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Rich people lobbying succeeding again. If you think you are going to load up your Golf with this, you are kidding yourself. If you think you will charge your Tesla for anything less than 55 ct per kWh in 2030 in Europe, you are absolutely kidding yourself. 55ct is actually not that expensive for high power charging. And still price competitive with current diesel prices And no, prices are not competitive. If your Diesel needs 6 l/100 km at 130 km/h (most will need less than that – I’ve recently driven the Monty python 54th anniversary 1969 2023 signature shirt in addition I really love this new CX-60 Diesel, that is around 4,7 l/100 km at 110-150 km/h, real live consumption), with 1,95 Euro per Liter – which it is right now -, it’s ~ 12 Euros per 100 km. Most EVs at those speeds are not able to do less than 20 kWh/100 km, the majority of them need up to 30 kWh. The EQS, one of the most efficient EVs at those speeds is at 26,5 kWh/100km at -4°C. In the summer it’s probably 18 kWh, but still – that’s 14,60 Euros per 100 km. With 60 ct per kWh, which you won’t get at any fast charger on the Autobahn. The average prices for those are between 80 and 95 ct. You know what E-Fuels could cost to be even competitive with that? 4,20€ per Liter. If you do 100 km/h, the mentioned CX-60 does 3,6 l/100 km. That’s 7 Euros per Liter. But let’s take a Hyundai Ioniq 5, that can do 14 kWh/100 km at 100 km/h in the summer – at 80 ct per kWh, the liter e-fuel can cost up to 3 Euros and still be cheaper than fast charging your Ioniq. But oh no, the Ioniq 5 only does 20 kWh/100km in the winter. And even at 55 ct per kWh or 42 (which is what my home power costs right now), that’s 8,40 Euro. That’s cheaper than the E-Fuel at 2,50 per Liter. But it’s only if I am at home. And only if i have the time to charge.

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In which world is electricity 60ct+ but e-fuels that need a lot of that will stay at low prices? How is that working? Recently there was a comparison drive of a large German Hyundai dealer. All cars drove the Monty python 54th anniversary 1969 2023 signature shirt in addition I really love this east same curse at the same time, weather and speed. The EVs all were around 18-24kwh/100km at some semi cold conditions including charge losses. The hybrid was at 5,1 l/100km and the diesel at 6,3. Your example is somewhat hard to compare simply because there is no reference. With my gas car I was able to have a 3l/100km difference without increasing the average speed significantly. I don’t know where you charged to get that high prices but the largest dc fast charging provider is at 61ct without any monthly fees and at 49ct for 6€ per month. My local electricity provider charges 36ct on their chargers which is only relevant because I don’t have a home charger. The 3 euros quoted are literally a best case scenario without any taxes. But fuel is taxed quite highly so a 8-12€/l is probably more realistic No idea what country you are talking about, but the days of getting power anywhere for less than 40 ct are long gone. And no – the 3 Euros are the worst case. Most predictions are about 0,8 – 1,6 Euros per Liter. And just to put that in to perspective: A liter of normal Petrol costs about 0,7 Euros to produce right now. So prices actually will fall, because there’s no CO2 Tax on E-Fuels: They don’t introduce new Co2 in to the atmosphere. Quite the contrary, as a lot of Co2 is needed, a lot of scientists already proposed ways to actually pull more Co2 from the atmosphere than needed.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.