bhuwan
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LolAPPL can always get another loan to buy TSLA. Maybe secured by the DOE .
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LolAPPL can always get another loan to buy TSLA. Maybe secured by the DOE .
Citizen-T - Great call!
Umm, what should we expect next?!?
Good call. I don't see battery swapping coming. I take care of my car would not want someone else's battery. When you buy a gas grill you get a brand new tank. You take it to get filled and they swap it for a rusted scraped pos. trivial example but I wouldn't swap. He is so precise in his statements and he did say anywhere in countryIt didn't play out the way I posited, but I'll take it. This was a far more complex transaction than I envisioned, but it achieved the same outcome. I'm impressed that they pulled it together so quickly.
I'm impressed that they pulled it together so quickly.
It sure makes for a good story. I don't know if this is what is going to happen or not, but man---it would be EPIC.
Good call. I don't see battery swapping coming. I take care of my car would not want someone else's battery. When you buy a gas grill you get a brand new tank. You take it to get filled and they swap it for a rusted scraped pos. trivial example but I wouldn't swap. He is so precise in his statements and he did say anywhere in country
I think it's time for another update to the "Who Killed the Electric Car", and "Revenge of the Electric Car", maybe this one should be named: "Tesla: Dominance of the Electric Car", as by the time the rest of the lumbering auto industry wakes up from their comas, there will be no way to even compete with them, how can you compete with a company giving away free energy to all of their customers for long distance travel? Brilliant engineering, financing and execution, they have it all.
And to hold a certain amount of stock. I think both Daimler and the UAE guys have such agreements, IIRC (this is off the top of my head)?But my understanding is that Elon also has legal agreements with various investment entities that also require him to be the CEO.
Am I the only one that thinks the SuperCharger announcement really won't be some EPIC, FUTURISTIC announcement like Musk has been alluding to (i.e. charging faster than you could fill a gas tank)? I really think it will be some standard update on the, perhaps accelerated, rollout of SuperChargers across the country, including potentially an expanded rollout plan. Musk could simply have been tweeting about a future technology that will continue to make EVs more and more fit for everyday people - not something in the immediate future.
Am I the only one that thinks the SuperCharger announcement really won't be some EPIC, FUTURISTIC announcement like Musk has been alluding to (i.e. charging faster than you could fill a gas tank)? I really think it will be some standard update on the, perhaps accelerated, rollout of SuperChargers across the country, including potentially an expanded rollout plan. Musk could simply have been tweeting about a future technology that will continue to make EVs more and more fit for everyday people - not something in the immediate future.
Wouldn't take much to see an acceleration since nothing has been happening lately.
Am I the only one that thinks the SuperCharger announcement really won't be some EPIC, FUTURISTIC announcement like Musk has been alluding to (i.e. charging faster than you could fill a gas tank)? I really think it will be some standard update on the, perhaps accelerated, rollout of SuperChargers across the country, including potentially an expanded rollout plan. Musk could simply have been tweeting about a future technology that will continue to make EVs more and more fit for everyday people - not something in the immediate future.
Given how they have focused on unveiling routes, not locations. I suspect what we will see is the coast-to-coast chain of chargers opened.
Personally, I still don't see the battery swapping program being part of these announcements, as much as I respect Citizen-T's uncanny prognosticating ability (though I'd be happy to be proven wrong on this one).
That's why you're my favorite poster on hereI don't mind having my theories challenged. Keeps me honest. =)
APPL doesn't have the $$$ to buy TSLA - all of their money is tied up overseas and they aren't bringing it to the US to avoid taxes. (Cook has repeatedly asked for a Corporate Tax Holiday)
Moreover, they issued a bond to pay the dividends.
So no, APPL isn't going to buy TSLA.
Just my opinion anyways