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By *uffleskloof OP   Man
6 days ago

Cabo Verde

The FT reports that Nissan is warning of job cuts if the UK government continues on its current trajectory for EV mandates.

Consumer demand isn’t meeting government mandated quota levels for EV’s, and the situation is going to get worse as the quotas increase next year.

Nissan is warning that if the government doesn’t act quickly, jobs and economic growth will be put at risk.

Other manufacturers say that the government is “tone deaf” over the issue.

Another example of this Labour government putting ideology above the economic interests of the country.

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By *eard and TattsCouple
6 days ago

Cwmbran

I'm sure the labour avengers will be here soon to have their say

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By *entleman_spyMan
6 days ago

nearby

I have to say im really not surprised, the majority of people I chat with are not interested in an electric car, and then of those that are, hardly any are willing to have one as their primary car. I’m waiting as long as possible to get one to give the tech a chance to improve. But it’ll only be something small for shopping runs / small commute keeping my main car for long drives and weekend fun..

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By *hrill CollinsMan
6 days ago

The Outer Rim

nissian wants yet another bung of millions in free cash then? .... que sopresa!

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By *ountry cowboyMan
6 days ago

Kinross


"I have to say im really not surprised, the majority of people I chat with are not interested in an electric car, and then of those that are, hardly any are willing to have one as their primary car. I’m waiting as long as possible to get one to give the tech a chance to improve. But it’ll only be something small for shopping runs / small commute keeping my main car for long drives and weekend fun.."

Agree, I need a strong sturdy 4x4 for offroad travel and own a Toyota Hilux invincible-x

500 miles from 1 tank of fuel driven in economy mode and the truck takes me anywhere I wish to travel.

Remember EV'S batteries are terrible in winter and snow conditions plus any inside heating also drains battery life as do lights, radio, sat nav all drain battery life as does freezing weather.

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By *eoBloomsMan
6 days ago

Springfield

It's the will of the people

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By *hrill CollinsMan
6 days ago

The Outer Rim


"Agree, I need a strong sturdy 4x4 for offroad travel and own a Toyota Hilux invincible-x

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which is fine for small men who are less than average height but to small for those of a manly stature of 6' and over.

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By *abioMan
6 days ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"The FT reports that Nissan is warning of job cuts if the UK government continues on its current trajectory for EV mandates.

Consumer demand isn’t meeting government mandated quota levels for EV’s, and the situation is going to get worse as the quotas increase next year.

Nissan is warning that if the government doesn’t act quickly, jobs and economic growth will be put at risk.

Other manufacturers say that the government is “tone deaf” over the issue.

Another example of this Labour government putting ideology above the economic interests of the country.

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Or you could say that so far behind the EV curve they are trying to cover their own asses

It’s only of the strange things where Japanese manufacturers go it right regarding hybrids… but got it wrong banking on hydrogen rather than EV

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By *otMe66Man
6 days ago

Terra Firma


"The FT reports that Nissan is warning of job cuts if the UK government continues on its current trajectory for EV mandates.

Consumer demand isn’t meeting government mandated quota levels for EV’s, and the situation is going to get worse as the quotas increase next year.

Nissan is warning that if the government doesn’t act quickly, jobs and economic growth will be put at risk.

Other manufacturers say that the government is “tone deaf” over the issue.

Another example of this Labour government putting ideology above the economic interests of the country.

Or you could say that so far behind the EV curve they are trying to cover their own asses

It’s only of the strange things where Japanese manufacturers go it right regarding hybrids… but got it wrong banking on hydrogen rather than EV"

Volkswagen have closed 1 plant in Brussels and looking to close 3 in Germany, it is not just the Japanese.

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By *uffleskloof OP   Man
6 days ago

Cabo Verde


"The FT reports that Nissan is warning of job cuts if the UK government continues on its current trajectory for EV mandates.

Consumer demand isn’t meeting government mandated quota levels for EV’s, and the situation is going to get worse as the quotas increase next year.

Nissan is warning that if the government doesn’t act quickly, jobs and economic growth will be put at risk.

Other manufacturers say that the government is “tone deaf” over the issue.

Another example of this Labour government putting ideology above the economic interests of the country.

Or you could say that so far behind the EV curve they are trying to cover their own asses

It’s only of the strange things where Japanese manufacturers go it right regarding hybrids… but got it wrong banking on hydrogen rather than EV"

How much do Ford lose on every EV they sell, is it around $40,000 per vehicle?

GM are cutting another 1,000 jobs on top of the 5,000 they lost last year.

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By *abioMan
6 days ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


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How much do Ford lose on every EV they sell, is it around $40,000 per vehicle?

GM are cutting another 1,000 jobs on top of the 5,000 they lost last year.

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The US arm of Ford may be losing money .. the European arm of Ford is going fully EV as of 2027

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By *AJMLKTV/TS
6 days ago

Burley

I use lease cars as my main vehicle and got schmoozed into trying a Tesla. Biggest heap of shit I've ever had the misfortune of experiencing and completely ruined what should have been a great golfing weekend. I suppose they'd be ok if you live in a city and only use them as a glorified shopping trolley, but apart from that, I would never own one, or lease one, ever again.

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By *ountry cowboyMan
6 days ago

Kinross


"I use lease cars as my main vehicle and got schmoozed into trying a Tesla. Biggest heap of shit I've ever had the misfortune of experiencing and completely ruined what should have been a great golfing weekend. I suppose they'd be ok if you live in a city and only use them as a glorified shopping trolley, but apart from that, I would never own one, or lease one, ever again."

A man who speaks honesty and common sense

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By *eoBloomsMan
6 days ago

Springfield

A recent study found 40% of EV owners in the US would go back to petrol/diesel. The EU/UK targets are total fantasy which could only be fulfilled through economic suicide.

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By *mmmMaybeCouple
6 days ago

West Wales

Well seeing as. Issan are the first to get an AC bi-directional charger approved for UK grid connection if say they are likely just looking at the Government sticking to it's targets so they get a return on their investment sooner rather than later.

I'd also add as an early adopter of VtoG/H if this was sorted from day one not only would the EV uptake have been greater but our National Grid may not be in the mess it is now.

We currently run our home off the EV in winter & actually over supply enough electricity back to the grid in the evening peak to cover at least two of our neighbours usage thereby helping the grid.

Perhaps this should have been on the remit from day one for all EV's as it was the Nissan Leaf.

S

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By *oubleswing2019Man
5 days ago

Colchester

Dacia Spring EV from 14.3 K

Easily the cheapest EV in the UK at the moment. 140 miles on a charge.

Prices are coming down, and manufacturers are making moves in to our market space. This is good

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By *ools and the brainCouple
5 days ago

couple, us we him her.

We have a 2011 hybrid once we are replace it we'll probably go back to petrol or a diesel.

However I see the government are raising car tax to the point it's making it impossible for normal people to own car's and forcing people to get an EV.

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By *abioMan
5 days ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"We have a 2011 hybrid once we are replace it we'll probably go back to petrol or a diesel.

However I see the government are raising car tax to the point it's making it impossible for normal people to own car's and forcing people to get an EV."

See… that’s interesting… I have a 2010 hybrid at the moment… and actually looking at going the other way….

The decision for me is do I get a brand new one … as others have said the price on them is coming down now they are bringing out smaller EV’s with range (for example the one I am seriously looking at moment is a Kia EV3 which for a small one gets 350-375 miles of range real world, and you can charge it from 10% to 80% in 30 minutes) or do I get a 2nd hand ex business fleet tesla model y type vehicle…

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