On 20 Aug 2021 at 19:35, EVDL Administrator via EV wrote:
> Taking the cheaper price of $16.85/kg, $84 will take you 312 miles, for a cost
> of 27 cents per mile.
Sorry, I made an error in this. The cheaper price is $12.85/kg. At that
price a $64 H2 fillup will go 312 miles for about 21
On 20 Aug 2021 at 17:15, Peter Eckhoff via EV wrote:
> How far will $15,000 in "free fuel" take the Mirai?
I looked into this. According to a couple of sources, for the initial 2015
model, a full tank of H2 would take the car 312 miles. More recent Mirais
have longer range, but I think
Thank you for the text!!
A couple of things caught my eye.
1.) " ...struggling to get the pump nozzle unfrozen from their fuel tank.".
Is this a PV=NRT problem where a decrease in pressure is causing
temperatures to drop causing condensation to freeze the nozzle?
2.) " The station was down
Not thiat it's terribly important, but I posted this same article yesterday.
I didn't have to subscribe or pay to read it, maybe because I'm not in
California.
In any case, it's an interesting article, and it's refreshing to see a good
light shone on BEVs for once.
Some people dismiss
Paywalled Article. Here's the text:
Soon after Maribel Munoz joined the trailblazing ranks of American owners
of hydrogen cars — a group that exists only in California — she began to
fear that the low price of the taxpayer-subsidized Toyota Mirai she
purchased came with a tremendous cost. “You
