You can have both, a diesel hybrid.
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OT: Germany, an example to us all?
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Drivel. Virtually all electric car owners have PV panels.
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Then idiots like you try to stop people like him using them.
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Do PV panels manufacture the very expensive battery replacements? Hint: rechargeable batteries don't last forever, and the car is much more expensive to buy in the first place. Work out how much you spend on petrol a year, then work out how long it would take to save you enough money to pay the extra for the car in the first place. I did so, and found it's about the same. It's just as cheap to buy a cheaper petrol or diesel car, then pay extra for the fuel.
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On Thursday, 29 September 2016 23:00:00 UTC+1, James Wilkinson Sword wrote :
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ly cheaper at the moment because you don't pay fuel duty.
rechargeable batteries don't last forever, and the car is much more expensi ve to buy in the first place. Work out how much you spend on petrol a year , then work out how long it would take to save you enough money to pay the extra for the car in the first place. I did so, and found it's about the s ame. It's just as cheap to buy a cheaper petrol or diesel car, then pay ex tra for the fuel.
The cost of batteries has fallen. A bit. Some cars have industry standard batteries which are cheaper. There are now third party battery repairers that break them down and replac e dud cells. Apparently the new Nissan leaf batteries are good for 100,000 miles.