Electric Vehicle Stuff
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What a piece of utter shite. And the government expects every one of us to buy Chinese electric cars (built in factories powered by coal-fired power stations and transported half way round the world on diesel ships, of course).And here we have it
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Oops 
Electric versions of regular large vans often fall within the 4.25-tonne derogation rules. It means they are treated as a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) for the MOT. This requires them to be tested at one year old, rather than three.
There are now a growing number of electric vans on UK roads. However, HGV testing capacity is generally very poor, and even fewer test stations are equipped to handle electric vehicles.
Electric van MOT tests now ‘impossible’ to book
Electric versions of regular large vans often fall within the 4.25-tonne derogation rules. It means they are treated as a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) for the MOT. This requires them to be tested at one year old, rather than three.
There are now a growing number of electric vans on UK roads. However, HGV testing capacity is generally very poor, and even fewer test stations are equipped to handle electric vehicles.
EV maker worth more than Ford just four years ago mulls bankruptcy
Once hailed as one of America's most promising EV makers, a multi-billion-dollar green-tech giant now appears on the knife's edge of bankruptcy.
Lol... a company founded on a promise of building alternative fuel vehicles, sold the dream and was once valued at 30 billion US dollars, managed to make and sell a total of 300 vehicles before going bust...EV maker worth more than Ford just four years ago mulls bankruptcy
Once hailed as one of America's most promising EV makers, a multi-billion-dollar green-tech giant now appears on the knife's edge of bankruptcy.www.dailymail.co.uk
Hmmm.... nope, nothing wrong with this world....
Oooo check your house insurance
Once a service bulletin like that is issued they won’t cover you for fire if you have it on your driveway
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I worked on that model from 2 years prior to launch until they went on sale
^ He reckons like I do that the most economical motoring is to make what you've got last as long as possible
Ex wife number 2, her dad before he passed, had a 1968 mustang for the summer and an old 1973 f150 for the winter. Had them both from only a few years old and apart from servicing the wear and tear items and general maintenance, he never bought another car again.
So it's your faultI worked on that model from 2 years prior to launch until they went on sale
I didn't work on the battery cell carriers until the full electric modelsSo it's your fault
The dealer who I bought my Freelander 2 from won't take hybrid Landrover or Range Rovers nor the eco-engined 2.0 L Discoveries in part exchange. Won't touch any of them with a barge pole. He said they're nothing but trouble and worthless as a used buy, but he can shift 2.2L FL2's all day long.
Haha, don't they realise that more people agree with what they are doing than disagree?
Just because the nutters who seemingly are perfectly happy having their taxes spunked away are getting all the headlines, doesn't mean they are the majority.
The brand has set itself the challenge of attracting Tesla's disappointed customers and getting them to invest in their 'equally disappointing' Polestar 3 model.
I was behind some polestar shite on Saturday, no rear window - just a window shaped panel and camera on the roof above it
glass may me expensive but a camera, surely a panel van would be more useful 
The car that was in the Kendal Rugby Club accident last week was an i4 - just saying...sounds like a possible 'surge' issue.
I bet that was interesting?