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Originally Posted by lozen
The question should be why so much for a Hyundai battery compared to a Tesla .
That question doesn't make a lot of sense when Hyundai has said it doesn't cost that much.
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Originally Posted by lozen
Its nice to see you have one standard for me and fxxk the rest because they agree with you politically . Bless Your Heart
I've been known to disagree with people from the entire range of the political spectrum. But sure, I'm definitely biased towards disagreeing more often with those that view politics differently than I do. Do you consider that unusual?
And I also disagree more often with those who make ridiculous claims. Perhaps you should try doing that less often, rather than worrying about how often I disagree with others?
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Originally Posted by lozen
Than why is he being quoted $50,000?
You've already been told why, in the video you posted. It's fine if you don't want to believe them, but to pretend they didn't explain it is pretty weak.
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Obviously your chart is wrong
Why is that obvious? Sure, it's possible that Hyundai is lying in that report, and that they charge $50,000 for a battery for a car that costs $50,000. It's also possible that there was a **** up like Hyundai says there was, and that the many, many sites that quote prices of far less than $50,000 are right. The latter seems far more likely to me.
That said, some prices in that chart are definitely on the very low end of pricing I've seen, so I do think there could be some inaccuracies, especially the Hyundai one. But not in the 'well there was one news report that a Hyundai Ioniq battery was quoted at $50,000, so it must be $50,000' sort of way. Given that most of the prices are ranges, it could be they only found one price for the Hyundai and it was inaccurate.