Sentences with phrase «electric car problem»

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has an electric car problem.

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Tesla's Model 3 production problems were first revealed in early October when the automaker reported it had produced just 260 of its new Model 3 electric cars in the third quarter and delivered only 220.
Tesla's production problems were revealed in early October when the automaker reported it had produced just 260 of its new Model 3 electric cars in the third quarter, of which it delivered 220.
And with traditional automakers slow to cannibalize their combustion engine vehicles, he thinks it's going to be hard for them catch up to on electric, despite the production problems plaguing Tesla's new Model 3 sedan, its first vehicle aimed at the mass car - buying market.
Another problem: Tesla's cars can power up at a much higher voltage than electric cars from competing car companies, and its charging stations are geared to that higher capacity.
Yes, it started out making electric cars, but only because personal transportation is the lowest - hanging fruit in tackling the global energy and emissions problem.
Another, broader, problem is that only a part of the electricity needed to power EVs will come from clean sources, and an even bigger one is that 280 million electric cars account for only a fraction of the total rise in electricity demand that the IEA expects through 2040.
Questions have been raised about the outlook for the FF91, given LeEco's spiraling cash problems as well as its decision to pull out of a joint project with British sports carmaker Aston Martin to develop RapidE electric car.
But there's a more entrenched problem with electric cars that Tesla must overcome — the battery.
He refused to answer probing questions about the electric car company's mounting problems.
Production delays, a recall and other problems have presented the electric - car maker and its founder, Elon Musk, with a crisis of confidence among investors.
The remaining funds went towards two companies aimed at reducing humanity's dependence on fossil fuels and so counteracting the problem of climate change: Tesla Motors ($ 70m), a luxury electric car manufacturer that has since expanded to provide energy to homes and businesses through battery technology; and SolarCity ($ 10m) which seeks to offer a cleaner and more affordable energy solution.
That certainly becomes true when we look beyond electric cars to an even more pressing energy problem: how to store electricity on the grid.
While the idea of driving an electric car may or may not appeal to you, no one can ignore the problems facing electricity grids.
Sometimes the resistance reflects a problem of engineering (for instance, the short range, high cost, and long charging time of electric cars).
[You know] the traditional problem that is the, sort of, the big roadblock, if you will, which stopped a lot of electric car development and going forward, [is that], you know, the batteries are a big limiting factor.
A lot of us in the past, looking at the problems of electric cars, have seen it as purely a technological problem.
«We need to take the environmental problems with electric cars seriously, but we mustn't get caught up in the situation as it now stands.
Researchers are aiming to remove the electric car market's biggest problem — the fear of not reaching the next charging station.
«Comparing electric cars with diesel or petrol driven vehicles is relevant, but not the most important issue — nor is it what will solve the problems in the long term.
«Although a new generation of electric cars is now on its way, offering rapid charging and a greater range, we realise that the problem of charging and charging stations concerns people who are thinking of buying a new car.
Proponents of the electric car studiously avoid discussing the problem of refuelling (18 July, p 42).
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Had this same issue with my last car, I even took it in to an electric shop and they couldn't pinpoint the problem.
I've got an electrician coming to look at it, but I've been warned by many car owners who've been in this country (Sierra Leone) longer than I have that car electrics is the biggest skills gap the largely self - taught local mechanics have, something I've seen evidence of already, e.g. none have been able to make any progress at all with this dashboard problem, and I've found many worrying things like blown fuses «fixed» by wrapping copper wire around the connections (I replaced all these immediately!).
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The i3 has been designed from the ground up as an electric car and this has expunged many of the problems associated with adapting an existing chassis.
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A written - off car could have damage beyond the obvious — think flood damage to electrics, frame damage from a shunt or even problems caused by repairing with cheap components.
the fundamental problem of how we generate electricity, store it and our want for more and more is an issue electric cars do not solve.
Having looked into this in the past, the problem with electric superchargers and why they aren't widely used is partially that doing the job of a turbo / supercharger (moving and compressing a lot of air, fast) requires both relatively high torque and relatively high speed, while not taking up much space (a consideration on motorcycles, less so on cars).
30 minutes later, with the car having done nothing but sat parked for those 30 minutes, I tried to start the car to go somewhere, but while the starter motor and fan start fine (so the electrics seem good still unlike the previous problem), the engine doesn't join in - the starter cranks and makes the normal whup - whup - whup sound, the fan whirs until I release the ignition, but no gas ignition.
A trade - off is a high weight figure, a consistent problem with all electric cars that incorporate enough batteries to ensure a high range figure.
These caveats keep me skeptical of owning an electric car as your only vehicle, but they aren't problems without solutions.
In the end, the Focus Electric solves the nerdy - E.V. problem, but it may underscore the biggest current challenge to widespread adoption of electric cars: theElectric solves the nerdy - E.V. problem, but it may underscore the biggest current challenge to widespread adoption of electric cars: theelectric cars: their cost.
The replacement car had continuous problems over the years (electric windows not operating, front doors sticking, not able to close / lock front doors in freezing weather, «Steering assist malfunction» message along with very stiff steering (appeared to correct itself), numerous «engine malfunction, service now» messages.
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With the exception of the steering column (first year of electric power), I have had no major problems with the car.
While it is the slowest of the electric cars on the list, with its 123 HP and 189 lb - ft the Honda Fit EV should have no problems keeping up with traffic — it's actually quicker than many subcompacts, including the gasoline version of the Fit.
To get around with the problem of high charging times which has been the biggest problem of electric cars, Porsche has incorporated industry's first 800 - volt drive system which speeds up the charging process by a huge margin.
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McLaren's ongoing tests of a prototype electric car at least show that the company is working on the problem.
Nobody had a problem with electronic devices until electric cars started competing with gas ones and solar started competing with coal.
We clear - cut forests, and so we turn to oil; once we exhaust our fossil - fuel reserves, we'll start driving electric cars, at least until we run out of lithium... So here's the paradox: creativity is the only solution to the very real problem of creativity.
As with his electric cars, Elon Musk avoids dealing with the fundamental problems of transportation.
The truth is that if electric cars take off, a vehicle pollution problem just turns into a power plant pollution problem.
Now, Mims is writing in the Wall Street Journal about The Problem With Electric Cars?
For many years I have complained about electric cars, quoting Alex Steffen: «the answer to the problem of the American car is not under the hood, and we're not going to find a bright green future by looking there.»
Electric cars are now reliable, nicely styled, cool and affordable enough (except that the big tesla is maybe too expensive and has had some problems) and could well follow the same trajectory as phones and take off exponentially very soon.
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