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This is true, because the compression limit and timings of ignition isnt as important with diesel.
That said, less complexity is better, so even diesel is out of the race :p
(And yes, ev’s have a lot of complexity too. Not gonna deny it. Shits complex to keep stable m’key )
Seems likely, not having to contain rapid fire explosions.
Diesel are extremely reliable even though they contain rapid fire explosions.
This is true, because the compression limit and timings of ignition isnt as important with diesel.
That said, less complexity is better, so even diesel is out of the race :p
(And yes, ev’s have a lot of complexity too. Not gonna deny it. Shits complex to keep stable m’key )