Lithium battery DESTROYS bike shop - MGUY EV News Wednesday 10 July 2024 | MGUY Australia

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0:00 - Intro
0:13 - Forever chemicals: m-g.uy/qb2
2:07 - Oil giant backlash: m-g.uy/qb2
4:30 - EV battery makers struggling: m-g.uy/11i
6:17 - Sardinia bans new windfarms: m-g.uy/go7
7:57 - New Jersey imposes EV registration: m-g.uy/a3a
10:49 - Shop destroyed by e-bike: m-g.uy/hev
11:44 - Cybertruck trashed: m-g.uy/qwo
13:22 - Outro
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[@Scott-kd5ql]

There's nothing clean about green.

[@alleyoop5185]

Sadly control thru force never helps the common people and that’s what the “green” movement is really about,,

[@truck6859]

Put that on t-shirts and bumper stickers.

[@DreDresChapters]

The Facts: burning 137 billion gallons of gasoline per year in 2023 (U.S.). Finding energy storage to infinitely recycle & reduce oil to zero is infinitely cleaner factoring recycling on top of it {97.2% to 99.7% recycling rate}♻️. You shouldn’t be scared of this right? When actually talking about lowering pollution standards alone. Right? At least not what this dude makes it out to be lmao 🤣😭U.S. average MPG car is 25 mpg. With how much pollution is released in average cars getting 25 mpg over 150k miles………… (including 8.89kg/19.2 pounds of carbon PER gallon ⛽️)……….. is 25mpg/150k = 5,769 gallons on half the life of a single car…. 51.3 metric tons of carbon, if we spent 51.3 metric tons which is half the life of 1 average mpg car, you’d get create about 5.8 EVs. {8.8 metric tons per EV/Truthfully} 20 years of burning 137 billion gallons (U.S. annual consumption) would equal 2.74 trillion gallons…. 137 billion gallons x 8.89kg of carbon is 1.217 billion metric tons of crabon. 1.216 billion metric tons of carbon is = to 138.3 million EVs {again truthfully}. 20 years of the carbon equivalence of burning gasoline is 2.77 billion electric vehicles within the U.S. oil pollution equivalence alone without ANY other help from the 196 other countries used at all.. You could create an EV for 1/3rd of the population {truth} & in truth there’s much more new ways of creating a battery like sodium, we haven’t even took lift off with this shit yet lmao.

[@Chopper650]

​@@DreDresChaptersok greta... how dare u

[@DreDresChapters]

@@Chopper650 😭😂 I associate nothing with that girl, I’ve hilariously always found the way that she & this man (MGuy) handles information… poorly & making absolute disruption

[@simon8864]

I've gone from liking EV cars, to becoming sceptical, to being mildly concerned, to being opposed, to hating them! They are the thalidomide equivalent of "progress"

[@josiecoote8975]

Well said!

[@PocoToro]

Oooo good comparison

[@nigelcox1451]

I was thinking EV's were the new asbestos. Dangerous to mine, dangerous to live near, dangerous to dispose of. Edit: Perhaps the batteries should be encased in asbestos as a fire containment precaution.

[@did_I_hurt_your_fee_fees]

Excellent analogy and I can't agree more. I used to think going green was awesome and then I started learning what a BS scam it all was.

[@alanmon2690]

Err, there is a real use for thalidomide now...

[@ahorton6786]

We're all being told a complete pack of lies around EVs and net zero.

[@timothykeith1367]

Utopia is a dream

[@mrg-ghx8052]

$CIENCE

[@angleseyandy9110]

Just something in the "safe and effective" lineup

[@johnpublic6582]

@@mrg-ghx8052 All hail the hypno-science...

[@vernevens1598]

You will own nothing and be happy.

[@mikerilling6515]

If your bike shop burns down because of a lithium ion battery, it’s just the price you pay for going green😂😂😂

[@robertmoffett3486]

There's nothing funny about a small business being destroyed, or any building fire, for that matter. Nothing says the shop owner "went green". He was just providing a service to a customer, and trying to earn a living. Now his little living is ruined. That you find his tragedy amusing, is sick

[@JP-cy1lw]

@@robertmoffett3486Agree in principle with what you say, but he should be refusing to work on anything with a Lithium Ion battery. Just like John Lewis and four other major UK insurance companies are now refusing to insure EVs. There will be countless car repair shops already refusing to work on EVs, and when we hear of such businesses we owe it to them to give them our custom. A bike shop that had a sign in the window "No E bikes serviced here" would certainly get my business.

[@airvicemarshalsirgeorgemas2083]

Green death here we go

[@fredEVOIX]

electric bikes are not green at all, a regular bike is, ebikes are motorbikes but since our governements like with the scooters let every road and trail be invaded by poorly after-the fact regulated vehicles I'll probably buy one too

[@justaseagull8406]

This crap been happening in NYC in the US, it's illegal to have e bikes in the hallways in apt buildings..

[@chargeriderepeat7024]

If I lived in a flat over a bikeshop, I would move.

[@robertsmith2956]

I would get some marshmallows to toast.

[@RemusKingOfRome]

What about Home lithium UPS ? (uninterruptable power supply). jk

[@robertsmith2956]

@@RemusKingOfRome mine don't use lithium.

[@Diponty]

@@RemusKingOfRome Mine has Lead acid sealed! SLA!

[@Diponty]

@@RemusKingOfRome Change to Lithium Iron Phosphate! Weight is not an issue!

[@jonathantaylor6926]

EV owners need to PAY UP.. These selfish clowns want everyone to subsidize their life. Roads cost money and gas taxes pay for it. If you don't buy gas but use the roads you still need to pay. Aren't they saving like a million dollars in gas per year so paying $250 should be no problem.

[@coldwarrior23]

Plus the average EV owner is wealthy so the $250 fee is irrelevant

[@garfieldsmith332]

Agree. Should be a lot more than $ 250. Also should be taxed by the mile. Mileage tax for road work and registration fee for electric grid upgrades.

[@bentullett6068]

Soon to do so in the UK. The recently elected Labour Party want to do pay per mile plan and charge EV's a congestion charge.

[@alleyoop5185]

Sounds like a bunch of slackers 😅

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

@@garfieldsmith332 just tax public and private chargin.

[@dwayne7356]

As a New Jersey resident, I am very happy that EV have to pay more. My ICE car, which I drove 10,504 miles, used 420 gals of gasoline in the last 12 months. That works out to be $177.66 in fuel taxes for New Jersey. In 2026, I will have to buy a new car before the restrictions drive up the prices of a new ICE vehicle. Hopefully, the insanity will stop by 2035. If you want to cut carbon dioxide plant more trees, not windmills.

[@davidglad]

Heavier vehicles such as bEVs also destroy roads faster. So that too is a reason they should pay their fair share. Texas already charges something like 400 a year registration on a bEV.

[@davidgenie-ci5zl]

Dont forget the sales tax on gasoline that the ev's cheat from paying.

[@user-pu6ty5kk8t]

But trees are not bug business. What will the fat cats do if we stop buying EVs and start planting trees?😅

[@thegreatcanadianlumberjack5307]

Oh the insanity won't Stop there ICEs are banned in Canada in 2035. which means you got no choice at that point if not your going to Paying an insane amount in Federal Carbon taxes. and it's already bad enough as is it's currently sitting at 75 cents a gallon and only going to get higher.

[@martentrudeau6948]

Νεt-0 government science is the problem, it's so called science theory, that is not tested, repeatedly and proven to be science. No more is the Big Bang, Evolution and gravity are proven science, it's all science theory and unproven. All these science theories are the basis for Νεt-0 government science.

[@xusiaxod6255]

And coming to all the billion dollar battery factories currently being built. There should be a Stop Battery movement, forget Stop Oil.

[@andyharman3022]

If you put "Big" in your slogan, it automatically becomes more persuasive. STOP BIG BATTERY!

[@DreDresChapters]

The Facts: burning 137 billion gallons of gasoline per year in 2023 (U.S.). Finding energy storage to infinitely recycle & reduce oil to zero is infinitely cleaner factoring recycling on top of it {97.2% to 99.7% recycling rate}♻️. You shouldn’t be scared of this right? When actually talking about lowering pollution standards alone. Right? At least not what this dude makes it out to be lmao 🤣😭U.S. average MPG car is 25 mpg. With how much pollution is released in average cars getting 25 mpg over 150k miles………… (including 8.89kg/19.2 pounds of carbon PER gallon ⛽️)……….. is 25mpg/150k = 5,769 gallons on half the life of a single car…. 51.3 metric tons of carbon, if we spent 51.3 metric tons which is half the life of 1 average mpg car, you’d get create about 5.8 EVs. {8.8 metric tons per EV/Truthfully} 20 years of burning 137 billion gallons (U.S. annual consumption) would equal 2.74 trillion gallons…. 137 billion gallons x 8.89kg of carbon is 1.217 billion metric tons of crabon. 1.216 billion metric tons of carbon is = to 138.3 million EVs {again truthfully}. 20 years of the carbon equivalence of burning gasoline is 2.77 billion electric vehicles within the U.S. oil pollution equivalence alone without ANY other help from the 196 other countries used at all.. You could create an EV for 1/3rd of the population {truth} & in truth there’s much more new ways of creating a battery like sodium, we haven’t even took lift off with this shit yet lmao.

[@orionbetelgeuse1937]

@@DreDresChapters you should cut the drinking of energy drinks, it seems you are drifting.

[@DreDresChapters]

@@orionbetelgeuse1937 yea, tea is much better for you & keeps a more consistent energy for me

[@flyingsword135]

EVs are much heavier, so much more damaging to roadways.

[@ts757arse]

It really does depend. The big trucks are definitely heavier. But the more sensibly sized cars aren't really. Have a look at the specs and you'll see what I mean. There's a firefighter who does training on EVs who went over this with regards to safety barriers and if they needed Reinforcement. StacheD training is the name, methinks.

[@Diponty]

@@ts757arse Yes the little EVs are no heavier than the F100 utes.

[@pingpong9656]

Does it not take far more energy to move extra tons of batteries all the time? I can see them being a massive waste of energy.

[@markboscawen8330]

⁠@@pingpong9656EVs are still more energy efficient than an ICE vehicle. Where more than 60% of fuel energy is lost to heat & mechanical friction.

[@pingpong9656]

@@markboscawen8330 But they weight so much more that efficiency goes out of the window.... the coal fire plants have move these elephants around... it's a colossal waste of energy.

[@EdVanMeyer]

Well, look on the bright side, they won't be selling any more electric bikes for a while. Result.

[@aperitifs]

@@EdVanMeyer I've seen bikes as high as 10 grand...

[@aperitifs]

No way would you lock that up.. i would sleep with it in my bedroom..

[@daveyjuice7710]

Tax payers pay every penny sir so either way we are getting shafted

[@mikerilling6515]

JustStopOil? Nah Scooter JUST STOP EVs 😂

[@DreDresChapters]

The Facts: burning 137 billion gallons of gasoline per year in 2023 (U.S.). Finding energy storage to infinitely recycle & reduce oil to zero is infinitely cleaner factoring recycling on top of it {97.2% to 99.7% recycling rate}♻️. You shouldn’t be scared of this right? When actually talking about lowering pollution standards alone. Right? At least not what this dude makes it out to be lmao 🤣😭U.S. average MPG car is 25 mpg. With how much pollution is released in average cars getting 25 mpg over 150k miles………… (including 8.89kg/19.2 pounds of carbon PER gallon ⛽️)……….. is 25mpg/150k = 5,769 gallons on half the life of a single car…. 51.3 metric tons of carbon, if we spent 51.3 metric tons which is half the life of 1 average mpg car, you’d get create about 5.8 EVs. {8.8 metric tons per EV/Truthfully} 20 years of burning 137 billion gallons (U.S. annual consumption) would equal 2.74 trillion gallons…. 137 billion gallons x 8.89kg of carbon is 1.217 billion metric tons of crabon. 1.216 billion metric tons of carbon is = to 138.3 million EVs {again truthfully}. 20 years of the carbon equivalence of burning gasoline is 2.77 billion electric vehicles within the U.S. oil pollution equivalence alone without ANY other help from the 196 other countries used at all.. You could create an EV for 1/3rd of the population {truth} & in truth there’s much more new ways of creating a battery like sodium, we haven’t even took lift off with this shit yet lmao.

[@xr6lad]

@@DreDresChapters thanks mate. You are the sort of activist that people don’t want in their group (and hope will move on) as you just ramble on and on thinking you’re clever when in fact you are turning people away. When the comment goes so on and on it just all starts to look a little deranged.

[@aperitifs]

Who would insure a bike shop with the amount of fires happening.

[@jp5000able]

My brother in law owns a bike shop but his insurance will only allow him to sell one certain battery brand. If someone brings an Ebike into his shop with a different battery then he tells him to leave the bike outside.

[@engineerinhickorystripehat]

​@@jp5000ablewhat brand ?

[@aperitifs]

@@jp5000able leaving a ebike locked up outside the shops is asking for a thief to buy a portable hand grinder.. it would be stressful owning one .

[@unnamedchannel1237]

It’s why everyone’s payments are going up to have insurance

[@Diponty]

@@aperitifs Hope it is a grinder with renewable batteries.

[@bikersoncall]

As long as the flames are Green it's fine! 😄

[@bikersoncall]

@@2470qwerty mmmm.... tastes like chicken.

[@carultch]

@@2470qwerty Copper

[@Diponty]

@@carultch Nickel!

[@partymanau]

And the smoke is somewhere else.

[@stevem7508]

Don't listen to your politicians is key, let the people run the show

[@jim9930]

Because I have called, and ye refused; I have stretched out my hand, and no man regarded; But ye have set at nought all my counsel, and would none of my reproof: I also will laugh at your calamity, I will mock when your fear cometh. Proverbs 1;24-26 May 21, 2011 was the beginning of judgement day on the world - you were WARNED And the seventh angel sounded; and there were voices in heaven, saying, The kingdoms of this world are become of our Lord, and of his Christ; and he shall reign to ever and ever. And out of his mouth goeth a sharp sword, that with it he shall smite the nations: and he shall rule them with a rod of iron: and he treadeth the winepress of the fierceness and wrath of Almighty God. Revelation 11;15 19;15 ...the people didn't want the truth - so God gives them politicians accordingly WORLDWIDE Democracy was shown to be foolish when the crowd chose Barabas (a murderer over Jesus), that is why the USA was set up as a republic. Politicians have gone mad because the people they rule are mad - the Lord removeth kings, and the Lord setteth up kings!

[@johnnieboy5381]

Hello. I’m from the government and I’m here to help-help you by taking your money!!

[@robertcovino4889]

My oldest son sad he was going to get an electric scooter. I asked him where he planned on storing and charging it. He said in the garage. I said oh I didn’t know you had a garage. He said Dad, you know our garage. I said oh, my garage you mean. He didn’t get the scooter…😂

[@princephilip-v5t]

I don’t think that’s unreasonable at all. There’s no way I would allow it

[@martinwalker9234]

Do you also warn him about going outside when there is a thunderstorm forecast?... odds of being hit by lightening 15300:1; odds of owning an EV that catches fire 25000:1.....

[@princephilip-v5t]

@@martinwalker9234 um, yeah. I do advise people to get inside when there’s a lightning storm.

[@sportysbusiness]

@@martinwalker9234 The odds of me dying from c0v1d were less than that, yet my government mandated a series of injections that didn't stop me catching or spreading it...

[@boblatzer]

One big problem is governments hate to admit that they may have made a mistake. It’s all about votes.

[@mrg-ghx8052]

They won't admit it. They're all aligned, purposefully destroying freedoms and what we love about personal transport.

[@johnsullivan937]

I'd say it's all about money, but votes/influence is a definite second

[@pingpong9656]

I would never vote for idiots like the current crop - they must have been installed by CIA types...Trudeau, Biden, Macron and other village idiots are beyond evil and daft.

[@mikapeltokorpi7671]

A Chinese channel made Tesla Model Y vs Volvo XC 60 crash test some months ago. Tesla had battery rupture, and it vented all the toxic gasses to the cabin. Instead of an automatic 911 call, it informed about low tire pressure to Tesla App.

[@JP-cy1lw]

Funny! Is that really so?

[@fredEVOIX]

@@JP-cy1lw considering the battery is under your behind very likely he should be happy a volcano didn't erupt under him but it's still horrible because those gases a highly toxic, if you check fire brigade discussions one of the current topic is "does our current hazmat gear protect us from those fumes"

[@eoin1959]

​@@fredEVOIXA volcano under your behind? No wonder so many gay men are driving Tesla cars.

[@chrislj2890]

The pictures of the smashed Cybertruck were so heartwarming.

[@danendicott]

Those chemicals also destroy our hormones... coincidence we are having some weird new social abnormalities??

[@ttkddry]

Does it make your hair turn blue? :-)

[@roiq5263]

A study shows it's mostly vaccines. Now children receive tons of them.

[@bikersoncall]

@@ttkddry I don't think so but it makes people change their name to Kaitlyn, Parker, Logan etc...

[@Old_Geezer]

Very possibly but I'd say most of that is due to a little prick.......if you get my drift.

[@martyngittins1274]

@@danendicott Like yen to buy an EV irrespective all objective evidence cautioning No, N o , No!!!

[@jimfell7147]

It stuns me when they say EV's are good for the environment, do these idiots nor know what it takes to get these toxic transports on the road?

[@nosferatut9084]

It's about the ideology not facts.

[@martinwalker9234]

There are so many tree huggers on this channel...I bought my EV because it is nicer to drive, cheaper to buy and using solar panels, very cheap to run.

[@CensorshipGenesis]

@@martinwalker9234 - All looked fine and dandy on your text... Until the "cheaper to buy"! What do you mean? Someone else pay your subsidies. Or you got some killer deal?!

[@martinwalker9234]

@@CensorshipGenesis I had two cars lined up, the Toyota Camry and the BYD Seal. I test drove them both, the Seal had a nicer interior, nicer to drive, quieter, better performance and far cheaper to run...also it was $4000 US cheaper than the Camry. There are no subsidies here in Thailand, and to my knowledge no tariffs on Chinese EV's either.

[@christownsend7602]

The EV people that are paying the extra fee don't get that there is not a climate crisis, and EVs are not green.

[@DreDresChapters]

The Facts: burning 137 billion gallons of gasoline per year in 2023 (U.S.). Finding energy storage to infinitely recycle & reduce oil to zero is infinitely cleaner factoring recycling on top of it {97.2% to 99.7% recycling rate}♻️. You shouldn’t be scared of this right? When actually talking about lowering pollution standards alone. Right? At least not what this dude makes it out to be lmao 🤣😭U.S. average MPG car is 25 mpg. With how much pollution is released in average cars getting 25 mpg over 150k miles………… (including 8.89kg/19.2 pounds of carbon PER gallon ⛽️)……….. is 25mpg/150k = 5,769 gallons on half the life of a single car…. 51.3 metric tons of carbon, if we spent 51.3 metric tons which is half the life of 1 average mpg car, you’d get create about 5.8 EVs. {8.8 metric tons per EV/Truthfully} 20 years of burning 137 billion gallons (U.S. annual consumption) would equal 2.74 trillion gallons…. 137 billion gallons x 8.89kg of carbon is 1.217 billion metric tons of crabon. 1.216 billion metric tons of carbon is = to 138.3 million EVs {again truthfully}. 20 years of the carbon equivalence of burning gasoline is 2.77 billion electric vehicles within the U.S. oil pollution equivalence alone without ANY other help from the 196 other countries used at all.. You could create an EV for 1/3rd of the population {truth} & in truth there’s much more new ways of creating a battery like sodium, we haven’t even took lift off with this shit yet lmao.

[@christownsend7602]

@DreDresChapters wow, what a load of crap. That's typical of your type. Have to write a freaking essay just to say you don't agree with me. Whatever you want to believe is totally your choice, just like mine.🤭

[@DreDresChapters]

@@christownsend7602 sorry what? You gotta lotta crap in your ears & follow guys like this who graduated from “TikTok university”😭🤣 Development of batteries today is perfect 👍 that’s thanks to to progress & money that’s currently into EV. Primary reason why EV fires catch fire several times less in any & every educated study😭🤣

[@0Aus]

​@@DreDresChapters You do understand the difference between theory & fact? Climate change of our own doing is science theory not fact! Also it isn't the first time that bunch have been TOTALLY WRONG. 😂 last time it was aerosol s via the propellant. Blind belief based on assumed ideas by individual that cannot agree let alone call fact.

[@yuricopperhooves]

Man, nothing is more hilarious than when people who think that the cybertruck is a viable off-road vehicle, actually take it for a hike.

[@paul756uk2]

Well they do appear to spend more time off the road than on it.

[@yuricopperhooves]

@@paul756uk2 Yeah, I mean it's kind of an inevitable conclusion if they unable to go back to the road.

[@tonysheerness2427]

Thousands of wind turbines just to replace a handful of tradition generating stations.

[@sailaway8244]

Baxi were making and installing Ecogen CHP (combined central heating and power 6kw) ...... they've since been discontinued They were effectively a power station in your home when you had the heating on in the winter An ideal balance to solar panels for the summer 🤔

[@malcolmwhite6588]

A good one turbine is about 1 1/2 MW I think the absolute maximum currently is 5 MW a fairly modest size peak plant running on gas can generate between 150 and 300 MW and take up as much Real Estate as probably 5 to 10 Wind turbines maximum And a similar cost I believe for a much smaller generation footprint and while the gas turbine cogeneration plant needs quite a bit of maintenance it has probably a 25 to 50 year life which is considerably more than the expectation turbine have particularly the non-recyclable blades

[@anderajohn133]

I thought Cyber trucks were meant to be indestructible 😂😂😂!

[@Username18981]

To all but water.

[@shaynegadsden]

I don't know i think the Cybertruck is completely stupid but i have to say it maintained it's shape pretty well in that roll over

[@ball7066]

Coming soon: "Drill baby drill"!!!! 👍

[@JohnShinn1960]

By a landslide! 👍🤠 🇺🇲

[@eyerollthereforeiam1709]

I did not expect great things from the cyber truck.. But I had no idea what internet comedy gold it would be! All hail the mighty Cyber Urinal!

[@thisisnumber0]

House gutted near me. Be aware, four BYD car showrooms burnt down in China.

[@biggils8894]

In Australia there is a huge URGENT RECALL on solar house batteries saying your house is in risk of fire. Recall is from LG branded systems and others

[@andyharman3022]

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: the Cybertruck is shaped like a dunce cap for a reason.

[@jeremyashford2145]

11:00 When you go fishing you catch a fish. The fish is not magically created by the hook, line and bait. It already exists. The word "catch" is used inappropriately with fires. The batteries do not entice passing fires with bait. They create fires.

[@JP-cy1lw]

You do realise don't you that EV owners have not the grey matter to understand your comment. 🙂

[@johnpublic6582]

@@JP-cy1lw But, muh battery good!

[@sergeantpeppers8858]

And to really get into it, nothing is ever ON FIRE. The fire is always on whatever is burning. Actually, the flames are just off the surface as the "fuel" emits vapors, and those vapors are what actually burn.

[@mikerilling6515]

If you live in an apartment above a bike shop, it would be a good time to move😂

[@martinwalker9234]

Also if you live in an apartment that has a gas supply, it would also be a good time to move..

[@Barbarapape]

A few less E-Bikes and one less Cybertruck all good news. Did they acrry out any crash testing of the Cybertruck ? They seem to fall apart very easily, the insurance companies must love them !

[@iancurtis1152]

Yes, YT has a side by side crash test comparison with a cyber truck an F150. I’d rather be in the F150

[@secondchance6603]

According to Musk the Cybertruck can withstand the blast from a nuclear bomb, but not a roll down a hill it would seem.

[@ldnwholesale8552]

Testing?? Naah the consumer will do that!

[@patriot388]

Governments worldwide have rushed into this EV madness without fully understanding the consequences!! 🙄🙄

[@alleyoop5185]

They only do what they’re told

[@DreDresChapters]

The Facts: burning 137 billion gallons of gasoline per year in 2023 (U.S.). Finding energy storage to infinitely recycle & reduce oil to zero is infinitely cleaner factoring recycling on top of it {97.2% to 99.7% recycling rate}♻️. You shouldn’t be scared of this right? When actually talking about lowering pollution standards alone. Right? At least not what this dude makes it out to be lmao 🤣😭U.S. average MPG car is 25 mpg. With how much pollution is released in average cars getting 25 mpg over 150k miles………… (including 8.89kg/19.2 pounds of carbon PER gallon ⛽️)……….. is 25mpg/150k = 5,769 gallons on half the life of a single car…. 51.3 metric tons of carbon, if we spent 51.3 metric tons which is half the life of 1 average mpg car, you’d get create about 5.8 EVs. {8.8 metric tons per EV/Truthfully} 20 years of burning 137 billion gallons (U.S. annual consumption) would equal 2.74 trillion gallons…. 137 billion gallons x 8.89kg of carbon is 1.217 billion metric tons of crabon. 1.216 billion metric tons of carbon is = to 138.3 million EVs {again truthfully}. 20 years of the carbon equivalence of burning gasoline is 2.77 billion electric vehicles within the U.S. oil pollution equivalence alone without ANY other help from the 196 other countries used at all.. You could create an EV for 1/3rd of the population {truth} & in truth there’s much more new ways of creating a battery like sodium, we haven’t even took lift off with this shit yet lmao.

[@partymanau]

They were ordered by the ones who really rule the planet.

[@DeeDee-pw9pm]

A 1.5KwH battery can fill a full sized shipping container with flammable gasses.

[@eldontyrellcorp]

PFAS is a big thing here in Belgium. Every week, we have articles talking about PFAS pollution in our waters. That's quite new, until recently, we never heard of that.

[@Neverforget71324]

How are things in Antwerpistan? I grew up there. Went back a few years ago... thought I was in Pakistan / Afghanistan. Unbelievable what the politicians have allowed to happen in Europe!!! I hope you voted for Het Vlaams Belang.

[@eldontyrellcorp]

@@Neverforget71324 I live in Wallonia, we cannot vote for het vlaams belang 😆 but I guess I would if I was living there lol

[@BramBiesiekierski]

Typical fear campaign. Designed to keep you stressed

[@ldnwholesale8552]

Banned for firefighting, but ok for EVs? Sorry Houston we have a problem.

[@drstrangelove4998]

In London electric scooters and bikes are, safety reasons😢, banned in the ‘tube‘ yet people buy them and charge in their flat under yours ffs!

[@billyhatcher643]

glad to see the oil companies are going away from green energy

[@Walter-wo5sz]

Next the politicians will put a tax on people who don't own any cars. Gotta keep those revenues up.

[@melissasmess2773]

Like Obama Care did to me.

[@Walter-wo5sz]

@@melissasmess2773 yep. Whenever the government wants to give you something for "free" you know it's going to bite you in the a$$.

[@barriewilliams4526]

The Cyberurinal looks somewhat battered, I thought they were tough....

[@thoos192]

Cybertruck, not sand-dune-truck. It only works in the fanboy cyber world

[@reginald7214]

😂😆

[@alleyoop5185]

Are you making fun of the Cyberheros? Lol

[@iancurtis1152]

The world that is between elon’s ears

[@onemoremisfit]

That NJ guy is disappointed because he has to pay back the public subsidies he took from taxpayers in the first place. No, the way he sees it he's being robbed.

[@emty9668]

In London on 25/12/2025 ALL EV's will have to pay the full congestion charge.

[@kennethboyer2338]

EV drivers should be paying a road tax.

[@eoin1959]

Of course they should, they get to use the transport infrastructure for free, courtesy of everyone else who is paying fuel excise. But lefty political parties don't have the balls to make EV owners pay up, they'll just use the people's money to fix the roads. Remember when Morrison floated the idea of EV owners paying a tax to compensate for not paying fuel taxes? He was nearly crucified!

[@malcolmwhite6588]

In New Zealand they do now!

[@benchapple1583]

You have to admire a man who has gone through his life as "Bernard Looney".

[@eifionhowells]

Pay up you EVangelists.

[@JW-mb6tq]

EV’s should be taxed just like gas. Make them pay based on usage. Also people need to be aware they are paying more for electricity in some cases than gasoline.

[@TheBDD1970]

IN the US we collect nationally about 55 billion a year in road taxes from gasoline sales......do you think the government will give that up?

[@martinwalker9234]

I charge my EV from the 10kW solar panels on my roof...they can't tax sunshine...

[@garyspencersalt9449]

Carbon fuel is a God-given gift to mankind, and its growth its up to us to use it wisely.

[@DreDresChapters]

The Facts: burning 137 billion gallons of gasoline per year in 2023 (U.S.). Finding energy storage to infinitely recycle & reduce oil to zero is infinitely cleaner factoring recycling on top of it {97.2% to 99.7% recycling rate}♻️. You shouldn’t be scared of this right? When actually talking about lowering pollution standards alone. Right? At least not what this dude makes it out to be lmao 🤣😭U.S. average MPG car is 25 mpg. With how much pollution is released in average cars getting 25 mpg over 150k miles………… (including 8.89kg/19.2 pounds of carbon PER gallon ⛽️)……….. is 25mpg/150k = 5,769 gallons on half the life of a single car…. 51.3 metric tons of carbon, if we spent 51.3 metric tons which is half the life of 1 average mpg car, you’d get create about 5.8 EVs. {8.8 metric tons per EV/Truthfully} 20 years of burning 137 billion gallons (U.S. annual consumption) would equal 2.74 trillion gallons…. 137 billion gallons x 8.89kg of carbon is 1.217 billion metric tons of crabon. 1.216 billion metric tons of carbon is = to 138.3 million EVs {again truthfully}. 20 years of the carbon equivalence of burning gasoline is 2.77 billion electric vehicles within the U.S. oil pollution equivalence alone without ANY other help from the 196 other countries used at all.. You could create an EV for 1/3rd of the population {truth} & in truth there’s much more new ways of creating a battery like sodium, we haven’t even took lift off with this shit yet lmao.

[@Theforestbandit]

just remember dont park your EV close to your home. or you not only lose your car you can lose your home too.

[@PFunk-kt9gc]

Happy to hear that governments are starting to charge extra for EV‘s instead of simply subsidizing them.

[@garfieldsmith332]

Cybertruck is not even an on-road vehicle, let alone an off-road vehicle.

[@zympf]

"clean" energy, what a joke!

[@DreDresChapters]

The Facts: burning 137 billion gallons of gasoline per year in 2023 (U.S.). Finding energy storage to infinitely recycle & reduce oil to zero is infinitely cleaner factoring recycling on top of it {97.2% to 99.7% recycling rate}♻️. You shouldn’t be scared of this right? When actually talking about lowering pollution standards alone. Right? At least not what this dude makes it out to be lmao 🤣😭U.S. average MPG car is 25 mpg. With how much pollution is released in average cars getting 25 mpg over 150k miles………… (including 8.89kg/19.2 pounds of carbon PER gallon ⛽️)……….. is 25mpg/150k = 5,769 gallons on half the life of a single car…. 51.3 metric tons of carbon, if we spent 51.3 metric tons which is half the life of 1 average mpg car, you’d get create about 5.8 EVs. {8.8 metric tons per EV/Truthfully} 20 years of burning 137 billion gallons (U.S. annual consumption) would equal 2.74 trillion gallons…. 137 billion gallons x 8.89kg of carbon is 1.217 billion metric tons of crabon. 1.216 billion metric tons of carbon is = to 138.3 million EVs {again truthfully}. 20 years of the carbon equivalence of burning gasoline is 2.77 billion electric vehicles within the U.S. oil pollution equivalence alone without ANY other help from the 196 other countries used at all.. You could create an EV for 1/3rd of the population {truth} & in truth there’s much more new ways of creating a battery like sodium, we haven’t even took lift off with this shit yet lmao.

[@zympf]

@@DreDresChapters Carbon (really you mean Co2) is not a pollutant. Co2 is greening Earth, Co2 has *never* been shown to drive climate. By historical standards we live in an era of low Co2.

[@DreDresChapters]

@@zympf what comes out of a tail pipe & coal factories? Pollution🤣😭 natural pollution that existed before the Industrial Revolution?… NO 😭🤣 ages where there were NO CARS, JETS, & FACTORIES BURNING FOSSIL FUELS TO KEEP THE PLANTS ALIVE…. I’m glad that only uneducated crawl over to watch shit like this🤣😭👍

[@WeeToddDidd]

NJ is such a scam with their 4 year new vehicle registration. They know a large amount go towards 3 year leases so they rip you off for a full year off the bat. Just one of the many reasons I'm an ex NJ resident.

[@smedleybutler1969]

In my neighborhood in Queens New York at least 5 bike shops were incinerated and most of the apt buildings above with 15 or 20 families had to move their apts were destroyed!

[@stevebosun7410]

Hi Simon, I continue to be amazed at how fantastic these EV are for the environment !!!

[@Ragnar009]

I live in NJ, there is zero chance it goes EV by 2035. Plus they want you to pay 4 years up front to register your new EV. That's going to further discourage the sales of new EVs.

[@robbie2447]

Cyber truck looks like its made from coke cans and tin foil 😂

[@timothykeith1367]

Beer cans

[@catdog726]

I am sick of all the fires by lithium batteries, this is so bad for the environment

[@ttkddry]

3M has a large PFAS factory in Zwijndrecht, Antwerp and poluted the area for decades, you can find traces everywhere on farmland and private gardens. They now has to dig everything up and replace the soil, not sure where they will store the contaminated soil. There are plenty of brown fields all over Belgium from companies using this stuff and dumping waste water in rivers. It is everywhere, you can find maps

[@phprofYT]

Good info

[@michaelwiddifield920]

They're trying to do it to us again it's Mercury all over again

[@dennism7813]

That rolled cyber truck don't look so bullet proof now 😳

[@utoob7361]

My god! New Jersey actually did something intelligent? $250 is not nearly enough, but it's a start.

[@teardowndan5364]

Looked like that Cybertruck cabin almost pancaked itself under its own weight. May need to add another 200kg to roof structural integrity and make those already comically large pillars even more of a blind spot nuisance.

[@Nik-8it5p]

I worked in a lead battery factory once,Just standard 12v & 24v car and commercial . Three fires in the week i was there, I left as i didnt feel safe. And it burned to the ground a month later. Makes you wonder about cover ups and near misses at the lithium plants?

[@timothykeith1367]

Lead acid is pretty safe compared to lithium

[@martinwalker9234]

@@timothykeith1367 Is that why Boeing and Airbus changed from using lead acid batteries to Lithium iron to power the aircraft system decades ago?

[@1Longranger]

I won't have lithium batteries as part of my boat's electrical system. The risk is just too high when you are 100 nautical miles offshore. Optima agm's are what I use.

[@johnpublic6582]

Wouldn't it be great if we got earth moving machines, graded Australia flat and covered the entire place with solar panels and wind towers?! They would be a net zero net exporter of clean green energy! We could do the same to NewZealand and make it a giant lithium battery block to level out the grid? Super idea for the whole world!

[@alwaysright3718]

EV's are the future and don't argue with me... it's rocketing the value of my 5.5ltr V8 convertible up so EV's are awesome...

[@Charonupthekuiper]

There is an EV advert running here in Britain claiming a range of up to 422 miles. At the bottom of the screen it says in tiny writing "422 miles range currently unavailable". Even if it was the usable range will be nothing like that. They tell lies on the most important aspect if electric vehicles.

[@erroneouscode]

In your face corruption and false advertising

[@martinwalker9234]

Remember the claims from VW about their diesel emissions?....until some boffins found the CPU had cheat software to change the parameters when it recognized it was on a test....at least EV manufacturers cannot do this as the emissions are zero to start with.

[@Pgresham3]

Saw a cybertruck on the road the other day. Thought someone was driving their refrigerator. Not a truck and really ugly.

[@pauldiesel4582]

You’re right they are uglier in person than seen on TV. The fit and finish is horrendous.

[@JustaGuy_Gaming]

Ebikes are something I am growing fear more than most things. More and more people seem to have Ebikes or scooters, and unlike cars they take them into their houses or even bedrooms to charge. Putting not only their own lives but the entire apartment complex at risk. It's funny I can't have a Barbecue in my area due to a fire risk, but they have those lol.

[@garreysellars5525]

Fly by wire steering. Fail Shouldn't be ADR COMPLIANT

[@peejayem4700]

Nissan/Infiniti was doing it over a decade ago

[@garreysellars5525]

@@peejayem4700 Wouldn't own anything of that system Still doesn't make it foolproof

[@peejayem4700]

@@garreysellars5525 it’s not foolproof but people trust control by wire systems in commercial aircraft, I don’t see much difference

[@garreysellars5525]

@@peejayem4700 Big difference no potholes dirt road more distance between vehicles. Should I go on

[@peejayem4700]

@@garreysellars5525 brake and steer by wire systems on cars haven’t been an issue but if it concerns you that’s fair

[@malp78]

Father Ted Crilly said that he did NOT try and tap the "dink" out of that rolled Tesla Cybertruck!

[@sheerluckholmes5468]

Net Zero is the equivalent of perpetual motion and turning lead into gold.

[@darksideblues135]

That e-bike article, says batteries store energy. No they don't. You have to put more energy into them to get less out. When I had a gallon of what to a storage container, I get a gallon of water. Try to charge a 30 kWh battery, might take 45 kW to get there. That's not storage.

[@philipc2025]

I saw your earlier video and was fuming. I have sent it to friends and family.

[@martinwalker9234]

Instead of watching MGUY's videos which contain little or no facts and are just sensational BS, try doing a bit of research yourself into the real facts about EV's.

[@1Longranger]

​@@martinwalker9234time to wake up, now.

[@yamamancha]

Those EV "registration fees" (read: taxes) are only going to increase. ICE and hybrids are reaching incredible levels of fuel efficiency, and that decline in fuel taxes will be attributed to EVs.

[@davidshanahan5134]

Another E bike fire in Sydney this morning. They mentioned it on the radio but I can't find anything online about it. Apparently the sprinkler system contained the blaze - seven people were apparently very lucky.

[@surbo5524]

Two days ago there was a fire at ward 76 in Singapore general hospital, due to a robot being charged.

[@darksideblues135]

I saw a Lucid EV today. Its pretty cool to see who actually but one of the ten in the nation. More rare than a Bugatti.

[@mysteriousotways]

I recall those two wheeled hover boards being banned here in Australia many years ago due to fires whilst charging. I think that ebikes are escaping a similar fate due to being closely aligned with the EVs themselves. The government is in a tricky situation with all this. How do you continue to push EVs as safe whilst also banning ebikes.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

"They'll be okay, they have insurance."

[@iancurtis1152]

😂

[@garfieldsmith332]

Just think of those couriers with E-Bikes who have several Li batteries and are charging them all at the same time to keep their E-bikes going throughout the day.

[@utoob7361]

We need to start seeing e-bike bans in leases and mortgages. Especially in multi-tenant structures. One idiot with an e-bike does not have the right to endanger everyone. We also need traffic laws addressing the e-bike menace on the roads and sidewalks. E-bikes should be limited to 15 mph, with full licensing like motorcycles.

[@johnkeen4271]

Oil firms know that Trump will be in power again soon, oil and gas, will be the norm, EVs will be left to the people who really want them, not forced on everyone

[@DHW256]

The "climate change" context is and was as much about coopting science and sound policy as it was intended to ensure the established maintain their relevance and growth in markets, but by force of law. It's a lot easier to profit when you get to make the rules and conditions by which you generate compliance and carbon credits.

[@graantmnz]

Ashburton bike shop in NZ had a fire too with a lithium battery fire...took months to sort out

[@wazza33racer]

Just today in Sydney, an e-bike or e-scooter set an apartment on fire, luckily the buildings sprinkler system prevented a disaster. 100 people had to be evacuated. Why the hell have PFAS chemicals not been banned already??

[@Echo4Sierra4160]

If states ban the sale of ICE vehicles I see a bunch of dealers opening up on the other side of the state line.

[@draman7225]

What happens to all the toxic water when they try put that fire out

[@danielsnook5029]

I bought a fake rolex, jacket, and radio while watching this vid.😂

[@srb1855]

I am glad that you mentioned the island of Sardinia and the opposition to Rome's mandates on wind farms-sorry wind factories. This story actually came out roughly 6 months ago and if my memory serves it was before the election of Todde.

[@Old_Geezer]

How do those "cybertrucks" pass any sort of safety regulations that are mandatory for all vehicles prior to public sale? The sharp edges, the paper thin panels, the apparently terrible steering mechanism, the constant need to look at and operate a centrally mounted touchscreen whilst driving etc. How, considering that in most countries, using a phone whilst driving is illegal? Do they go through any testing at all?

[@Wayne-Kj]

BP. Remember when their advertising campaign was Beyond Petroleum? Maybe they don't have a future Beyond Petroleum.

[@randysuratte663]

If they wanted to drill a oil well in Australia where the wind factories are they would say no. Not fair

[@raydelaforce8149]

I live in Houston Texas. On Monday Hurricane Beryl paid as visit causing a lot of trees to collapse and general mayem. Get this: I lost electric power for four days. The eV guys could not get away if not fully charged. My wife an I have KIA Fortes which could if needed carried us to safety with 3/4 filled gas tanks which could easily take us 335 miles. I feel sorry for eV owners who I thing were mislead by Tesla and the rest of the gang. In hurrican conditions, wind turbines have to be stopped to save the bladed from destruction, and solar ain't gonna work either. My roof is covered with solar panels, and I still sat in swetering weather with no air conditioning or only emergence lanterns (battery powered - the only useful equipment I own.). eV's should come with a warning sticker stating that operating an eV can affect a person's mental health.

[@DonnaLLoyd-lt6ot]

If lithium batteries are so dangerous….why are you carrying one in your pocket? ( cell phone )

[@Cookie-Dough-Dynamo]

There were 3 bikes in the shop. The damage was estimated to be 10 billion dollars.

[@leonthompson5885]

Would love to get you and Sam Evans on a pod cast.

[@arcadeuk]

Just think of all the "environments being saved" by all these fires and chemical leaks Thanks government!

[@romrimland]

I greatly enjoy your content, it's top notch. I must compliment you on something seemingly minor, but which is a personal irritation of mine. You might be the only person on KZbin capable of reading copy aloud verbatim. I read along with every instance and I have never caught you improvising. Bravo.

[@zoltanrudolf]

What about the massive factory fire in Melbourne's north only yesterday? Please look into that MGUY!