TylerDurden
100 GW
"If the EV and battery industries want to avoid interminable litigation and untold reputation damage, they need to get honest with their stockholders and customers. They need to tell potential customers that they might get 4 miles per kWh of pack capacity on a good day, but can't plan on getting more than 2 miles per kWh on a bad one. They need to stop comparing the fueling cost for a brand new EV with the average economics of an aging automotive fleet. They need to stop dividing 12,500 miles per year by 300 days and telling potential buyers that 40 miles of EV range is enough when they know that customers will need at least 80 miles of reliable range to accommodate day-to-day variations and achieve an annual average of 12,500 miles."
http://seekingalpha.com/article/225208-the-cruel-realities-of-ev-range?source=article_lb_author
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