Thats not entirely true… there are some good arguments for just in time and lean production.

And mostly arent cost.

A lot has to do with understanding what is required and work towards that goal and only that goal.

True true… but also trust in the wrong person

Fell for the oldest trick in the book…

Trusting for sure was involved…

It allows AI… nothing more.

I hope he at least used AI to format it…

Just because two things happen at the same time doesn’t meant they are connected. So why bring it up at all?

And yes, this is going to get worse before it gets better (if at all) but still unrelated to the drive technology.

Because surprised surprised cars are replaced at a faster rate than technology necessary

That is a crazy thought.

Gas engines already are the wet dream of any company. There are few things that could top that.

You are lcoked in in terms of fuel as it requires a tremendous supply chain without any alternatives.

This fuel source also is ONLY used for vehicles which makes the market smaller and reduces leverage for the the consumer.

It required by design a significant amount of wear and spare parts.

It requires regular services and for new cars even OTP s that allow to service them

Its a mature market where no really new manufacturers have showee up on decades.

BEVs break a lot of these dependences and thats why you see so much movement and new parties in the market.

But only in Germany the Hilti Pasat is trying to breake any speed record om existence

Rome is easy mode… farther south it starts to look like GTA on a slow day

Guess…

Finger prints are extremely invasive. They like a 100 percent identification of about any user.

Godspeed Mrs. Hamilton!

You can cut a small trench with a specialized tool… easy enough.

Exactly… the issue is the reluctance to install something simple as electric power to your parking space. This is not a technical issue… purely ideological nothing else.

There is a beautifully located DC charger overlooking Lake Geneva (of Smoke On The Water fame)

Yes… I see a DC charger maybe 2 or 3 times a year.

They are online and share their status with Google maps or the navigation software from your car.

Idk… but recently someone drive a Tesla from somewhere in Europe to Beijing …

So definitely doable.

All over Europe basically… I highly doubt you will find any place im Europe that hasn’t a DC charger within 50km .

By law they have to be every 50km on highways but of course you dont have highways all over the place