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do the seats in your car have ventilation? on a hot day, after just a short ride with my current car, i already have a damp back! in a country like thailand, having ventilated seats would be a nice thing. relying on blasting the aircon at a very low temperature, which leaves everyone feeling chilly and uncomfortable, is not a very good solution ... when you're purchasing a premium car (2 million baht or more), would you expect having also ventilated (front) seats?

my daughter is still waiting for the tablet that was promised ...

nothing weird ablut that ... i contacted the government hospital because i would like to donate my organs in the event of my passing. unfortunately, there seems to be an age limit (50 ?). therefore, i have decided to donate my body to the medical school. i always carry my donation card with me ...

why do you want to buy a hybrid? do you regularly do long daily road trips (300+ km) without breaks? electric cars aren't suitable for everyone. electric cars have many pros and also some cons. everyone should inform themselves to get basic knowledge before buying an electric car. from how you describe your situation, a battery electric vehicle (BEV) seems to be a perfect fit. assuming you live in a house and can have a wall box installed, your house (out in the village) will be ready for to charge your own BEV in half a day! (no nearby charging station is needed.) member "edwinchester" is a great example using an electric car ...

the house price can vary within a wide range, based on the interior, the quality of materials, etc. i would say that 70k per sqm should be sufficient for a high standard of building quality. however, i would not include the following in this price: furniture, kitchen, bathroom fixtures, air conditioning systems, media systems, architect fees and charges ... and, in 5 years, material prices and labor costs could also be 5 - 10% higher as today ... an estimate of costs from a contractor will provide more specific figures ...

where did i stated "drug dealers should be allowed to go free"? what's wrong with you? i wrote ".... everyone should have the chance of a fair trial ... "

there's something wrong with your way of thinking. don't you believe that everyone should have the chance of a fair trial? do you think it's okay to just shoot so many down like a wild animal? killed also completely innocent people, and as far as I remember, some children and women ... let's say your son was in the wrong place at the wrong time during the war on drugs, and your beloved son was unlawful cold-bloodedly gunned down by the police. would you still give thaksin a medal? in my opinion, people like you are mentally ill ...

how many combustion engine vehicles catch fire per day here in thailand? is every fire hyped up by the media (and by you)? of course not, because it is daily business ... @transam you are not totally against EV's (do you believe yourself?), can you please publish also every ICE vehicle fire? thank you so much!

i'm pretty sure there are several ways to check the real SoH of the ev car battery . one of these ways is by using a tool called the "Aviloo" test kit, which is commonly used in europe. https://aviloo.com/home-en.html The TÜV-certified AVILOO PREMIUM battery test provides you with information about the state of health of the drive battery of your electric or plug-in hybrid car. The state of health shows you which extractable energy (expressed in the so-called State of Health or SoH) you can still use for driving at the time of the test, in relation to the new state of the battery according to the manufacturer.

do you know the investigation results of the outbreak of the fire? could you please provide us with some information? to the best of my knowledge, the cause of the fire outbreak remains unclear! by the way, there was also a plane crash recently ...

anywhere near battery change date ... that is a good one ... since when has an ev car a battery change date? can you tell us more please? you seems to know a lot about ev's ...

as nobody has responded yet, i'll give it a try. however, i only have basic knowledge about solar systems; other forum members are the experts. various projects are well-documented in this forum, and they have been very helpful in my decision-making process regarding a solar system! for references of an installer, please provide your location. why choose a 3-phase system? are there plans for future expansions? 3-phase systems can be more expensive for both house installation and the solar installation. you listed your energy consumption only for during the day. have you decided a hybrid system is out of question? what is your goal with the solar system? do you want to reduce electricity costs only, or do you aim to become more or less self-sufficient? how many hours do your air conditioners run per day? only in the summer or throughout the whole year the same? do you own an electric vehicle, or are you planning to buy one? how is the roof's orientation, slope, surface area? since it's not a DIY project, you should also expect costs in the range of few hundred thousand thb, even for a medium-sized system.

you forgot to add the price of the license plate ( กธ 9, maybe 500'000 thb or more ... )

i took a closer look at the BYD Seal at the motor show (march 2023). i really like its exterior, but i find the interior design to be overloaded ... it's a pity that the Seal is still not available in thailand and we do not have any information about the pricing yet ...

a fortuner is a large, heavy car, but personally, I wouldn't consider it as a really safe vehicle ...

the west-oriented solar panel will produce less electricity during midday compared to the south-oriented panels. depending on your system, this difference in production can negatively affect the overall energy output. I have only limited knowledge on this topic, and there are other forum members who can provide a more detailed explanation. to better understand the issue of varying (panel) energy production, you can watch a video about shading and its impact on solar panels: https://youtu.be/9GvhDhCSJgo

only a small fraction of people are installing solar panels solely because of having an electric car. the primary motivation for going solar is to reduce the house-electrical bill. moreover, most solar systems generate surplus energy, which can be harnessed to charge an electric car. this surplus energy can essentially be considered as free electricity, providing an additional incentive for adopting solar power ...

if I remember correctly, on friday, the parliament (under pm thaksin's leadership) changed the law so that he could proceed with selling his company. by monday, the deal was completed!!! of course, some may argue that changing the law was not entirely selfless ...

how did she get access to your bank account?

for the asian market / hot climate : other brands also face this issues, such as sunroofs are not an option or even sunroofs without closing lid and also seats without ventilation (premium cars). one example is the very new Volo EX30 ...

please educate yourself before making absolutely irrational claims. it appears that you know nothing at all about charging stations in thailand and the charging time of electric cars ...

completely incorrect! in the northern region, there is an annual burning season accompanied by severe air pollution. before making baseless statements, please refer to the data from the past decade. it always astonishes me to see foreigners living in the north who are unaware of the significant issue of air pollution! https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thailands-causes-of-air-pollutions-slow-violence-and-its-possibilities-for-the-clean-air/

what type and capacity of battery do you have? be aware that you could need to replace the inverter, part of the battery, or some panels within 10 years ...

Can you imagine how long the lines would be at charge stations? if you are unable to charge at home, it is advisable not to purchase an electric vehicle (EV). in general, EV car owners living in bangkok may not need to rely on charging stations within the city. typically, you will only need to charge your car at a charging station during long road trips. eg. in my case, a couple of times a year for extended journeys. therefore, i am using a charging station only a few times throughout the year. if you frequently go for long road trips and prefer not to take a 30-minute break after every two hours of driving, there is a simple solution: do not buy an EV car.

sorry, it's not a price reduction for the volvo cx40 / c40, my bad. i made the mistake and didn't check all the information! however, the introduction of a very attractiv price option now appears somewhat strange. i think, some customers would have chosen the less powerful rear-wheel-drive model (because of this very big price difference, which really does not make any sense) if it had been offered ever since the xc40 recharge ev was introduced in thailand end of 2020 ...