The Historically Accurate EV discussion - TenTenths Motorsport Forum

12 Feb 2020, 21:47 (Ref:3957320)

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MGDavid

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Originally Posted by crmalcolm

Producers of EVs are improving the battery situation all the time.
10yr old EVs are not worthless now, so why would it be different in 2030?

It says in that ad you linked to -
'range up to 70 miles' - how much good is that ffs? I'm only in the Thames Valley but it wouldn't reliably get me into London and back; certainly wouldn't allow me to nip down to see relos in Cheltenham or Brighton, or to visit Race Retro for the day, or to visit many of my racer pals. It's a joke....

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