By the way autopilot or FSD is an option you can buy by the month. 200
bucks. So try it...if you don't like it don't buy.
I find on road trips it's great. Worth every penny of the 200 bucks.
t
Tesla DOES make really good EVs. You can tell, because their owners seem to
love them despite their
"I find it impossible to believe we would be where we are now without
Tesla and Musk.? That is why I am so bumfuzzled by negativism toward
both. "
I've got 4 friends who are either PhD's or engineers, who have an order
in for Model Y, and also some other friends, pilot, busdriver who have
Cybe
On 20 May 2022 at 18:50, Peri Hartman via EV wrote:
> Here's one of the reasons Tesla is better: lower drag coefficient ...
>
> I wish Tesla would come out with an off road model.
If they did, I almost guarantee that it wouldn't have as low a drag
coefficient.
David Roden, EVDL moderator &
It’s the new paradigm, right?!
(I share your appalledness)
They are first movers in an industry, and with a great product. But this is
disturbing, and they won’t ultimately succeed unless they fix this.
- Mark
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> On May 20, 2022, at 1:30 PM, Ken Olum via E
ertrand Russell, "Education and the Social Order"
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We have a 2015 Model S that we bought used in December. It's a nice car
and suits our needs well. But Tesla service is a horror. Who ever
heard of a car company where you can't call the service department on
the phone? Instead you have to use their app. And when they break
things, they don't t
Here's one of the reasons Tesla is better: lower drag coefficient. Why
does that matter ? At freeway speeds that means more range per kWh. And
that means a smaller battery to be competitive. And that means less
weight, which also increases range.
Cd
Tesla 3: 0.23
Tesla Y: 0.23
Tesla X: 0.24
S
On 19 May 2022 at 13:17, Willie via EV wrote:
> I find it impossible to believe we would be where we are now without
> Tesla and Musk. That is why I am so bumfuzzled by negativism toward
> both.
Hmm, I thought I'd answered that in past posts. Sorry if it wasn't clear.
I'll try again, and I h
