1. 
   bwilson4web

   Autoline reports on SAE PHEV conference

   I was of mixed mind about adding this to the Toyota PHEV thread but it is generic to the whole PHEV market:
   

   
   

   • Some countries require a 50 mile EV range to get a subsidy
   • At 50 mile EV range, the PHEV become cost competitive with a BEV having a 250 mile range
   • Many PHEVs are not plugging-in but just using the PHEV label for exclusive travel lanes

   Having owned and operated two PHEV, everything John reports from the SAE conference rings true:
   

   • 2014 BMW i3-REx, 72 mi EV, 0.647 L engine - we still have this car originally as backup for our Tesla Model 3 Std Rng Plus. The small engine and battery gives a 140 mile range. However, my wife loves it getting $2.75/100 miles EV yet able to drive in one day over 700 miles using the REx. It has ~75,000 miles and is her daily driver. It charges twice as fast as our former Prius Prime and has 50 kW DC charging.
   • 2017 Prius Prime, 25 mi EV, 1.8 L engine - burdened by an oversized...

   bwilson4web Nov 26, 2022 Read More Replies: 29
2. 
   El Dobro

   Is It Time to Give Up on Hydrogen?

   Another interesting video from Fully Charged, in where they discuss scenarios that hydrogen may or may not work.
   

   El Dobro Nov 24, 2022 Read More Replies: 18
3. 
   bwilson4web

   Aussi EV Survey

   Originally referenced in a YouTube video, this survey applies to my experience in the USAl
   
   Source: https://thedriven.io/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/TOCA-Report_FINAL-1.pdf
   
   

   In total, 741 Tesla owners responded to the survey, from across the country, making up 51% of the total TOCA membership. This is a significant response to a self-reporting survey, and one of the largest surveys of EV owners in Australia.
   
   A wide range of Tesla owners were surveyed, including many that have owned EVs for several years, and have long-term experience in driving and charging their EV.
   
   Respondents to this survey provided information on vehicle owner demographics, charging behaviour, and total cost
   of ownership, helping to gain a better understanding of EV ownership in Australia, and also address some common misconceptions.​

   
   Bob Wilson

   bwilson4web Nov 24, 2022 Read More Replies: 5

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