect. And when the computers came around I said forget it man you got a go to the mechanic to do the job and turn off that check engine light and it's more expensive. How much blood can they squeeze off our arteries since they drain all our veins already and kill us with stress and anxiety..... This politicians and business people lie through the cracks of their teeth....
@@recon5107 ICE cars have loads more electric stuff sapping battery power now than they ever did, chance some pickups having 2 batteries. Not being sexist but there are a lot more women driving cars these days, just doing short local runs. In the UK we have a saying never buy a car previously owned by a health visitor or district nurse. The Tesla model S was launched over 10 years ago, with only an 8 year battery warranty! ICE engines are 20-25 percent efficient! Electric motors are 97-99percent!!! If you have 2 electric motors on the same axle you don't need a multi speed transmission or differential. Also with the OBDll port you have a very Good idea what's wrong.
Battery blow due to thermal runaway , is the battery pack have good cooling system then chances of thermal run
way is very less. Thermal runaway is the most adverse cause of complete thermal mismanagement
I was watching this with a friend and student of mine, and both of us learnt quite a lot. You really rock with this video. Keep on doing these videos, pls! Congratulations about it!
Hi from Brazil.
Thanks so much for this video. The language and expressions utilized were really easy even for beginners to understand the concepts. Keep up the good work!
I hadn't sunscribed to your Channel two weeks ago, since I didn't find any videos regarding EV.
Now I am. Thanks. Was exactly looking for this explanation.
thank you for your crystal clear voice & animation 🙏🙏🙏
Excellent overview of EV types! Cars like the Toyota bZ4X are really setting the bar high for BEVs with their amazing range and advanced features. Would love to see more examples like that!
This video captures all the essential details for a layman to comprehend the functioning of the different types of EVs.
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Very well explained in short time...I love it❤
I interviewed a top energy expert on my home page vid. He warns EV conversion will not happen and oil can never be replaced.
Many thanks.
Enlightening presentation.
Clearly we are getting close to massive rollout and affordable EVs.
Until EVs are under $20,000 they are not "affordable" for the average person. Sure doctors and lawyers will be able to drive them, but not average everyday workers.
@@brewergamer AND, we currently don't have the electric power generation required to charge a fleet of EVs, exacerbated by the current push to eliminate fossil fuels......not realistic, IMO.
I priced one at $80,000. Hell they can keep it. I have a 2014 buick lacrosse and a Nissan pathfinder rock creek 2020 and both are paid off and run perfectly. I keep them clean and polished and i take care of them. They not only have to bring down the ev prices but they have to perfect them before i even think about spending $80,000 pluss on one. I travel on i-95 twice a year from Pennsylvania to Florida and i dont see many charging stations. I wish i didn't have to drive down there and i don't fly and of course the mighty United States of America doesn't have highspeed bullet trains which is something we should of had decades ago. Considering how gong ho on Technology this country is. But for now, keep the electric cars and all the money it would take to own one.....
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Great work ! Would love to know more about the engineering behind EVs , especially FCEVs.
Thanks! Sure we will cover FCEVs in future video.
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Wow, I knew nothing about cars but, now I got it, it isn't easy but,I'll get there
Thanks, I love it
Amazing video and explanation but I think you mixed up the ford and mercedes when talking about plugin hybrids 😅
Thx bro. Soon my exhibition is their. I chose working of EV truck. I got much clear idea after seeing your video.
Very helpful - post viewing this video lot of query on EV got resolved. Please can you also help with a video on Battery technologies and there advancement in recent days please .
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It shows a lot of information on EVs , I would like to see what those EV cars and how much are they cost😀
In future I would like to see more about cars
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Great video, well explained.. but next time please make sure attention to details, 12:17 you mentioned Mercedes as ford and vice versa.
My bad
Informative thanks a lot sir
I interviewed a top energy expert on my home page vid. He warns EV conversion will not happen and oil can never be replaced.
Love electric car! The acceleration is smooth, the zero emissions make it eco-friendly, and the convenience of charging is a game-changer. Excited for a greener future with more electric cars on the road!
I interviewed a top energy expert on my home page vid. He warns EV conversion will not happen and oil can never be replaced.
@@ChannelNews1 And when oil runs out, what will happen?
@@LAndrewsChannel did you watch it?
@@ChannelNews1 Both you and the "energy expert" are clearly biased, spewing unverfied or false crap about EVs and pretty much riding each other arguments without actually discussing anything for the 5 minutes I had the patience to listen.
Also, repling the same text to other unrelated comments under this video is an easy way to be reported as spam and diminish the value of whatever you are saying.
@@LAndrewsChannel how is providing hard resources biased? The shoe is clearly on the other foot.
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Thank you very much for sharing info about the EV's only charging time is long otherwise a good contribution to the green environment.
I interviewed a top energy expert on my home page vid. He warns EV conversion will not happen and oil can never be replaced.
Thanks. I didn't know anything about electric cars
This is very useful. Thank you. But I also wanna tell, in some countries these EV vehicles are makes a huge emissions. if the electricity made by chemical power plants, then thes car makes lots of emissions. Because of its not from the car, we don't see it. These EV vehicles are eco friendly if we make electricity by solar power or some other eco friendly way. But some how your video is very useful. Thank you. 😎
@Udantha Samarasinghe, Pollution controlling devices like Electrostatic Precipitators, Catalytic Reduction systems , Flue Desulfiaration systems etc can be installed to coal /fossil fuel power plants. Such devices are impractical to be installed on every ICE vehicle on the road. Hence, even if electricity is generated at coal /fossil fuel power plants, EVs are greener than ICE vehicles. Solar panel manufacturing also produce greenhouse gas emissions and toxins like hydrofluoric acid. Hydel projects emit lot of greenhouse gases from stored water, along with other environmental implications. So virtually no energy source for human use is "absolutely green".
You are mostly correct. Keep in mind that while it is true that generating electricity in conventional (non Green) power plants produces Greenhouse gases, proper design can decrease it with new technology, although it cannot totally eliminate it. At the generation point it is far simpler and less costly to reduce pollution than to do it in each vehicle. Therefore, there is still tremendous advantage to switching aways from petrol to electric cars. As we switch to Green Power generation (Wind, Solar, and Geothermal) then of course electric cars will make even more sense.
Don't repeat Fossil Fuel Corporate propaganda, similar to what the Tobacco Industry was doing by lying about the dangers of tobacco smoking (Emphysema, Cancer, and lots of other problems made worse).
Knowledgeable video 👍
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Amazing vedio. Appreciated the efforts put on in making such wonderful material. Anyone can understand becuase of its simplicity & excellent animation which are timed perfectly. Thanks for sharing
Thanks a ton
Every human has the wright to protect the enviorement. It can be done through EV (this) cars. Whether you like or not the technolgy will change. Its the time to change all of us to EV cars and thanks to your video. It gave more details.
Great point!
Very much Informative content, thanks for sharing
I interviewed a top energy expert on my home page vid. He warns EV conversion will not happen and oil can never be replaced.
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Some cons you did not mention. EV cars with decent range weigh a lot more than ICE. That means larger tires, suspension, brakes and other components. It also means more mass in motion in case of a crash. All that electricity must be generated. At this time most of that is with polluting power. Include that and EV's are not so green. Batteries require exotic materials. A malfunction of an EV is a big problem at this time. Service is costly and time consuming. This may be improved but it is not there yet. It is not possible at this time to have only EV's. I do agree that ICE cars will be diminished. The question is when not if. The question is if you want to lead the pack or wait and see.
This is valuable information that the American people should know about.
So I have no dispute with what you’re saying, but this is not a static situation, and it’s not a situation that we can just bury a our head in the sand, so research and development dollars are being spent as we speak, so they’re going to be breakthroughs as there always is and standing in the way by taking a wait and see attitude is exactly what we should not be doing, and the fact that we’re not able to have everything we want at one time shouldn't be an obstacle either.
So let's not forget that the gasoline powered internal combustion engine cars were not developed overnight, as it took time to build up the infrastructure and the supply chain necessary to support them and the Legacy auto manufacturers has to somehow manage and that’s not going to be an easy task.
So it would not surprise me that some of these Legacy auto manufacturers we’ll be bankrupt within the next 5 years as the public demands more EV's and so the advantage will be to those start up companies, because they don't have the problems of the Legacy auto manufacturers and such an example would be Tesla, as they came in at a time that allowed them to have virtually no competitors to worry about and their vision to develop the vehicle using the most advanced technology that was not available 50 years ago and because they chose to structure the company the way they did by not using traditional advertisers and selling directly to the consumer, cutting out the middleman so to speak, and so these things have given start up companies like Tesla an enormous advantage over these Legacy auto manufacturers.
So let's not forget that the internal combustion gasoline powered cars we're driving today took a long time to develop, particularly the infrastructure that support these vehicles, so hopefully the infrastructure to support EV’s more broadly will not take as long, but it will take some time as we saw Tesla make a decision early on to insure that wherever their cars are sold, that they had a supporting net worth of very fast DC chargers to keep their cars on the road, as well as providing the ability to charge at other third-party chargers and of course at home, and so I think these start up EV companies using Tesla as an example will have an enormous advantage over those Legacy auto manufacturers as they don't have to manage a fleet of internal combustion gasoline powered cars.
The other problem that exist is with high gas prices are driving more people to move to EV’s over the ICE cars we’re drive today, so it took a long time to build up all that infrastructure to support these vehicles and there in lies the problem as each of the Legacy auto manufacturers face managing an aging supply chain of parts and suppliers that they still need, as well as the fuels, and the other thing that don’t get mention is the fuel refining capacity is a limiting factor as new capacity to refine these fuels is simply not going to be added as it hasn’t been added in decades and as the public begins to more fully understand the urgency to act in combating climate change and global warming issues, an electric vehicle becomes more desirable, however, having said that this is causing a problem and that there's no more capacity to refine gasoline as it takes years to put new capacity in place and it would make no sense to invest more dollars in an industry that will be dead by the end of the decade, and so those with your mindset of a wait and see attitude are considered dinosaurs and you know what happened to the dinosaurs, right? Cheers!🥂
@@theodorehaskins3756 You put a lot of effort into your reply. You are preaching to the choir I do believe that ICE are on their way out. Eventually! I am 80!
On a lighter note: The dinosaurs got wiped out along most other creatures larger than a mouse. This is according videos from UA-cam. I was not there to see that but sounds credible. The human race may be on borrowed time also along with ICE and EV's.
@@willdehne1 Touché! So sometimes the members of the choir needs to hear the sermon too! Comphrende! Cheers!🥂
@@theodorehaskins3756 ok this is way too big to read so could you sum it up?Also I still live with my parents because my salary could barely sustain me alone from living month to month so wait and see is the only thing I can do and honestly ill be a gramps by the time ev cars become mandatory and such,possibly even dead so I think I will stick to ICE cars because I find them more fun.
Thank you very much.
this has been super informative.
This video was very informative
12:17 Ford C-Max Energi is really nice 👌🤣
Anyway, really nice video. Thanks !
Great work and convenient 👌👌
Thank you, it is very useful information to begin with.
This is a pretty neat video I love watching videos like this ❤❤
Thank you for informative video.
Does EV produce heat as petrol cars?
How does the a/c work in EV ?
God Bless You Sir 🙏
Productive & informative video.
Great work as an engineer have alot ... Even I never knew how they work ...
Wow! Very informative. Thanks!
Cool video, nicely done!!! Good job!
That's really nice informative video.
One query on batteries,
There is a saying that we should use more of slow chargers rather fast or ultra fast charger to get longer battery life. is this true ?
I am not sure how fast charger decrease the battery life, could you pls explain ?
No.note, need to see the thermal conditions of the cells during the rapid charging.
Very educative 👍🏾
Great presentation! I would like to hear about solid state battery
Very Nicely explained! Thank you
Nice work dude!
GREAT, INFORMATIVE VIDEO
I have heard that charging the battery at home in a standard electrical outlet takes many hours to fully recharge; and the owners will need an electrical system that has more juice flowing into the battery.
Thank so much for your so intersting explenation, for sure i will change my gas car to an Ev car in future
Great video.. learned a lot.. Just be mindful of mistakes as “Says Mercedes but shows Ford car and says Ford and shows Mercedes vehicle”..
And if you going to to pronounce out “EV” (electric vehicle), also you should pronounce out “ICE” (Internal Combustion Engine) for those who aren’t aware.
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Please make dedicated video on ev hybrid vehicles 🥺
Thank you for the information. We like more information . What are the risks in EV . Thank you
thanks for such nice info.
Thanks again For this wonderful video .
nice video，itis a pity donnot find BYD in it,haha
Very good information
My bmw i3 has a range extender
Petrol generator in the boot
Kindly explain how it is connected and works
Thanks
After this video now i know 4 types😅 cars
I interviewed a top energy expert on my home page vid. He warns EV conversion will not happen and oil can never be replaced.
can you tell if ev battery dead or it complete 80000 miles
can we recycle battery or not ?
by the way wonderful video
Ismoyo Riamah have been waiting for your next videos
Superb sir 🌴🌴....
What is the battery life time ?
Cost of batteries to replace expired batteries ?
recycling process of expired batteries ?
Environmental challenges while disposing batteries ?
plz explain ?
Great information 😊
Thanks for your efforts
best video 😊💜
Nice work!
Thank you so much for this information .
First time watcher,good one. Does the battery dissipate charge if kept idle for some days?
EVs can handle extended periods of inactivity very well. But a lot can depend on what condition your car battery is in. If your car battery is new and has been kept in good condition, it can probably sit unused for about two weeks before it goes flat.
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Great knowledge, thanks 🌹
Electrons don't flow from Positive to negative, it's the vise versa.. above all good job
Yep
Hey.... very nicely explained.... wonderful
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I love this video
I learnt a lot
I see some solutions in questions I have been asking
you give us great knowlege
Hi, thank you for your video. Is it possible to download your video and use it for educational purpose in France ? We would translate it. Thanks. Regards.
Good video, for next please explain about nuclear powered vehicle.. 😂✌️
Excellent explanation
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