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A video went viral of an EV stuck on the Manali Leh road. People thought it broke down and started blaming Indian car brands. Truth is the car was fine, it just ran out of charge and there was no charging point nearby. Even a Tesla would be useless there. Who takes an EV on a route where even petrol pumps are hard to find?

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The Christchurch BP Charge Gigahub is ready to go with 12 EV charge points, with even more to follow in the next phase and the option to add more as demand grows. Projects just like this one are key in our plan to grow our economy and reduce emissions in order to achieve a Net Zero 2050. Our Government has a plan to significantly increase the number of public EV charging pointsacross New Zealand, with a goal of having 10,000 charging points ready by 2030. It’s important we do this to give Kiwis the confidence to purchase EVs to alleviate range anxiety and know that the charging infrastructure is in place.

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23,594 views • 1 year ago

The hotel car park is very busy so these EV drivers have decided to park in all of the charging points. 3 out of 4 of these cars have been there for at least 30 hours!! Imagine driving to Cornwall and finding you can’t charge because of this. 🤯
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The hotel car park is very busy so these EV drivers have decided to park in all of the charging points. 3 out of 4 of these cars have been there for at least 30 hours!! Imagine driving to Cornwall and finding you can’t charge because of this. 🤯

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I think seawater did something… strange to my iPhone 17 Pro Max charging port. Now when I plug in the charger and turn on the switch at the same time, it shows charging a bit late compared to the iPhone 16 Pro Max and 15 Pro Max. Today I also noticed it does not charge at all with a 25W charger, but it works with 45W and 65W chargers. Should I go to the Apple Store and replace the charging port, or just use the chargers that work? Will this problem get worse over time?

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Mario Nawfal

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A new EV in the offing SERES 3 is going to be launched (locally assembled) soon in Pakistan. The expected launching price is PKR 9 million. I was given the opportunity to test drive the car. Here is my take: Like any other EV it is a more economical, soundless, and environmentally friendly car with a thrill of enjoying instant torque – I did 0 to 100 in 9 seconds (video attached). According to the manufacturers – in ideal conditions – the range is 400 km in full charge (battery capacity is 50 kwh). My experience is doing approx. 300 Km in Lahore traffic. Assuming electricity cost of Rs60/Kwh, the cost/Km is Rs9 which is 1/3rd of Sportage (the car I drive). Additionally, there is no engine maintenance cost, which makes it more economical (calculation comparison with Sportage FWD is attached). EV is the best driving option to improve the environment in your city – especially in smoggy Lahore. The biggest issue people have with EV is range anxiety – We as a family used this car for our daily errands and school runs and there was no stress for two days if we drove 80–100Km a day. The second biggest issue is that of charging. We charged this at home during the night -started charging after 11 PM (to avoid peak hour) and by 6 AM in the morning, the car is fully charged (from 30% to 100%) – hence, within city, there is no need to find a charging station. I may not prefer it on the long route – though technically it can run easily from Lahore to Bhera and within 30-40 mins charging there, the car would cruise to Islamabad. It’s a Chinese car, and I don’t like ICE Chinese cars; but in case of EV, it is a doable option. Chinese auto players are better in EV technology than Japanese and others. SERES has a very good road grip, very decent interior, and a good family car. My driver wants me to replace the one he usually drives with this one because of the cost saved in petrol. My gas guzzler-loving friends also approve of this eco-friendlier model. It’s going to be a new and exciting addition to the locally assembled cars. Good luck to Regal Motors.

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Note #School #children on side of road breathing all this crap in! Every #Petrol and #Diesel #car produces this #pollution all the time, you just can’t see it. It’s there, it causes #cancer and #cardiovascular diseases. This alone should be reason enough to go #EV. #auspol.

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"So I’m driving down the road this morning and the cars in front of me are driving over a black thing in the road. It’s going between their tires so I’m guessing it’s a box. It’s a kitten just sitting upright shaking like a leaf. And some idiot had spread glue on its paws and stuck it to the road. I thought maybe it walked through glue somewhere but after looking at it, that was totally spread into her paws. She was wet and freezing and literally glued to the road. And NO ONE STOPPED. 😳 What the f$&k people??? I slammed on my brakes and stopped all the traffic and put my hazards on and got out and pealed her off the road. People were honking and all pissy....really??? It’s a kitten glued to the road!! So after a goo gone bath and some food and cream we have a new kitten. Luckiest kitten in the world!" Source: Chuck Hawley

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"So I’m driving down the road this morning and the cars in front of me are driving over a black thing in the road. It’s going between their tires so I’m guessing it’s a box. It’s a kitten just sitting upright shaking like a leaf. And some idiot had spread glue on its paws and stuck it to the road. I thought maybe it walked through glue somewhere but after looking at it, that was totally spread into her paws. She was wet and freezing and literally glued to the road. And NO ONE STOPPED. 😳 What the f$&k people??? I slammed on my brakes and stopped all the traffic and put my hazards on and got out and pealed her off the road. People were honking and all pissy....really??? It’s a kitten glued to the road!! So after a goo gone bath and some food and cream we have a new kitten. Luckiest kitten in the world!" Source: Chuck Hawley

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Oh dear. This driver, who drove 0.2 miles* to park on my road to save themselves a 7 minute walk, are in for a bit of a shock when they return to their car. They obviously must have been asleep when they parked, and forgot they don't drive an EV. 😂 😂 *Lives in the same CPZ.
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Oh dear. This driver, who drove 0.2 miles* to park on my road to save themselves a 7 minute walk, are in for a bit of a shock when they return to their car. They obviously must have been asleep when they parked, and forgot they don't drive an EV. 😂 😂 *Lives in the same CPZ.

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Freda Duan

399,004 views • 2 years ago

MOTHER ELEPHANT TOPPLES EV CHARGER AFTER CALF BECOMES TANGLED IN CABLE A young elephant that became entangled in a charging-station cable in China’s Pu’er prefecture was protected by its mother. A family of wild elephants wandered onto an electric-vehicle charging site during the night. One curious calf approached a charging unit too closely and became caught in the cable. Although the animal managed to free itself, the mother immediately struck the device with her trunk and overturned it. The herd then continued its journey at a leisurely pace.
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MOTHER ELEPHANT TOPPLES EV CHARGER AFTER CALF BECOMES TANGLED IN CABLE A young elephant that became entangled in a charging-station cable in China’s Pu’er prefecture was protected by its mother. A family of wild elephants wandered onto an electric-vehicle charging site during the night. One curious calf approached a charging unit too closely and became caught in the cable. Although the animal managed to free itself, the mother immediately struck the device with her trunk and overturned it. The herd then continued its journey at a leisurely pace.

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30,487 views • 11 days ago

Today marks 21 straight days of our family’s West Coast road trip in the Cybertruck. So far we’ve driven 3,493 miles, and every mile has reminded me why I believe this is THE greatest road-trip vehicle ever built. Tesla FSD has handled all the driving, which means I get to spend more time playing & talking with my family, enjoying the scenery, and arriving at each destination feeling far less worn out than I ever did on road trips in the past in a non-Tesla. The Cybertruck has been an absolute beast. It’s comfortable, incredibly capable, has more than enough room for everything we’ve packed, and has taken us through cities, highways, mountains, and national parks without missing a beat. After 21 straight days on the road, it’s needed zero maintenance, just charging and going, like a phone. The combination of the Cybertruck, Tesla’s Supercharger network, and FSD completely changes what a road trip feels like. After 3,493 miles and 21 consecutive days behind the wheel, I can honestly say I’ve never experienced anything like it. A Tesla truly makes road trips multiple times more enjoyable… I can’t ever imagine driving anything else.
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Today marks 21 straight days of our family’s West Coast road trip in the Cybertruck. So far we’ve driven 3,493 miles, and every mile has reminded me why I believe this is THE greatest road-trip vehicle ever built. Tesla FSD has handled all the driving, which means I get to spend more time playing & talking with my family, enjoying the scenery, and arriving at each destination feeling far less worn out than I ever did on road trips in the past in a non-Tesla. The Cybertruck has been an absolute beast. It’s comfortable, incredibly capable, has more than enough room for everything we’ve packed, and has taken us through cities, highways, mountains, and national parks without missing a beat. After 21 straight days on the road, it’s needed zero maintenance, just charging and going, like a phone. The combination of the Cybertruck, Tesla’s Supercharger network, and FSD completely changes what a road trip feels like. After 3,493 miles and 21 consecutive days behind the wheel, I can honestly say I’ve never experienced anything like it. A Tesla truly makes road trips multiple times more enjoyable… I can’t ever imagine driving anything else.

Teslaconomics

98,296 views • 1 month ago

With how amazing Tesla FSD has become, I’m at the point now where I actually prefer to drive rather than fly in most cases. FSD allows you to travel cover an incredible amount of distance without any major fatigue since the car handles 100% of the driving, charging, and parking. It also makes the trips so much more fun and rewarding. People always ask, don’t you get bored? My answer is actually no, we get to explore so many new places along the way, take in the scenery more, and it’s just overall a more pleasant experience than manually driving and stressing about which exit to take etc. FSD handles all of that for you. If you have a Tesla, or are planning to get one, I highly suggest taking it on a road trip somewhere. It’ll be the best roadtrip you’ve ever taken.
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With how amazing Tesla FSD has become, I’m at the point now where I actually prefer to drive rather than fly in most cases. FSD allows you to travel cover an incredible amount of distance without any major fatigue since the car handles 100% of the driving, charging, and parking. It also makes the trips so much more fun and rewarding. People always ask, don’t you get bored? My answer is actually no, we get to explore so many new places along the way, take in the scenery more, and it’s just overall a more pleasant experience than manually driving and stressing about which exit to take etc. FSD handles all of that for you. If you have a Tesla, or are planning to get one, I highly suggest taking it on a road trip somewhere. It’ll be the best roadtrip you’ve ever taken.

Nic Cruz Patane

129,086 views • 2 months ago

Imagine not having to go back and forth in chatboxes with AI agents and instead being able to call an agent like a contact on your phone. ClawdBot allows just that. With your AI having an actual voice, you can get straight to the point and increase productivity.
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Imagine not having to go back and forth in chatboxes with AI agents and instead being able to call an agent like a contact on your phone. ClawdBot allows just that. With your AI having an actual voice, you can get straight to the point and increase productivity.

David Casem

2,380,441 views • 5 months ago

This is the person behind the "Daily Monogatari" account... 💀 It really disgusts me to have such a horrible person like this in the Monogatari fandom, bruh. I kindly ask the good and respectful people who follow me to please stop giving this moron any attention. He’s nothing but a stain on both the Daily accounts and the Monogatari community itself. In fact, there are some really cool and important people in our community who have been hurt by his nasty and gratuitous insults against trans people. I apologize for breaking the gimmick and for bringing such a sensitive topic here, and I really hope it never happens again, but I thought it was important to use my reach to expose what an asshole this guy is, although many of you may already be aware. And for those who agree with his stupid opinions—which I hope is just a small minority—you’re free to be idiots and there's nothing I can do about it, but do us both a favor and don’t waste your time writing shit in the comments.
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This is the person behind the "Daily Monogatari" account... 💀 It really disgusts me to have such a horrible person like this in the Monogatari fandom, bruh. I kindly ask the good and respectful people who follow me to please stop giving this moron any attention. He’s nothing but a stain on both the Daily accounts and the Monogatari community itself. In fact, there are some really cool and important people in our community who have been hurt by his nasty and gratuitous insults against trans people. I apologize for breaking the gimmick and for bringing such a sensitive topic here, and I really hope it never happens again, but I thought it was important to use my reach to expose what an asshole this guy is, although many of you may already be aware. And for those who agree with his stupid opinions—which I hope is just a small minority—you’re free to be idiots and there's nothing I can do about it, but do us both a favor and don’t waste your time writing shit in the comments.

Daily Hanekawa 🐱🎃

149,088 views • 11 months ago