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06/12/19

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Originally posted by GCar ↑

You've been ignoring all the commentary and analysis of the "tipping point" colin. You should look it up, and see how the forecasts are being brought forward. It makes most of your post nonsense.

Also, it seems you have missed the stuff like this too, which takes 10 seconds to find online if you actually wanted to DYOR:

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen’s (VOWG_p.DE) new ID.3 electric vehicle will be 40% cheaper to build than the electric version of its Golf model, Chief Executive Herbert Diess told investors on Monday.
The battery in the new ID.3 can be used to add structural rigidity to the body and the modular layout of the battery allows for advantages in packaging and economies of scale.
“If you focus on an electric platform, all in all it accounts for a 40% reduction against the predecessor electric Golf,” Diess said. “Most of it from cells and the battery system. Around 5-10% comes from dedicating an entire plant to electric vehicles.”
This cost reduction is one of the reasons that Volkswagen is confident it can shift from making combustion-engined to electric cars without eroding the company’s profit margin, VW said.

and this:

With the rise of electric cars the question the cost of replacement batteries has occupied many experts and owner forums. In a tweet last week Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, indicated the cost of replacing battery modules in the companies Model 3 will cost about $3000 - $7000 USD.
Not a bad price considering the current batteries are designed to last 300,000 to 500,000 miles, which is the equivalent of 1,500 cycles. Its key to note that the car has been designed so that only the battery modules, not the whole pack needs to be replaced.

Look harder!!

Catch up!!

Not long to go now, and you will see it all unfold with the rest of us.
* tipping point * !!!!!

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How does this look, (below)?

So,

400,000 MILES = 643,737.6 KILOMETER

Average fuel consumption
in Australia

The average rate of fuel consumption of vehicles in Australia was 7.5 km per liter of petrol (or 13.4 L per 100 km)

So,

643,737.6 (Kilometres) divided by 13.4 (litres) = 480,040.70 (Litres)

Average fuel consumption
in Australia

The average vehicle used 13.4 litres of fuel per 100 km in Australia in 2018.

So,

480,040.70 (Litres) x $1.51 (Average petrol price, per litre) = $72,540.58 (Petrol cost)

So,

Top Dollar for an Electric car battery is $7000 + charging, (up to 400,000 miles)
Average cost of fuel for the similar distance is $72,540 (Petrol Cost)

Reference –

BUDGET DIRECT.(2018) Average fuel consumption
in Australia
https://www.budgetdirect.com.au/car-insurance/research/average-fuel-consumption-australia.html

Globalpetrolprices. (02-12-2019) Average fuel consumption
in Australia
https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Australia/gasoline_prices/
GXY Price at posting: 86.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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