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Thailand's EV Industry Faces Challenges Amid Subsidy Concerns - video
I don't believe any of the 'green hype' behind EV's that they are more environmentally friendly than ICE's... the reasons why are a separate debate and have been flogged enough in other threads. However, I own an EV simply because I believe they are better than ICE's now, and yes, simpler to maintain. They are easy to charge 'everywhere' - charing at home means we hardly ever need to stop at a petrol station. If we are out, we can charge about 50-70% in 20mins - enough to have an ice-cream so no major hinderance. The 'greatest' inconvenient we have had with an EV was when the Wife forgot to charge over night and we had dropped to less than 30% so we stopped off at a PTT station and had a bite to eat - the inconvenience was that the Charging App PTT use had changed, so we had to download and register with another App... (that took an extra few mins). Our car gets about 450-500kms on a full charge - which is pretty convenient IMO. There is enough information that the 'fire risk' is much less than an ICE vehicles. - EVs: Approximately 250 fires per million vehicles. - ICE Vehicles: Approximately 15,300 fires per million vehicles. I get your point that EV fires are 'more damaging' - but, considering the stats the likelihood is so very low - its not something I am concerned about with our car parked under our house... -
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What low/medium price wine do you recommend.
Well, I'm one of those folk who can tell the difference between poor quality and good quality wines, much the same as Scotch Whisky drinkers can differentiate between an average Whisky and a single malt, for example (not that I could because I don't drink the stuff). The taste experience also applies with tea and coffee tasters and drinkers and other beverages and foods, so there are folk out there who can tell the difference and having tried some of the best Burgundies in France versus the very average ones from the same country (and other countries) I don't consider I'm wasting my money, just enjoying my passion!! -
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Is 1 million baht enough to retire in Thailand?
What you could do is to use say 800k and invest it in Crypto or stocks that promise high returns. You may double it or lose 80%, Everything is possible.😇 -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
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Visit to get tax ID and disabled certificate today- Waste of time.
Went to KBank to sort out that email everyone is talking about One of the questions she asked me to fill out was "why don't you need a TIN", My answer was retired , end of story I hope -
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Chinese Man and Thai Woman Arrested for Public Indecency on Jomtien Beach
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
Multiple Russian units desert the frontlines in Ukraine Multiple Russian units desert the frontlines in Ukraine -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
Europe threatened by wave of Russian sabotage Europe threatened by wave of Russian sabotage
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