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17 August 2026

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Electricity shortages dim Nigeria's EV charge

h0ngcom: This is obviously ironic. Because fuel is still needed. It makes a lot more sense to use a gas car.

Using a generator to charge electric cars instead of using the true electricity looks complicated and funny. It makes the EV looks bad too since it can't use that gas by itself.

Thailand does not have a shortage of electricity. But I probably won't use an EV because it's more convenient to refuel. And EV battery packs have so short lifespans, compared to the Japanese engines and especially the fuel tanks.

1. It is not a good decision because you and your country still have problems with charging and using electricity.

1. It's not a good decision because the lifespan of a battery pack is definitely shorter than the lifespan of a combustion engine and gas tank.

1. It's not a good decision because Chink cars are likely not durable and have a short lifespan as well.

1. It is not a good decision because Chink cars are still looked down upon by societies (all over the world). For a good image of the owner and pride in owning it, it is better to buy a car from a brand (and nationality of the brand) that society truly praises. But if you're an indie person or don't really care about society, that's okay. (This does not include other factors such as Chink EVs are economic threats or threats to your country's automotive industries. or fear of being a data recorder sent to China, etc.)