I’m actually surprised we haven’t seen one wrapped up in a ball yet.
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Groover wrote:
The Tesla is street legal, handles well, and is fast with 5 people inside an air conditioned cabin. That Mustang is useless for anything other than turning money into smoke.
But it also looks way cool. The Tesla looks like a four-door sedan. There's a reason nobody hotrods four-door sedans.The Tesla is street legal, handles well, and is fast with 5 people inside an air conditioned cabin. That Mustang is useless for anything other than turning money into smoke.
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The 200-kWh battery is said to provide up to 620 miles of range, but certainly that number will be achievable only under very light use; hitting the track for some flat-out hot laps will cut that estimate considerably.
The 200-kWh battery is said to provide up to 620 miles of range, but certainly that number will be achievable only under very light use; hitting the track for some flat-out hot laps will cut that estimate considerably.
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8.1 Van wrote:
"The 200-kWh battery is said to provide up to 620 miles of range, but certainly that number will be achievable only under very light use; hitting the track for some flat-out hot laps will cut that estimate considerably."
"The 200-kWh battery is said to provide up to 620 miles of range, but certainly that number will be achievable only under very light use; hitting the track for some flat-out hot laps will cut that estimate considerably."
That's what I like about Elon, continuous improvement, sometimes free even on fishes already hooked. And delivers better than initially promised (except on those pesky production delays, lol).
Then I just see that it has nothing to due with vehicles that are late.
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Dadoffourgirls wrote:
Every time I see this topic at the top, I get excited to think that my groceries are going to arrive via electric semi.
Every time I see this topic at the top, I get excited to think that my groceries are going to arrive via electric semi.
You got your hyperbole confused.
Unless you own Walmart, your groceries won't be delivered by semis.
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Most likely, drones or those smart carts like in that pizza commercial.
That is, if you live long enough.
Yosemite Sam1 wrote:
That's what I like about Elon, continuous improvement, sometimes free even on fishes already hooked. And delivers better than initially promised (except on those pesky production delays, lol).
I don't know about continuous improvement, but there is continuous updates that may, or may not, actually occur. So far we've seen exactly squat.
8.1 Van wrote:
"The 200-kWh battery is said to provide up to 620 miles of range, but certainly that number will be achievable only under very light use; hitting the track for some flat-out hot laps will cut that estimate considerably."
"The 200-kWh battery is said to provide up to 620 miles of range, but certainly that number will be achievable only under very light use; hitting the track for some flat-out hot laps will cut that estimate considerably."
That's what I like about Elon, continuous improvement, sometimes free even on fishes already hooked. And delivers better than initially promised (except on those pesky production delays, lol).
fj12ryder wrote:
I don't know about continuous improvement, but there is continuous updates that may, or may not, actually occur. So far we've seen exactly squat.
I don't know about continuous improvement, but there is continuous updates that may, or may not, actually occur. So far we've seen exactly squat.
If you are my dad (thank gawd), I'll be worried with possible Alzheimer, dementia or psychiatric denial for not remembering that Elon did come up with truly full electric car and there was no auto-pilot before.
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Yosemite Sam1 wrote:
If you are my dad (thank gawd), I'll be worried with possible Alzheimer, dementia or psychiatric denial for not remembering that Elon did come up with truly full electric car and there was no auto-pilot before.
Since this thread is about the Tesla semi, that is what I was referring to, not Tesla vehicles in general. Lots of hype, no real data. Situational awareness is a good thing. fj12ryder wrote:
I don't know about continuous improvement, but there is continuous updates that may, or may not, actually occur. So far we've seen exactly squat.
I don't know about continuous improvement, but there is continuous updates that may, or may not, actually occur. So far we've seen exactly squat.
If you are my dad (thank gawd), I'll be worried with possible Alzheimer, dementia or psychiatric denial for not remembering that Elon did come up with truly full electric car and there was no auto-pilot before.
Apology accepted.
* This post was edited 07/02/21 06:28am by fj12ryder *