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my initial thought agrees with yours... however, if this approach encourages thai people to follow the law, take responsibility, and understand that negligence has consequences, then it's worth pursuing for the potential benefits. empty promises from politicians and ineffective law enforcement won't bring any changes ... as i see it, the core issue will always be corruption ...

My First Week as an Electric Trucker ...

thank you very much, you explained the situation very well. almost every week, a new ev hater shows up in this thread with ridiculous claims and insults aimed at ev owners. in contrast, many forum members are open-minded and ask questions about electric vehicles. they receive patient and detailed answers. unfortunately, some of these members are driven away by the haters and have decided to avoid the topic of electric cars in this forum ... ev owners don't judge or insult others for buying an ice vehicle, but the reverse has become the norm ...

if you're concerned about the resale value in just a few years, it's better to choose a hybrid car... (i'm not belong to the ev haters! )

who says that? mr. safety first, someone who doesn’t own an ev and has only limited knowledge about them? shame on you! i would say the exact opposite. all ev owners on this forum provide excellent, first-hand experience, advice, and answers. just because you don’t like the answers doesn’t mean they’re not accurate. agian, shame on you! every ev owner on this forum will tell you: ev's aren’t for everyone, ev's won’t save the climate, ev's have a lot of potential to improve along with even better infrastructure, and yes, ev's have also some disadvantages too ... it’s only the ev haters who pretend to know everything about ev's, even though most have never driven or owned one. think about that!

you're right, not every thai is in debt or financially uneducated... but not many aren't. speaking of education, how many teachers are in debt and unable to pay it off in their lifetime?

... are there any thai people without debts? the first thing thai's like to talk about is food, followed immediately by debt and money ... will that ever change? I don't think so ...

she also said her father toni is seriously ill ( to avoid jail time) ... and she isn't ready yet to become a prime minister ... there are a lot more things to come ... luckily for her, thai people believe these lies and support her criminal father toni ... thailand can be proud ...

it's really interesting: only non-ev owners are the ones demanding more range and better battery quality. only ev denier's claim that today's battery technology is useless and uneconomical. if you ask ev owners, they'll tell you that for everyday use, today's battery technology and range are already completely sufficient and will continue to be for the next 15-20 years. one thing is certain, battery technology will see significant progress in the coming years. but only a specific group will have real benefit from this development. who really needs 1'000 km of range without stopping? who really needs to take only a few minutes break to charge every few hours on a long journey? these ideas mostly come from petrolheads and ev denier's, not from experienced ev owners! by the way, every ev owner has also driven an internal combustion engine (ice) vehicle for years, so they know what they're talking about. on the other hand, the "ev haters" have zero experience because they've never owned an ev car. it's also noticeable that ice drivers often seems to show a kind of hate and like do insult ev owners. has any ev owner in this forum ever attacked or insulted an ice driver just for driving an ice vehicle?

are you calling my post attacking "the man"! agian, it is just a 500 thb ticket ... never mind! drive safe to all out there ...

are you also a fromer cop ... sorry, just kidding

that made me laugh ... that's a good one ... as a former cop, you really should know better

you are not allowed to enter a intersection when traffic is stocked ... yellow phase is normally a few seconds, you must have seen the traffic in front of you has stopped ... it is just a ticket...

unfortunately, you're wrong! even if there are fatalities, safety measures will not be improved in the long term ... never will happen in thailand! lives don't matter ... never have and never will!

https://www.reverautomotive.com/en/news/byd-seal-oct-campaign the website also allows plenty of room for interpretation... i would say, business as usual ...

a good prime minister would swiftly develop and announce strict measures, providing personal updates every four months with a transparent report on progress. she should promise that if the goals and commitments are not met, both she and the entire government will resign. starting today! but a prime minister with a criminal family background will, as usual, make promises without taking responsibility. nothing will change in the long run! we already know, it olny will be empty promises, self-promotion, and face-saving acting ....

i think, i would go for it, but only for the new byd seal performance 2025, even if i had to wait a few months ... i would have two cars to trade in typo

just imagine, trump will get 100 ... that would be a nightmare all the best to jimmy carter 🙂

of course it doesn't vinny41 ... what a silly question ... you should know that

don't get me started with rats damaging my gasoline car ...a few times every year... very tiresome

... intentionally? that would be pure speculation ... i know someone who regularly forgets the phone at home ... hope the lady is fine 🙏

sadly, that will happen for a few weeks (as a face saving), after that back to normal ... the deaths and the killing on the road will continue. ...

RIP, it makes me feel sad, helpless and also angry. angry, because nothing will improve to prevent a future tragedy like this ... it will happen again and again ...

what complete nonsense! who told you that? did you come up with this on your own? modern batteries, such as lithium-ion, typically last between 2,000 to 4,000 charge cycles before their capacity degrades (to about 70%). this results in a range of 600,000 km or more. even after so many charge cycles, the car remains fully functional and can continue to drive reliably for many years after. a 70% capacity is still more than sufficient for most daily use (e.g., 450 km x 70% = 315 km).

are you calling yourself wise? such a narrow-minded and ignorant statement ... a claim that ridiculous doesn't reflect too well on you... here is a good read for people with "imited" knowledge about bev: www.faircharge.co.uk/little-book-of-ev-myths