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13/03/19

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Originally posted by ChippyDude: ↑

I dont see EVs becoming a gamechanger with the current battery tech.

There is unproven battery tech in theory that could charge very fast using less power to charge it than what can be re-extracted from it once charged.

But its theoretical and so far unproven, relating to how polarised atoms can all react the same while only one of the atoms charged.

The Theory assumes that say a 10 cell battery can be charged by charging one cell, and the other 9 cels all flip polisation from negative to positive after one cell is charged because the atoms are polarised.

I did see a news story on this, but it was pulled off the internet, either because it was Classified tech, or mabe proven to be BS, not sure.

But I did read a detailed news story staing they had the tech to do as I explained above.

If they can and do achieve this, then theorectically you could charge an infinate amount of battery cells off one charged battery to start, just like breeding rabbits off one pair.

If true, then it would be a game changer.

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I think this is mostly an Australian problem. The support infrastructure simply doesn't exist for pure EV.

Best compromise is plug-in hybrid. For example Hyundai Ioniq gets 60km range pure electric on a full charge. Then frugal petrol kicks in if necessary.

Average 1 litre per 100KM

Check this:

https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-reviews/hyundai-ioniq-plug-in-72356
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