Bandersnatch

Apologies I thought a 5 second video would play ok - it works fine for me but I have created a YouTube while walking the dogs

“Why would I want an EV when my 10 year old vios does a perfectly good job” This never gets old: IMG_6837.mov

That’s great value for a 50kWh car I put a deposit down on one in 2019 when it was ฿1.1m and had a 44kWh battery, half the price of the Nissan Leaf at the time. Unfortunately the company chosen by MG to install the free wall box refused to install for me as I had solar “solar no good”

Getting to know some of the new cars coming to Thailand by comparison with a car we all know very well

Hyundai IONIQ 5 Price reduction ฿60,000 ฿1,699,000 - ฿1,829,000 800V 72.6 kWh Charge DC 350 kW Range 481 km. (WLTP)

Pete Buttigieg is always very impressive IMHO, a former naval officer who deployed to Afghanistan and a graduate of both Harvard and Oxford Universities. He was a Rhodes Scholar and graduated from Oxford with a first-class honours degree. Pete Buttigieg spoke at the Democratic National Convention. Don't bother replying to this post unless you've watched the 8 minute video first

A joint venture between Changan Automobile, Huawei, and CATL

A show video so at least we know what it looks like 🙂

ChangAn AVATR 11 To be launched in Thailand in September 2024 Big Battery

XPENG G6 vs TESLA MODEL Y

XPENG G6 price revealed

what has this got to do with Thailand? How many Tesla Semis have you seen in Thailand anyway? This is the discussion you should have been posting in https://aseannow.com/topic/1335967-icev-ev-fires-worldwide but you are a newbie (or a bot) and can't see it "You need a minimum of 100 posts to see this forum"

The Hydrogen Highway - a road to nowhere Keep seeing comments in discussions about EVs like this: “of course the future is Hydrogen” but never anything to back it up. About the only place in the world that still has Hydrogen cars is California or more accurately just the Bay Area and Los Angeles. So what is like owning a H2 car in California? This video was published 12 hours ago and shows the current situation.

XPENG G6 Review

XPENG G6, electric Premium SUV. Launching price in Thailand on 21 August!

Electric Vehicles in THAILAND! Back to ignoring your posts

Just a Google translate of the autolifethailand post on FB ขุมพลัง is probably better translated as power than powerful Powertrain Power not "Powertrain is powerful"

GEELY Galaxy E5 review

GEELY is preparing to launch a brand in Thailand for the first time in this October! Galaxy E5 100% electric car. GEELY Galaxy E5 is built on the basis of Geely Electric Architecture (GEA) platform CTB Cell-to-Body battery Geely Aegis Short Blade battery. Powertrain is powerful. Specs of GEELY Galaxy E5 that was launched in China. There are 2 models to choose from. Standard Range 1 electric motor. Maximum power 218 horsepower. Maximum torque 320 newton meters. Battery Lithium-ion (LFP). Capacity 49.52 kWh. Front wheel drive. - Acceleration 0-100 km/h in 6.9 seconds. - Top Speed 180 km/h - Maximum distance run 415 km. (NEDC STANDARDS) - Running a maximum distance of 440 km. ( STANDARD CLTC ) Long Range 1 electric motor. Maximum power 218 horsepower. Maximum torque 320 newton meters. Battery Lithium-ion (LFP). Capacity 60.22 kWh. Front wheel drive. - Acceleration 0-100 km/h in 6.9 seconds. - Top Speed 180 km/h - Running a maximum distance of 505 km. (NEDC STANDARDS) - Maximum distance run 530 km. ( STANDARD CLTC ) The price of GEELY Galaxy E5, 100% electric car in China is 109,800 – 145,800 yuan or around 549,000 – 729,000 baht. Let’s wait to see how much GEELY Galaxy E5 will be launched in Thailand, because the competitor is BYD Atto 3 with price between 799,900 – 949,900 baht and NETA X with price between 739,000 – 799,000 baht including OMODA C5 EV price 899,000 – 949,000 baht. GEELY is preparing to launch a brand in Thailand for the first time in this October! Galaxy E5 100% electric car. The first model in the market in Thailand. B-SUV. Battery 60.22 kWh. Distance 505 km. BYD Atto 3 / NETA X Rival

I second that @ExpatOilWorker Very few people on AN who criticize EVs have ever driven one and it is hard to respect their uninformed opinions. I agree with your comments about the lack of Indicator stalks on the model 3 and would add having to select drive or reverse from the screen makes no sense to me Regen is a personal opinion. I always felt regen on my MG was too weak but my BYD Seal seems perfect as I use it for overtaking blasts and lift off to quickly get back to legal speeds I lift off as traffic slows and never touch my brakes until I’m under 20km/h Some complain it’s not true one pedal and it’s not but any stronger would make my driving jerky.

Connecting my car to my solar system cost about ฿3k When we built the house we wanted to reduce the amount of concrete we used so had a gravel drive, but even using weed block the grass comes through in the rainy season. I am resigned to the fact I will have to concrete it.

I discussed this recently: Tesla: currently available on the CT - can't buy in Thailand. EM during Investor Day 2023 was asked a question about BDC and said it could be added in a couple of years, but said it was "inconvenient" Tesla’s senior vice president in powertrain and energy engineering, Drew Baglino , who has since left Tesla said “Bidirectional… it wasn’t like a conscious decision to not do it; it just wasn’t a priority” and we haven't heard anything since. Ford: F150 Lightning - can't buy in Thailand GM: Chevy Silverado EV - can't buy in Thailand Hyunda: Ioniq 5 starting at ฿1,699,000 Ioniq 6 starting a ฿1,899,000 Kia: EV5 Light : 1,299,000 THB and EV5 Air : 1,399,000 THB Mitsubishi: Outlander PHEV starting price of ฿1.75m Nissan: V2H and V2G is available on the Leaf - can buy in Thailand but you would be a fool to as it comes with the CHAdeMO charging standard and no active cooling for the traction battery. It's also stupid expensive for a 40kWh battery EV Original Price ฿2m - didn't sell New Price (Final Call) - ฿1m - didn't sell Current Price (Final Final Call) - ฿1.5m - not selling

GAC Aion HYPTEC HT

Why Thailand is key to Chinese EV expansion overseas

I have 36kWh in my home solar but I also plug my EV in to the solar system which adds an additional 86kWh.