Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2025 4:59 pm
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Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
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Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2025 5:30 pm
Our cars are too safe, how can we distract people and cause some more accidents?
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:25 am
Yeah but elves and reindeer and falling snow on the screen and jingle bells for an indicator noise. That's got to be worth a crash in anyone's book!
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 4:56 am
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 7:45 am
This is what happens when stupid people are allowed access to statistics they have no hope of being able to understand.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 11:13 am
That's how you reply to questions you don't want to answer: call the questioner stupid. Well done that man.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 11:15 am
What questions??Saga Lout wrote: Mon Dec 15, 2025 11:13 amThat's how you reply to questions you don't want to answer: call the questioner stupid. Well done that man.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 11:49 am
This is what happens when stupid people don't listen to the video they're responding to.Slenver wrote: Mon Dec 15, 2025 11:15 amWhat questions??Saga Lout wrote: Mon Dec 15, 2025 11:13 amThat's how you reply to questions you don't want to answer: call the questioner stupid. Well done that man.Slenver wrote: Mon Dec 15, 2025 7:45 am
This is what happens when stupid people are allowed access to statistics they have no hope of being able to understand.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 11:55 am
Have you been drinking?Saga Lout wrote: Mon Dec 15, 2025 11:49 amThis is what happens when stupid people don't listen to the video they're responding to.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 12:55 pm
You called her stupid, then pretended you didn't hear any questions. Who's the stupid one?
Shoulda gone to Specsavers, they do hearing tests now.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 12:58 pm
Why so aggressive?Saga Lout wrote: Mon Dec 15, 2025 12:55 pmYou called her stupid, then pretended you didn't hear any questions. Who's the stupid one?
Shoulda gone to Specsavers, they do hearing tests now.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 3:09 pm
Why are you being so stupid? I'm not being aggressive, I've just taken lessons on how to not answer questions.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2025 3:20 pm
I can only refer you back to either of my previous questions.Saga Lout wrote: Mon Dec 15, 2025 3:09 pmWhy are you being so stupid? I'm not being aggressive, I've just taken lessons on how to not answer questions.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2025 3:26 pm
Ford shitcanned the EV F150... That lost them $19.5 Billion...
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2025 10:46 pm
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2025 10:38 am
Bit of an update to the Nissan leaf, it’s still a great cheap to run car. Enjoyed it so much I’ve bought myself an ID Buzz van to go with it. I was still paying £250-£300 a month diesel in my van so that’s now £35 in electric instead. The ID buzz is superb, a lot quicker than the leaf as it has 282hp and 550nm torque as soon as you touch the throttle 
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2025 12:53 pm
As Mr Dazzle often said, it's battery tech where major improvements will come.
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/tech ... ev-battery
Stellantis and French battery maker SAFT have revealed an integrated battery system that is more efficient, smaller and lighter and cuts charging times by 15%.
Called IBIS (Intelligent Battery Integrated System), the battery incorporates the inverter and charger functions directly into its pack, creating a single module to deliver power to the drive motor-generator.
Until now, inverters – a key EV component that manages both power and the transition between AC and DC current between battery and motor- generator or battery and charger – have either been a stand-alone element or integrated with drive motors.
Likewise, on-board chargers are normally individual components. IBIS works with any type of battery chemistry or in any application, from electric cars to stationary systems.
What should we notice as drivers of an IBIS-equipped car? Stellantis says there’s a 10% efficiency improvement based on the WLTP cycle and a 15% power gain from 150kW to 172kW in a direct comparison with a conventional EV high-voltage battery.
Because the major high-voltage components are integrated into one, weight will be reduced by 40kg, and IBIS liberates 17 litres of space. Charging will be faster, too, dropping from seven hours to six on a 7kW domestic AC charger, together with a 10% energy saving making charging less expensive.
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/tech ... ev-battery
Stellantis and French battery maker SAFT have revealed an integrated battery system that is more efficient, smaller and lighter and cuts charging times by 15%.
Called IBIS (Intelligent Battery Integrated System), the battery incorporates the inverter and charger functions directly into its pack, creating a single module to deliver power to the drive motor-generator.
Until now, inverters – a key EV component that manages both power and the transition between AC and DC current between battery and motor- generator or battery and charger – have either been a stand-alone element or integrated with drive motors.
Likewise, on-board chargers are normally individual components. IBIS works with any type of battery chemistry or in any application, from electric cars to stationary systems.
What should we notice as drivers of an IBIS-equipped car? Stellantis says there’s a 10% efficiency improvement based on the WLTP cycle and a 15% power gain from 150kW to 172kW in a direct comparison with a conventional EV high-voltage battery.
Because the major high-voltage components are integrated into one, weight will be reduced by 40kg, and IBIS liberates 17 litres of space. Charging will be faster, too, dropping from seven hours to six on a 7kW domestic AC charger, together with a 10% energy saving making charging less expensive.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2025 12:54 pm
I like Buzzes. See tons of commercial ones in London these days.Couchy wrote: Thu Dec 18, 2025 10:38 am Bit of an update to the Nissan leaf, it’s still a great cheap to run car. Enjoyed it so much I’ve bought myself an ID Buzz van to go with it. I was still paying £250-£300 a month diesel in my van so that’s now £35 in electric instead. The ID buzz is superb, a lot quicker than the leaf as it has 282hp and 550nm torque as soon as you touch the throttle
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2025 9:05 pm
That sounds more like a bad trade-off than an improvement, it depends on how often inverters go wrong as owners could end up chucking a perfectly good battery out well before it's time.Horse wrote: Thu Dec 18, 2025 12:53 pm As Mr Dazzle often said, it's battery tech where major improvements will come.
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/tech ... ev-battery
Stellantis and French battery maker SAFT have revealed an integrated battery system that is more efficient, smaller and lighter and cuts charging times by 15%.
Called IBIS (Intelligent Battery Integrated System), the battery incorporates the inverter and charger functions directly into its pack, creating a single module to deliver power to the drive motor-generator.
Until now, inverters – a key EV component that manages both power and the transition between AC and DC current between battery and motor- generator or battery and charger – have either been a stand-alone element or integrated with drive motors.
Likewise, on-board chargers are normally individual components. IBIS works with any type of battery chemistry or in any application, from electric cars to stationary systems.
What should we notice as drivers of an IBIS-equipped car? Stellantis says there’s a 10% efficiency improvement based on the WLTP cycle and a 15% power gain from 150kW to 172kW in a direct comparison with a conventional EV high-voltage battery.
Because the major high-voltage components are integrated into one, weight will be reduced by 40kg, and IBIS liberates 17 litres of space. Charging will be faster, too, dropping from seven hours to six on a 7kW domestic AC charger, together with a 10% energy saving making charging less expensive.
Re: Would you have an electric car if you had the money for a new car and were in the market for one?
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2025 9:07 pm
I saw two today being driven like they were stolen, one was black. Have you been to Sheffield this afternoon?Couchy wrote: Thu Dec 18, 2025 10:38 am Bit of an update to the Nissan leaf, it’s still a great cheap to run car. Enjoyed it so much I’ve bought myself an ID Buzz van to go with it. I was still paying £250-£300 a month diesel in my van so that’s now £35 in electric instead. The ID buzz is superb, a lot quicker than the leaf as it has 282hp and 550nm torque as soon as you touch the throttle