₦airaland Forum

ariesbull:
Anambra get fine roads shaaaa....no bombs ,no ononnile ,no owoda


If we can get people that can covert

what about ugm n sit at home?

Dem don kill 3 police officers today ooo, check crime section

iLoveYouToo:
Tesla of Innoson brand 🤦‍♂️


More like it’s a Tesla but we paid to brand it Innoson. Chaii

This is the problem with Africans and this is the reason the whites took advantage of us cos we hate ourselves

This is a game changer only it's more expensive

ariesbull:
Its cheaper

To drive from Awka to Lagos will cost you fuel not less than 80,000 full tank...you can buy more but this is the metric at the rate of 1,200

Then there is no way he will charge the car for six hours and pay an electricity bill of 20,000

It's cheaper trust me ! EV cars are cheaper

If I have money ,I will go for it and avoid all these

Change oil
Change gear oil
Change brake oil
Change axle oil
Service engine
Service gear
Service steering rack
Fix stabilisers linkage


You will avoid lots of grease and wahala

just typing rubbish without reading

U get 38 million?

PointB:
One more thing though, there is no way that speed is 120km/hr, not on that road at least. At 120km/hr no driver can afford to be distracted as reaction time is very short.

Depends on the road. If na express and the road smooth, that's no speed at all.

Haven't watched the clip tho.

Unclean money is talking.

Felabrity:
Sha no travel interstate make you no go hang for forest

you can calculate your journey na. If battery wan finish lodge for hotel charge am.

dubra:
A man who bought the new innoson electric can been interviewed for his experience as he was cruising on a very high speed, the man is filled with joy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unoxavi-oK8?feature=shared

How many Km have you covered. Which one is 5 days

PointB:
One more thing though, there is no way that speed is 120km/hr, not on that road at least. At 120km/hr no driver can afford to be distracted as reaction time is very short.

I make videos even on 160km/h. At 120km/h, I can gist, laugh, look sideway, many things


Image from one of my videos. I wasn't even speeding

You are a common foooooool.hungry peasant

Goodnewsforlife:
even without tinubu

Can your father afford a car of 38 million naira?

easytig:
You are a common foooooool.hungry peasant

u n your father keep hiding under tinubu

Even during yaradua regime, your papa get 1 million?

ariesbull:
Your right...at 120 km/h that speed is too much to be distracted

L

You still sound like a common foooool lol 😂
Silence is the best answer for a common fool

Goodnewsforlife:
u n your father keep hiding under tinubu

Even during yaradua regime, your papa get 1 million?

PointB:
A full charge taking you 350 km is quite substantial.

I'm not sure how much power, cost wise, is used to charge the battery for the 6hr required for max charging, but it must be significantly lower than the cost of buying fuel for the same distance. So it's an impressive feat, and would certainly make sense in the Nigeria market.

Though normally, electric cars are notoriously more expensive than petrol cars, and one can argue that the cost of buying the fuel would have been factored into the cost of the car. However, in Nigeria where the cost of fuel is increasing in arimethemetic (or even geometric) proportion, electric cars may simply be the way to go.

Good one Innoson.

Better for people using direct, they have nothing to worry about cost effective since NEPA charges is manual 🤞

For Prepaid people like me, I'll like to how much it costs to charge it from 0-100, otherwise nah to drive to a friend place who's using a direct meter.

Regardless, there's no way it won't be cost effective than PMS.

easytig:
You still sound like a common foooool lol 😂
Silence is the best answer for a common fool

don't mistake me for your father

MrJames007:
L

Aswearugad. I'm looking for my 170km/h video🤣🤣🤣

soullove1881:
Better for people using direct, they have nothing to worry about cost effective since NEPA charges is manual 🤞

For Prepaid people like me, I'll like to how much it costs to charge it from 0-100, otherwise nah to drive to a friend place who's using a direct meter.

Regardless, there's no way it won't be cost effective than PMS.

na night u go Dey charge am or after NEPA working hours

U go just bypass n charge overnight

That's all

Felabrity:
Sha no travel interstate make you no go hang for forest

Carry Gemerator enter boot

PointB:
One more thing though, there is no way that speed is 120km/hr, not on that road at least. At 120km/hr no driver can afford to be distracted as reaction time is very short.

You never drive car before

easytig:
If you check the price now,na over 7 million,can saparians dat struggle to buy fuel at 1000per litre afford electric vehice.




CALAMITY TINUBU NA ODE.

7m? Guy you funny ohh.
That car will be nothing less than 30m at least.

Sammy101111:
That small electric car is been sold for 38 million naira very cost

The VW version of that small EV car is going for 98m..

Sammy101111:
That small electric car is been sold for 38 million naira very cost

Change that to dollars it's cheap

PointB:
One more thing though, there is no way that speed is 120km/hr, not on that road at least. At 120km/hr no driver can afford to be distracted as reaction time is very short.

Is 120 even fast? That is just cruising speed.

PointB:
A full charge taking you 350 km is quite substantial.

I'm not sure how much power, cost wise, is used to charge the battery for the 6hr required for max charging, but it must be significantly lower than the cost of buying fuel for the same distance. So it's an impressive feat, and would certainly make sense in the Nigeria market.

Though normally, electric cars are notoriously more expensive than petrol cars, and one can argue that the cost of buying the fuel would have been factored into the cost of the car. However, in Nigeria where the cost of fuel is increasing in arimethemetic (or even geometric) proportion, electric cars may simply be the way to go.

Good one Innoson.

Actually that 350km range may depend on the average power demand or simply put how fast one travels on average.

Any speeds beyond 100km/h at a constant average rate, will significantly reduce that 350km range to even 250km.

Then again the regen braking efficiency of the car needs to be taken into account. So as to evaluate energy management.

The weight of the car and volume of traffic per km travelled also need to be taken account.

And of course thermal situation of the battery during various weather conditions.

Bro that's the kind of math one needs to apply the moment EV's range is being stated. Because stated range is not always equal to actual driving range.

educatedfool:
stale

stale bawo?

Good one there.

dubra:
A man who bought the new innoson electric can been interviewed for his experience as he was cruising on a very high speed, the man is filled with joy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unoxavi-oK8?feature=shared

Half backed information. He couldn't interview to the extent of the cost, mode of charging and charging centres. Abi na USB socket charging like we charge every other appliances in our various homes?? How many horsepower is the vehicle?

Mumu content here and there..

Mrfeel:
Change that to dollars it's cheap

So 38 million in dollar is around $30,000 dollar some white don’t even have $1,000 In there account what wrong with you 38million naira no be small money oh

PointB:
A full charge taking you 350 km is quite substantial.

I'm not sure how much power, cost wise, is used to charge the battery for the 6hr required for max charging, but it must be significantly lower than the cost of buying fuel for the same distance. So it's an impressive feat, and would certainly make sense in the Nigeria market.

Though normally, electric cars are notoriously more expensive than petrol cars, and one can argue that the cost of buying the fuel would have been factored into the cost of the car. However, in Nigeria where the cost of fuel is increasing in arimethemetic (or even geometric) proportion, electric cars may simply be the way to go.

Good one Innoson.

You are totally spot on! However, in countries like China, the cost of buying a petrol car is 3x the cost of buying an EV. Hence, encouraging the quick adoption of EVs.

stuffs4me:
How will you know since they are not IIGB0S


Same silly thing Peter Obi was making campaigning to IIGB0 dominated areas in the north last year only to start crying upandan when the results came out and he lost woefully

Hehe agbado man 🤡

I asked about vehicle manufacturers, you're replying about Peter obi

na obi papa ghost dey pursue you for dream abi?

optimusprime2:
Actually that 350km range may depend on the average power demand or simply put how fast one travels on average.

Any speeds beyond 100km/h at a constant average rate, will significantly reduce that 350km range to even 250km.

Then again the regen braking efficiency of the car needs to be taken into account. So as to evaluate energy management.

The weight of the car and volume of traffic per km travelled also need to be taken account.

And of course thermal situation of the battery during various weather conditions.

Bro that's the kind of math one needs to apply the moment EV's range is being stated. Because stated range is not always equal to actual driving range.

We have proper EV weather here all through the year. The thermal point above won't count because winter isn't coming

120km? I dey drive na. Ppl just dey always make mouth 120km/hr if fucking fast

PointB:
One more thing though, there is no way that speed is 120km/hr, not on that road at least. At 120km/hr no driver can afford to be distracted as reaction time is very short.