citro wrote:
Well, the difference is that they belong to us, but the day when the batteries will drop ...

And talk a little about the batteries ....

A ladle for Macro, that's 100€ per month.... 400€/month.... :shock: 670€/month...1070€/month of car budget :shock: :shock: :shock : :shock: :shock: a minimum wage for 30km traveled in a year... Well my pig (as they say at moué) you have to be really rich to drive electric...(and...

Well it depends on the service you are looking for. Working from home, we would be very happy with a second electric car for everyday journeys, 2km of autonomy is fine with me. There are millions of households in this situation...I said a second one... :? It is...

citro wrote: I think I can answer, knowingly, as well as Janco and Syrota ...

Modest goes

In any case, the first users will not make this purchase to go on vacation... Let's be serious. Yes, and that's why your electric car is not developing, because it is far from providing the same service as classic models, which consumers find...

Lithium packs of equivalent power can already be found at PUBLIC PRICE for €6000 and less than 150kg (the 106 is 120V-100Ah). I may be wrong but basically, your pack is 120 x 100 = 12Kwh If these figures are exact* (they're not mine): https://www.econologie.com/l-energie-.. .

The people I'm talking about don't show off, however foreign journalists have written books where they are quoted An irrefutable guarantee of the rationality of their theories.... The big difference between him and Syrota, or Janco is who knows what he is talking about other than in theory....

I agree with you and I wrote that rather in the form of a joke, but let's admit that a passionate artist is often more cheerful than a rational accountant :wink: Well....not necessarily in daily life.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: well, personally I'm not going to pursue it any further...

PS I like enthusiasts, they have helped to advance humanity, but fortunately they have in front of them the monotony and the sadness of the rational

When you quote Manicore (JM Jancovici), I tense up a little more because I don't share his analysis and especially his conclusions. I salute the media stature of the man and the awareness he arouses but, to my taste, he sometimes slips a little... passionate about the subject That's the problem,...