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<blockquote data-quote="MrCat" data-source="post: 31241877" data-attributes="member: 38575"><p>Copied from what i wrote in a different thread :</p><p></p><p>---------------------------------------------------</p><p>Yes, true. My guess is that half of these new cars (i.e. 50%) could end-up being a massive financial burden on the owners and eventually the country within 10-15 years.</p><p></p><p>SDVs (Software Defined Vehicles) are NOT proven in the real world for decades yet. It's nice to be able to say "Hey BYD, open sunroof" until one little software/network/connectivity/hardware module glitch bricks the entire thing! It`s 2026 and my Windows 11 PC still has Software issues. Imagine when a car shits itself at the wrong place at the wrong time with the whole family inside. <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/lol.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":lol:" title="LOL :lol:" data-shortname=":lol:" /></p><p></p><p>The entire car industry is at a historical milestone and manufactures are barely keeping up with the speed of change (from electrification to emissions standards to software development).</p><p></p><p>For me personally, the following are a massive <strong><u>no</u></strong> at this point in time with new cars (might be a different story in 10 years when technologies have evolved):</p><p></p><p>** Any PHEV - hideously complicated for little benefit. These are simply transitional tech to showcase fuel economy figures (meet gov. regulations) and to extend range</p><p>** Any SDV (Software Defined Vehicle) - Tesla is probably an exception since they are the oldest SDV in the market, but there is a chance that their current hardware won't be able to run the latest and greatest software in 10 years.</p><p>** Any small engined car with un-proven tech - i.e. wet timing belts, belt driven mild-hybrid systems, AMT etc..</p><p>** Diesel engines - almost dead technology for passenger cars/4WDs`</p><p></p><p></p><p>The following are safe bets when it comes to new cars in 2026 IMHO:</p><p></p><p>** Toyota and Honda Hybrids with eCVT or similar drivetrain - Proven for a few decades already</p><p>** Basic EV`s which are NOT full-blown SDV`s. Don't know whether there is such a thing available in the market though (apart from old Nissan Leafs`)</p><p>** Anything with a traditional petrol drivetrain with no experimental tech.</p><p></p><p>----------------------------------------------------</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrCat, post: 31241877, member: 38575"] Copied from what i wrote in a different thread : --------------------------------------------------- Yes, true. My guess is that half of these new cars (i.e. 50%) could end-up being a massive financial burden on the owners and eventually the country within 10-15 years. SDVs (Software Defined Vehicles) are NOT proven in the real world for decades yet. It's nice to be able to say "Hey BYD, open sunroof" until one little software/network/connectivity/hardware module glitch bricks the entire thing! It`s 2026 and my Windows 11 PC still has Software issues. Imagine when a car shits itself at the wrong place at the wrong time with the whole family inside. :lol: The entire car industry is at a historical milestone and manufactures are barely keeping up with the speed of change (from electrification to emissions standards to software development). For me personally, the following are a massive [B][U]no[/U][/B] at this point in time with new cars (might be a different story in 10 years when technologies have evolved): ** Any PHEV - hideously complicated for little benefit. These are simply transitional tech to showcase fuel economy figures (meet gov. regulations) and to extend range ** Any SDV (Software Defined Vehicle) - Tesla is probably an exception since they are the oldest SDV in the market, but there is a chance that their current hardware won't be able to run the latest and greatest software in 10 years. ** Any small engined car with un-proven tech - i.e. wet timing belts, belt driven mild-hybrid systems, AMT etc.. ** Diesel engines - almost dead technology for passenger cars/4WDs` The following are safe bets when it comes to new cars in 2026 IMHO: ** Toyota and Honda Hybrids with eCVT or similar drivetrain - Proven for a few decades already ** Basic EV`s which are NOT full-blown SDV`s. Don't know whether there is such a thing available in the market though (apart from old Nissan Leafs`) ** Anything with a traditional petrol drivetrain with no experimental tech. ---------------------------------------------------- [/QUOTE]
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