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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Gweiloman replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
@Bandersnatch In your experience, are the Bang Chak PEA chargers better than PTT’s EV stations? -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Gweiloman replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
What was the charging speed? -
56 provinces warned of waterway overflows following heavy rain
Gweiloman replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Just north of Maejo. The rain normally gets as far as the hospital and slows down to just a drizzle north of that lol. -
In an extremely short space of time, China has alleviated 800 million people out of poverty. What a lot of posters on this thread don’t realise (primarily because of their culture) is that China is not interested in expansion of any sort. They are merely interested in growing more prosperous, both as a nation and as individuals. As to surveillance and all that jazz, the average Chinese citizen can’t be bothered. Personal liberty is a western concept and plays little to no relevance to most Asians. ID cards are mandatory in a lot of Asian countries but hardly exists in the west.
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Gweiloman replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Interesting. What do you think about this guys’ opinion? In any case, with an EV only mileage of about 8- km, I think there is very little risk that the petrol in a MG HS PHEV will go stale. It doesn’t have a high performance engine so I think they made a rather big boo boo there. -
Interesting why you think WW III will start. That will only happen if America decides to engage, being the warmonger that they are. Asia is not their backyard. China won’t care if America invades Cuba. I wonder how the real Hawaiians feel about America occupying their country. Going back further, the native indigenous Indians of America, thousands of their women were raped too @walker88. Also thousands of black slaves who were kidnapped and traded like animals.
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Gweiloman replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
The MG HS PHEV is even bigger than the SS but still smaller than the H6 (at least from the looks of it). But my main criticism of the HS is that it runs on the more expensive Ron 95. The H6 has about 1600 litres of space when the seats are down. That’s sufficient for my dogs AND luggage for a 2-3 week trip. -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Gweiloman replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
If I’m not mistaken, BYD supplies Tesla only with its batteries, apart from their own vehicles. Most other manufacturers use the CATL batteries but I could (and most probably am) mistaken. I really like the claim that BYD batteries don’t explode even after being punctured. -
Very long post. Plenty of freedom in China if you care to look for it. Women in America can’t even decide to abort if they are going to give birth to their sibling after being impregnated by their father. As to China raping Myanmar, western countries have raped the world for centuries and continue to do so.
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Gweiloman replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Atto boot space 440 litres. H6 600 litres. Not sure about Neta U. Can’t find info online but looking at the shape, the back curves down a lot. -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Gweiloman replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Thanks for all the above info. Very useful indeed. I will do some research on boot storage capacity, back seats up and down. That’s my main criteria as I have 4 dogs (large, medium and small x2) that travels everywhere with us. -
56 provinces warned of waterway overflows following heavy rain
Gweiloman replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The wellies I bought for the time I lived in BKK is rotting from lack of use here in CM. Furthermore, the air quality here has been excellent the past couple of years. -
It is highly entertaining to read how many here are predicting doom and gloom for the world’s next superpower. The development of China is something never seen before in the world. The BRI will bring incredible benefits to participating nations. Yes, of course there are setbacks; this is normal for any large scale projects and this is the largest global project the world has ever seen. Fact of the matter is that China will single-handedly pull all its Asean neighbours out of 3rd world to 1st world status and challenge the hegemony of the west. In time to come, the Global South and BRICs will decouple from the USD as the world’s reserve currency. The writing is on the wall. The wests’ decline has begun and the sanctions imposed on Russia and other countries has just released the brakes entirely.
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Gweiloman replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Again, a bit too small for my needs. The H6 is a C-SUV.