Electric Vehicles, Hybrids...Battery tech... Land Air and Sea. Let's See 'em.

[zrx1100]

the CEO of Bugatti is an ev guy. I think he is spot on with whether automotive tech is going and the future of luxury cars.https://www.cnbc.com/video/2026/08/25/inside-wealth-bugatti-rimacs-mate-rimac-on-the-supercar-market.html

 

[Jim]

 

[GLJ]

He's lucky that was not a very big deer.

 

[gggGary]

Watch this, it covers a LOT of ground
You tube video

The secret sauce that let this happen is a relaxing of the stranglehold of reactionary regulation.

 

[FB71]

There's a few holes in this. The most glaring is the hydrogen manufacturing postulation. He claims that hydrogen must be manufactured, not extracted; not correct. The next 'gold rush' is expected to be 'white' hydrogen. White hydrogen is naturally occurring, typically associated with natural gas deposits. It's expected that natural hydrogen deposits can yield more domestic energy than oil deposits.
Next, the 'teardrop solar car' he mentions is Aptera. In 20 years, they've produced exactly ONE driveable demonstrator. It has yet to live up to the promises of range/hr charge, or range at all.
He makes lots of good points and speculations, but he's still pretty far off the mark, in my opinion only.

 

[gggGary]

There's a few holes in this. The most glaring is the hydrogen manufacturing postulation. He claims that hydrogen must be manufactured, not extracted; not correct. The next 'gold rush' is expected to be 'white' hydrogen. White hydrogen is naturally occurring, typically associated with natural gas deposits. It's expected that natural hydrogen deposits can yield more domestic energy than oil deposits.
Next, the 'teardrop solar car' he mentions is Aptera. In 20 years, they've produced exactly ONE driveable demonstrator. It has yet to live up to the promises of range/hr charge, or range at all.
He makes lots of good points and speculations, but he's still pretty far off the mark, in my opinion only.

YOU make some good points!