The short answer: it wouldn't qualify for federal tax credits.
And the battery pack that powers a qualifying vehicle can’t use components or critical minerals that come from a “foreign entity of concern,” which is government-speak for adversaries like China. The rules, passed during the Biden administration, aim to spur more domestic EV and battery manufacturing, while also making the car industry less reliant on China.
But you won't find it for AUD $20k on the australian market - this is just the price in china, converted to AUD
Store important telephone numbers on your phone. No need to do a google search everytime you call your doctor/dentist/mechanic/whoever.
Surely you could do something with it, but it probably has less power than a current raspberry pi.
This news is relevant for north america. In the EU, most tesla superchargers are already open for other brands.
True. Additionally, some might be embarrassed or too afraid to report an incident.
How would your bike charge? At home? Public charging station?
To be fair, there are multiple companies that would make chrome worse, e.g. Oracle
As long as you don't have a data cap, just leave it running for two days
Is theer an assassin behind you?
Looking back over the past decade, it's fascinating to see how much technology has evolved.
In 2015, the Volkswagen e-Golf was one of the top EVs available, offering optional fast charging and a range of just 125 km.
Did anyone here drive an EV 10 years ago? What was your experience like?
Why is 80 mph / 130 kmh too slow for highways?