a 1500 mi journey, with the speed limits in place (say 60mph) takes 25 hours. accounting for filling the battery, you need 5 more hours or so.
so, that means, at least 3 days, of 10 hours driving straight, with 1 hour pause for filling up (when you can have lunch), and filling up at night
it does seem sensible...
that's a budget issue. how about stopping the idiotic, unwinable war in afghanistan, and spend that money on electric car incentives (severa hundred billions a year)
you're mistaken, you pass gas stations every 10 miles or so, in normal conditions, except in certain locations in Arizona.
you have electric plugs just about anywhere. also, the included GPS shows you where the superchargers are located and guide you there
well, they can if they allow you to build more of the stuff you're selling faster... allows more money to flow in
it's a balancing act between buying production stuff or materials, and selling the product
that's because they have to invest to grow their network of support locations, superchargers and the like. other gas powered car companies are using a network that's been build over the last 100 years or so...
it's buying hardware and services to set up the production facility... big difference
burning cash would be spending it on things that don't do anything for the company, such as distributing dividends and cash executive bonuses...
your maths are flawed, you compare 2 cars that are definately NOT in the same segment. if you want to compare the tesla to an ICE, at least have the decency of doing so with way a BMW series 6 or 7, or something...
society needs to tax those undue profits to hell, period !
universal basic income is an implementation of a welfare system...
no, the tesla takes into account the fact that you won't even need a steering wheel and pedals in 5 years, which is withing it's lifetime
a 1500 mi journey, with the speed limits in place (say 60mph) takes 25 hours. accounting for filling the battery, you need 5 more hours or so.
so, that means, at least 3 days, of 10 hours driving straight, with 1 hour pause for filling up (when you can have lunch), and filling up at night
it does seem sensible...
you only need the supercharger while transiting in a long trip. for daily use, you just have to plug in every night in your garage
that's a budget issue. how about stopping the idiotic, unwinable war in afghanistan, and spend that money on electric car incentives (severa hundred billions a year)
you're mistaken, you pass gas stations every 10 miles or so, in normal conditions, except in certain locations in Arizona.
you have electric plugs just about anywhere. also, the included GPS shows you where the superchargers are located and guide you there
well, they can if they allow you to build more of the stuff you're selling faster... allows more money to flow in
it's a balancing act between buying production stuff or materials, and selling the product
that's because they have to invest to grow their network of support locations, superchargers and the like. other gas powered car companies are using a network that's been build over the last 100 years or so...
said government money was paid off with interest aeons ago
eagerly waiting for the "inside the model 3 production line" video ;-)
it shows "the financial sector" has it's priorities reversed if they seem to think "investing in production machines" is "burning cash"
it actually looks like a car
it's buying hardware and services to set up the production facility... big difference burning cash would be spending it on things that don't do anything for the company, such as distributing dividends and cash executive bonuses...
"my tesla was in autopilot mode officer"
like the russians give a shit about the New York district court... #LOL
is this law proposition coming from lawmakers that were recently forced to fly cattle class and didn't like it ?
hope they fixed the clock issues plaguing the C2000 !
there is... kill those stupid patents as soon as they are used in a standard...
you mean, to replace those extra expensive victron energy power pods ?
trump is just a fad, at most, he'll stay there 8 years. Tesla, on the other end, is here to stay for a bit longer...
"years away" in your book is about 400 days...
like there are NO ice car fires WHATSOEVER... right
your maths are flawed, you compare 2 cars that are definately NOT in the same segment.
if you want to compare the tesla to an ICE, at least have the decency of doing so with way a BMW series 6 or 7, or something...
hopefully it will help reducing the pollution due to the millions of people driving to work...