Ohhh yes! Look, I’m not an EV enthusiast but this car might change my mind. I love the way it looks from every angle. Just needs a trapper keeper background to complete the look.
Ohhh yes! Look, I’m not an EV enthusiast but this car might change my mind. I love the way it looks from every angle. Just needs a trapper keeper background to complete the look.
Say more other than I’m wrong and learning the wrong way.
The gear youre in and the speed youre going are roughly the same thing, only in a gas car you need to be at a specific point in the powerband to effectively exit the corner. EVs have no such limitation. Just pay attention to the speed.
Have you raced an EV? Because I don’t think you know what you’re talking about.
It’s not about the limitations of the platform.
I’ve raced everything under the sun. Is there actually an argument you’d like to make or just personal attacks?
Your argument is it’s about the platform and it’s not. Learning a track and maintaining speed helps with a limit.
Everyone I’ve talked to, raced with, learned from had all agreed. That’s why they don’t race DCTs or CVTs in “auto” mode. The platform isn’t the issue, it’s the extra layer of control.
And you be fair you haven’t offered an argument other than to say I’m wrong which isn’t an argument but a disagreement. And when you didn’t provide anything in the form of an argument other than to say I’m wrong.
I’m arguing that you can’t just continue driving a car the way you used to because it’s what you’re used to. Are you gonna jump into a fighter jet and get it in the right gear before going around a corner also?
Exactly. Your speed. Not your gear. Your speed shows up on this thing called a speedometer.
Do you know what a CVT is? Auto mode is the only mode they have…
No transmission is used in auto mode for reasons I’ve already explained. The engine needs to be in the proper part of the powerband when exiting the corner. Try pulling out of a corner in same and you’re gonna have a tough time. An automatic trans can’t predict the future. As I’ve already explained, EV’s don’t have this limitation. They (typically) only have one gear because they have a functionally-infinite powerband.
There’s no such thing.
I mean you can keep saying that but we both know it’s not true. You haven’t offered any argument other than “it’s what I’m used to” and “some people told me”.
I think we’re taking past each other at this point as your counter arguments are missing the point I’m trying to make.
I’m glad you’re a car enthusiast and I’ll just move on. Have a great long weekend if you’re in NA.
No they’re not.