citro wrote:You're wrong... The raw material represents "peanuts" in the battery, only 80 € of lithium,
Here, why are you shouting?
Have the inhabitants of the countries where these mines are located agreed to have their natural resources destroyed at this price? And to be exploited at what hourly rate?
At what price do you plan to transport millions of tonnes in our countries?
citro wrote:The bicycle, the mobile phone and many other means of communication (in the broad sense), EXIST and compete with the automobile ... Lobbies cannot win on all fronts ...
In the meantime, you pay the cell phone still as expensive, while all the relays are amortized and the operation does not depend on the time spent on the phone, let alone the number of sms ...
And I'm not even talking to you about the swindle of € 9 per month of the amortization of the price of the copper telephone network.
But we were talking about cars, right?
The surest way to reduce the financial and economic cost of a car is to reduce its mass.
And there is another technology that can reduce it all ...
and store solar energy at home ...