YouTube 1. I had no idea Teslas weighed so much 2. Here is one going 10.4
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Not sure where to put this...
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The Cordless Tesla...
A YouTuber put a gas generator in his Tesla to avoid plugging in on an 1,800-mile road trip
Matt Mikka of the YouTube channel Warped Perception didn't have to stop to charge during his unusual experiment — but he did have to stop for gas.
The Cordless Tesla...
Still had to stop 5-6 hours a day because his generator couldn't keep up.... so why not fast charge. LOLNot sure where to put this...
A YouTuber put a gas generator in his Tesla to avoid plugging in on an 1,800-mile road trip
Matt Mikka of the YouTube channel Warped Perception didn't have to stop to charge during his unusual experiment — but he did have to stop for gas.
The Cordless Tesla...
Electric cars reach 18% of new car sales in California compared to 6% in the US
California announced that electric car sales represent nearly 18% of new car sales in the state compared to 6% for the whole of the US.
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We're 5 years into this thread
Well, it appears Mike and I were largely correct and the entire rest of the group got this wrong.
You don't need much public charging for electric. I've used a supercharger twice this year. I charge at home.
Every manufacture has announced massive electric plans and largely abandoned ICE development.
Tesla has manufacturing solved and the rest of the world is now emulating them. They are limited by production and this has increased pricing but it will come down.
By 2025, it appears we'll be about at crossing point of more EVs sold than ICE here in the US.
I think people should think about WHY they got this wrong. Adjust the way you think about technology and things you 'feel'. Learn to be more analytical. It will serve your life endeavors well...
What's stopping it? 20 - 30 years before ICE doesn't represent the majority of sales? I'd say it's closer to 5. ......
.....My guess is within 5 years electric is capturing at least 50% of the major automotive markets and almost all of the short haul new purchases (buses, UPS trucks, etc). It will trickle down as it is now with the last segments to switch over being the ultra-cheap economy cars .....
Save this post. Print it and stick it on your fridge and if in 5 years I'm more wrong than I am right, you can shame me. I won't be though.
GOOD MORNING M Mike K
Uhh, ok. I'm not rethinking a damn thing.Electric cars reach 18% of new car sales in California compared to 6% in the US
California announced that electric car sales represent nearly 18% of new car sales in the state compared to 6% for the whole of the US.
We're 5 years into this thread
Well, it appears Mike and I were largely correct and the entire rest of the group got this wrong.
You don't need much public charging for electric. I've used a supercharger twice this year. I charge at home.
Every manufacture has announced massive electric plans and largely abandoned ICE development.
Tesla has manufacturing solved and the rest of the world is now emulating them. They are limited by production and this has increased pricing but it will come down.
By 2025, it appears we'll be about at crossing point of more EVs sold than ICE here in the US.
I think people should think about WHY they got this wrong. Adjust the way you think about technology and things you 'feel'. Learn to be more analytical. It will serve your life endeavors well...
Electric cars reach 18% of new car sales in California compared to 6% in the US
California announced that electric car sales represent nearly 18% of new car sales in the state compared to 6% for the whole of the US.
We're 5 years into this thread
Well, it appears Mike and I were largely correct and the entire rest of the group got this wrong.
You don't need much public charging for electric. I've used a supercharger twice this year. I charge at home.
Every manufacture has announced massive electric plans and largely abandoned ICE development.
Tesla has manufacturing solved and the rest of the world is now emulating them. They are limited by production and this has increased pricing but it will come down.
By 2025, it appears we'll be about at crossing point of more EVs sold than ICE here in the US.
I think people should think about WHY they got this wrong. Adjust the way you think about technology and things you 'feel'. Learn to be more analytical. It will serve your life endeavors well...
largely correct, also largely wrong, but, whatever
They will never admit it though. It's clear as day they were off on their prophecy. ICE engines have decades of life left. Even more progressive states like California and NY won't outlaw them until 2035. That's almost 20 years from when both of their original positions were posted here.largely correct, also largely wrong, but, whatever
Come on now, I'm all for admitting that the market is shifting and did 5 years ago but YOU clearly got it wrong. Additionally, unless you had a crystal ball or time machine you'd have no way of knowing that the US Government was going to invest trillions via IIJA and IRA that significantly impacts EV adoption.
Adjust your humility and learn to be admit when your views weren't factual...it will serve your life endeavors well.
We already went over how easy and cheap it would be to do thisSomeone in the comments even said "Just put an LS3 in it!"
Some people think parts and labor are free and have a fully equipped fabrication shop in their garage
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