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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ieannet" data-source="post: 30821163" data-attributes="member: 7204">First, I am not against electric vehicles (EVs). My goal is to obtain the BYD Sealion 6. While the Atto 3 is sufficient, its range is impractical for my needs. Every weekend, I travel approximately 450 to 500 kilometers from 4 AM to 12 PM, and there is often not enough time to recharge.TOU traffic is not permitted for everyone. However, I am uncertain about the current requirements for TOU traffic.Yes, I agree that LiFePO4 batteries become better and better. My off-grid LiFePO4 battery, which has been in use for nearly three years, still showsthis.Capacity100 AhState of charge94.7 %State of health100 %ඊට පස්සෙ China EV පාවිච්චි කරල විසි කරල දාන කතාවක් කියල තිබ්බ. ඒකට දෙන්න තියෙන හොඳම උත්තරේ මේක - still unsure machan,BYD has announced that it has already sold 4.2 million units in 2024, a positive sign for the company.Wuling, claims to have exported 300,000 units so far worldwide <a href="https://wulingcars.com/about-wulingcars/" target="_blank">https://wulingcars.com/about-wulingcars/</a>While many new electric vehicles (EVs) are showcased at BMICH, some models have not yet sold more than 40,000 units.The Toyota Corolla remains the best-selling car model, with over 50 million units sold to date.I still have my doubts. If I had the option, I would definitely choose a 2025 Toyota RAV4 PHEV. However,  unfortunately, I cannot afford it.This is not related to BYD or OP.Anyone who has the option to choose an electric vehicle (EV) likely also has the means to install solar power.In Sri Lanka, 51% of our energy comes from fuel oil and coal. Hydro power accounts for 22%, but during dry spells, this can drop, resulting in 71% reliance on fuel oil and coal. ( 2023 report, I didn't see a new one yet )</blockquote>

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