World’s Fastest 4-Seat Convertible, Bentley Barnato, Wireless Car Charging - Fast Lane Daily

[@RC404]

imagine if the wireless charging strips where along the motorway (or highway as you Americans call it) in the middle of each lane so cars could charge as they drive. Of course these would have to be long but it would be cool and convenient

[@matthewtruong4765]

DANM thats a nice looking Bentley

[@juanmagana2810]

Last time I was this early my jeep Cherokee didn't run me over

[@seantaylor2683]

amazing what paying attention, not only to the warning FCA sent out but to your own damn vehicle in the first place can do for your well being

[@slowjamconcepts1612]

that would be Durban, South Africa. Not Johannesburg. 4: 48

[@chrissorreda4982]

UHHH DEREK

[@theafricanpetrolhead]

WOW!!! That is unbelievable. I currently live is South Africa and I HAD NO IDEA!

[@sillydilly3126]

wireless charging !! somebody might steal electricity since it only needs a socket nearby the car

[@251IA]

Lol, obviously you haven't tried to use wireless charging on phones... it takes a lifetime!

[@c6drives180]

mine changes within 1.5 houra

[@khalidfallata898]

I think wireless charging could be beneficial it they are mounted on the streets to charge the cars while they drive on them. Actually this recearch is being on progress so if it was to be done, you'll never need to worry about charging or range for that matter.

[@Vincetagram]

That sure as fuck makes 0 sense since wheels are rubber and rubber doesnt conduct electricity

[@khalidfallata898]

+Vincetagram well, I meat charging by electromagnetic field not by tires and what not

[@Sniper269]

Another wireless charging benefit is if there is bad weather hopefully you wouldn't have to get out of the car to charge. Just pull up over the charger base, sit in the car nice and dry, warm or cool and leave after 15 mins. or so.

[@leander12Armand]

Derek D... sorry to burst the bubble but i live in south africa... now i know that is not johannesburg... clearly on the side of the police car.. there open wide...it says Pinetown...pinetown is close to Durban.. thank you

[@Sniper269]

Wireless charging prevents the power cords from getting in the way in the garage as you are walking around the car doing various other day to day chores as long as the cord laying on the floor isn't a trip hazard.

[@CarHound]

biggest advantage is possibly having roads that charge the cars or just simply parking spaces that charge electric cars in the future

[@Kevin27182]

the biggest advantage I see is that I can be placed in the road such as at stop lights and other areas parking lots etc. which will require a smaller battery because it will continue to be charged

[@yasharpakdel5786]

The wireless charging is a very wonderful technology if the primary coil unit can be embedded under the roads so you get charge wen you're driving. That would be really cool (Y)

[@darrylmac6150]

I feel if this whole wireless charging thing evolves to the point where there's those wireless charging stations a certain distance apart from each other on a road you would never have to stop for charge

[@Shahabbi]

I would say that the biggest advantage of wireless charging would be that they could lay it on the road so you can charge your battery on the go.

[@jorgesalazar1526]

the biggest advantage is just not having it to plug in when you get home, but wireless tech is not efficient meaning that you waste energy while charging and it would take a long time to charge , and they have to be aligned or it even longer to charge , the best it would be to have a self adjusting coil in the floor for it to charge when you park home, the best idea so far is the tesla Charger prototype

[@erik5336]

#fldqofthed. Think of it this way. You could just pull up to the garage and let it charge over night and when u wake up it will be fully charged. The slow charge time doesn't really matter. And if you want a faster charge you can still plug it ink the old fashion way.

[@RDJ1SS]

as well as charging while driving it will also make autonomous driving better I remember an earlier version of autonomous driving required weak magnets on the side of the road... we could also get flying cars (yup I became that guy). We could use the same technology as bullet trains

[@adrianglessner5979]

Wireless car charging difficulty is getting them close enough to work.. Elan has already mentioned he is working on this technology.

[@warkus123]

If they can install the wireless power transmitters into highways, then it's a good idea, if you just got one in the floor at home then there's no need, because you then have to park in exactly the same spot every single time aswell. And if you are not thinking about it, that won't happen, so then the car will charge slowly or not at all.

[@djfrommmk]

Disappointed, the sound for no crossover news was not sounded, Keep up the good work been watching since the very beginning. X

[@meso06]

Cable Management is the biggest one. No Poles or cables sticking out everywhere man I love clear cable free space. they can install it in more parking bays and probably would charge my Samsung Galaxy S6e faster.

[@mattg-p997]

Wireless charging might be more dummy proof. I could imagine people forgetting to plug in their cars but if they just start charge once you're parked that would be easier.

[@RamonAlmodovar]

Slow Highway Monthly .. Leggit .. let do it

[@TyrantTitan.]

Biggest advantage to wireless is that you can play without all the mucky muck and you can run anywhere on stage with that.

[@Tokkodai]

Wireless charging : prevents kids / adults from unplugging the car as a "prank"

[@999catz]

its not wireless charging per se... as it needs to be in contact to be charged, unless if it can be charged from a distance then its true wireless charging. Standard plug charging will be less complicated and more efficient to charge.

[@Mondballer_00]

That bear😂

[@jakey20022]

Wireless Charging is always longer that physical plugging in

[@caRlossanTos345]

didn't Infiniti already have an electric driving concept with wireless charging??

[@hondatrix]

Not Johannesburg, but a suburb of Durban.

[@topher2495]

not an electrical engineer but I would guess the charging would be slower due to losses because air is not all that great a conductor (even of magnetic fields).

[@Tryhardninjaas]

#FLDQoftheD it doesn't have to be faster, I just like the thought of pulling into the garage and letting it sit overnight. come back to it in the morning with a fully charged car

[@3DBlockBuster]

Derek D, today you are wearing a Swedish Green T-shirt, and "No" Volvo news? Disappointing to say the least. As for induction charging, it most likely slower with more loses then a wired charging, but I'm sure a lots of people will like it since plug the wire into an electric car is too much to ask! That is all. Watching you Bro.... Keep up a good job ;)

[@TheTigerblaze]

anyone noticed fld's subscribers have been stuck at 310 subs for like 3 months at least?

[@kirkcollette]

#FLDQoftheD Less wear and tear on the charging port of the car. Not to mention that wires (charging cable) do become broken over a period of time so there's that too.

[@MrKayakinglife]

Was that bear encounter in Jersey?

[@DeJonTebought]

If there is a standard(ish) place for the secondary coil it would be great for parking lots and street parking, just pull up head to say the mall and be fully charged when you return. An incentive to go places #FLDQoftheD

[@korkser]

Slow Highway Monthly. Someone get on that

[@TyrantTitan.]

He's smarter than the average bear

[@alinabeel8358]

You can charge the car while moving on the road

[@larryspiller15]

wireless charging is cool but it uses significantly more power than just plugging in because the process is not efficient.

[@kevinreilly3061]

Just signed the petition for you to be in fast and furious movie, your welcome😏

[@cgtactical6619]

just as an opinion the doing it wrong segment should be stricly car related topics

[@comedicd]

It always has a car or something with a motor involved with it. That's the criteria...thanks for watching!

[@rushilkisoon]

Represent South Africa 😂😂🇿🇦 It's Durban though, not Johannesburg

[@TheBIGJake111]

only advantage of wireless is if you can charge as you drive down the road.

[@zachmockett7566]

#FLDQoftheD i dont see how it would be quicker than wired charging...unless it's just way more advanced, they should be the same performance. The only advantage i can think of is not having the possibility of forgetting to plug your car in AND forgetting to unplug you car; driving while plugged in would not be a great idea.

[@AutoKay]

Charging on the go?

[@oaccessasia]

Biggest advantage of wireless car charger is THE FACT that it is a wireless charger! Dumbest question ever.

[@rquinn211]

Gotta be faster unless u don't have to park directly over it.

[@iaaljabary2247]

#FLDQoftheD Wireless chargers could be installed in highways. so that cars are charging while moving

[@TheMarkF001]

Wireless charging is inherently less efficient. At fixed locations it's only benefit is convenience, like in a garage car will be fully charged every morning. While embedding wireless charging tech in roadways or highways is a great concept, there are serious cost and maintenance issues; also the power has to come from somewhere and last I checked little is given away for free. BTW I drive an all electronic vehicle, and have taken road trips and experienced ZERO range anxiety. #FLDQoftheD

[@FCkying]

I believe WIRELESS CHARGING is still way slower than wired. Coils on Coils still is inefficient today. Too much power goes into the coils for heat and not for charging the Device that it needs to. Biggest Advantage to having Wireless Charging is the easy charging and less hassle with a giant cable that's all. Just Park and Done. But charges way slower. #FLDQOFTHED

[@DapperxDan]

#FLDQoftheD They could make it so it charges the cars while they are driving by having the roads with the wireless chargers built into them. Then the electric cars could potentially never have to be charged while they were at home because they are constantly being charged while driven. This would make the range of the car go way up because hopefully it would never actually run out of battery. Since electric cars are known for their bad range currently.

[@Marz2695]

And how many billions would that cost? Almost as bad as "solar freakin roadways". Sorry, but no.

[@isaachaynes6935]

I think Derek got sunburnt. Mostly on his forehead. Or maybe it's just the lighting. Hmmm....

[@featherman9]

The wireless charging is stupid, wirelessly charging your phone is already inefficient in comparison to just plugging it in plus there is a lot of electricity waisted. When you are talking about a cell phone its not a huge deal but once your talking about a battery that is so large the amount of electricity lost plus the extra time it takes makes it just not worth it.

[@logiticalresponse9574]

#fldqofthed whatever happened to instant battery charging or did that ever exist I'm confused

[@aminurrahman4452]

6 litre v12 twin turbo*

[@andriyfediv9181]

The wireless charging is not all that great but what if it would be possible to have those coils under our roads so as the electric car is driving its being charged, boom no need to worry about your electric car running out of juice.

[@HPN620]

On top of charging faster, i hope to see this would allow you leave the car's climate control running maybe on standby mode to keep the car relatively cool in the summer or warm in the winter. but i can see this for the lazy people that don't want to walk to the back and plug the car in.

[@pwschuh]

Not shifting to the "JF voice" when explaining the wireless charging? Doing it wrong.

[@comedicd]

haha that's old school, you must be a long time fan, much appreciated! I'll bring it back at some point, didn't even think of it ha

[@AezSplash]

360p?

[@Meezo7]

give it a chance..

[@kylestewart8354]

if we could get the government to implement tesla coils along major highways, then all electric cars could use the voltage to charge while travelling.

[@johnnycake3915]

You pull in to your garage and your car stats charging. No need to think about it.

[@jorarove1679]

Formula E already does that

[@tekkai235]

3.5 secs, kinda slow for that output.

[@ilibertywalkedmybaconct4445]

the car is 2 tones

[@PerformanceY]

sweet

[@headcas620]

Liking Brabus? Tastless.

[@dannycollins2651]

wtf bears now know how to open car doors

[@thebosschinchilla3876]

Who cares about wireless charging, Where is my babe Erica?

[@blackwidowsvt]

1st love the show

[@oaccessasia]

1st of 1st.

[@mikoht]

Derek D. looks a little sun burnt hmmm

[@oaccessasia]

Why don't you wear a different everyday costume to allow you to practice your acting skillz!

[@Vincetagram]

Worlds fastest 4-seat convertible? Let me cross plane crankshaft convert my mustang gt convertible, add custom UGR turbos, carbon fiber body panels, carbon wheels on trofeo r's, carbon fiber body panels, and sell the idea to ford and to say i created the worlds fastest convertible 4 seater

[@SofaKingTouge]

hey if that bentely comes out and looks like that and priced to compete with the cayman, well sign me up. finally at a point in life that my wallet matches all those cool cars i want. gonna try and get something cool every year. up first tt rs.

[@Kushari]

Wireless charging is dumb for cars, Loss of efficiency. There's already a company that has it for the Leaf, and wants to do it for the Tesla Model S. Superchargers are much better.

[@Gilliatt83]

Biggest advantage..... that's a hard one but The Electro Magnetic Pollution (EMF) will cause new diseases never seen before and weakening the weak earth's magnetic field and yes that's go to smug machines too. So people will miss fossil fuel cars like some missed the horses and that's the only advantage.

[@TinoMiller]

Mercedes Benz is wasting their money and time.. Lets say it does happen like how are you going to install that plate for the wireless charge under the car? Like you have to literally put that poo late flat on the grown and find somehow to lift it up to really charge the car .. What happens if these people don't have a garage or when it snows?!!

[@Theoneandonlybay2345]

Ha! Slow intro!

[@Fitforacting]

love you guys but the videos are shorter. me no likey

[@keithwilliams6886]

second

[@dannycollins2651]

wtf bears now know how to open car doors