To: Alberta's Child; Roman_War_Criminal
Why don’t existing gas stations provide batteries that can be switched out in a minute or two? That infrastructure already exists.
On a cross country trip the low battery could be switched for a fully charged battery at another Exxon or Sinclair station.
Would it be possible for the car manufacturers to design a battery that is light enough and accessible enough for a little old grandma to manage?
48 posted on
03/20/2021 10:34:58 AM PDT by
wintertime
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To: wintertime
59 posted on
03/20/2021 10:48:10 AM PDT by
wita
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To: wintertime
I think tucker tried that with engine repairs. They went out of business although their auto technology was superior.
60 posted on
03/20/2021 10:49:02 AM PDT by
Mouton
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To: wintertime
Swapping batteries is infeasible. You’re exchanging >$10,000 boxes of unknown prior possession.
82 posted on
03/20/2021 11:14:58 AM PDT by
ctdonath2
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To: wintertime
The battery that powers a car isn’t like the one that starts your car and can be changed out at the Sears Automotive Center.
145 posted on
03/20/2021 3:35:53 PM PDT by
Alberta's Child
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