Yosemite Sam1 wrote:
Oh no, I thought I'm going to get mine this October!
I would expect at least one year additional time to what ever the worst speculation is presented.
Oh no, I thought I'm going to get mine this October!
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time2roll wrote:
I would expect at least one year additional time to what ever the worst speculation is presented.
I would expect at least one year additional time to what ever the worst speculation is presented.
I'm sure my Toyota will still hold up.
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Ever since Apple and other Big Tech companies hit a market capitalization of $1 trillion, many sectors are revving to follow suit—including the automotive industry.
But among those car brands racing to reach this total valuation, some are closer to the finish line than others. This visualization uses data from Yahoo Finance to rank the world’s top car manufacturers by market capitalization.
What could this spell for the future of the automotive industry?
It’s clear one company is pulling far ahead of the pack. In the competition to clinch this coveted title, Tesla is the undoubted favorite so far.
The electric vehicle (EV) and clean energy company first became the world’s most valuable car manufacturer in June 2020, and shows no signs of slowing its trajectory.
Ever since Apple and other Big Tech companies hit a market capitalization of $1 trillion, many sectors are revving to follow suit—including the automotive industry.
But among those car brands racing to reach this total valuation, some are closer to the finish line than others. This visualization uses data from Yahoo Finance to rank the world’s top car manufacturers by market capitalization.
What could this spell for the future of the automotive industry?
It’s clear one company is pulling far ahead of the pack. In the competition to clinch this coveted title, Tesla is the undoubted favorite so far.
The electric vehicle (EV) and clean energy company first became the world’s most valuable car manufacturer in June 2020, and shows no signs of slowing its trajectory.
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That looks like copper,so no more lithium?
China has over 500 EV manufacturers,
https://youtu.be/3WyA4Zd1AGs
And I thought Tesla is researching on the use of the more readily available and plentiful soda as material.
time2roll wrote:
Would be sad to not get the new 4680 cells just to be first.
Would be sad to not get the new 4680 cells just to be first.
Don’t know for sure but doubt that would happen. I think the battery in the CT may be structural. Just a guess but have seen some mumblings on the web about that.
Yosemite Sam1 wrote:
It appears Tesla is under pressure (or Elon is pressuring his tech team) to come up with a longer range battery for semi. Range and re-charging turn-around are the biggest issues on semi.
It appears Tesla is under pressure (or Elon is pressuring his tech team) to come up with a longer range battery for semi. Range and re-charging turn-around are the biggest issues on semi.
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