@thedoctorregenerated: They had fleets of electric vehicles in the past far more capable and accessible than what we are given today. #CapCut #electriccar #History #tartarianempire #oldworldhistory

ChillWill :

where are you able to get this footage?

KALBIM :

The Gov New This....imagine what else they are hiding

randalljones1974 :

THE GOVERNMENT HAS LIED ABOUT EVERYTHING

flower_amellie :

1940 is realy close! How could they hide this? There are still people alive that were born before! (My mother in law for example, born in 1933)

Denny 72❌ :

Even Henry Ford’s wife had an electric car

unclechucky ✌🏼❤️ :

Robert martin 🇦🇺 :

jp morgan ,rothchilds same old culprits.

Jim Derlatka :

Problem today with electric vehicles is the lithium batteries.

justlookinghere :

teach them everything about nothing

Victory :

Thank you Mr. Rockefeller and hus minions. About the same time they "persuaded" cities around the country to disband all electric trolleys and introduce gas powered busses. Now why would the holder of all of big oil do that? 🤔

Paul :

That’s still done with forklifts to this day . I saw it done recently.. god they were well advanced then to be fair .

cheetos3485 :

in 100 years and twof WW they dumbed down population so much that now we are policing ourselves.

GrenéBlu :

Stellar work Friend! 💯

kallmetak :

That’s what I’m saying ! Chevrolet had electric cars before 1992!

eFelix :

Nothing is new under the sun!

Muller :

Yes our lives are one big con 😡😡😡

Me not You :

This footage is historically accurate. Electric vehicles (EVs) and battery-swapping technology were quite advanced in the early 20th century. The Truth Behind the Footage Battery Swapping: In 1943, a fleet of Eucort electric taxis in Barcelona used a system where depleted batteries were swapped for fresh ones in minutes at specialized stations. Even Earlier Tech: This wasn't new even in the 1940s. In the late 1890s, New York City had a fleet of Electrobat taxis that swapped batteries at a central depot on Broadway. Electric Buses: London introduced the London Electrobus Company in 1907, featuring buses with a 40-mile range and quick-change battery packs. Why It Disappeared These systems were not "hidden" by a conspiracy but rather succumbed to economic reality. Gasoline became cheaper and more portable, while early lead-acid batteries were extremely heavy, expensive to maintain, and lacked the range needed for travel outside of major cities. By the 1930s, the mass-produced Ford Model T and the invention of the electric starter for gas engines made petrol cars more convenient for the average person.

user17581342318168 :

milk floats in 70s and 80s were battery

Song Writer just for fun. :

Look what greed did.

mtripple7 :

They tell us the previous civilization was primitive & backward. Oh how we’ve been deceived.

jondow :

They didn’t get more than about 100 mile range on a full charge.

peterglover372 :

In my youth, we had electric milk floats. There’s no pictures of these at all. The only historic footage is Michael Caine riding on one of them in the morning and drinking a pint of milk but I think there’s evidence has been destroyed now.

𝔗𝔬𝔫𝔶𝔅🐝❌💯 :

they've been around since the 20s. History Channel actually showed some electric cars that are now in a private collection

RustyNuts :

The first true electric car is widely recognized as the Flocken Elektrowagen, built in Germany in 1888