A hidden deposit of lithium in a US lake could power 375 million EVs
A hidden deposit of lithium in a US lake could power 375 million EVs
Salton Sea has been identified as a lithium-rich region and could yield enough for 375 million EV batteries, reshaping America's energy landscape.
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Or about 5 f150 lightnings
Me drive car, why anybody need truck?
Towing? What is towing?
Europe has cars with towing packages that aren't trucks
The 150 lightning can tow 4.5 tonnes, no car can match that.
What if I told you there are more practical vehicles out there that can also tow things, and few people actually tow anything particularly heavy?
few people actually tow anything particularly heavy?
Therefore nobody needs a truck?
If that's what I thought, I would have said "no people" instead of "few people"
There are a ton of pickup trucks on the road. The Ford F-Series has been the best selling car in the US for decades. Since the context is about that and towing, do you really think the number of pickups on the road is proportional to people who really need that kind of towing capacity as they drive around suburbia?