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Yes, of course. I also use low sometimes when I want to have fun and I'm not carrying animals
youpidou
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Thanks for sharing!
Stunning northern lights, roads around the fjords, T-shirt with the teddy bear!
I also enjoyed the fact you ate at an Egon restaurant in Trondheim. I guess it's the norwegian translation for Elon? :wink:
Stunning northern lights, roads around the fjords, T-shirt with the teddy bear!
I also enjoyed the fact you ate at an Egon restaurant in Trondheim. I guess it's the norwegian translation for Elon? :wink:
Video #11 is out! This time we go to Ullared and Copenhagen. We also set a world record
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Owner
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Bjorn, that record was set the day before here in Silicon Valley with a parade of 507 electric vehicles. Some photos here on my blog.
If you at all worried about vehicles or car designation, I think there were only a handful of electric motorcycles in Cupertino the day before.
Nevertheless a worthwhile effort.
If you at all worried about vehicles or car designation, I think there were only a handful of electric motorcycles in Cupertino the day before.
Nevertheless a worthwhile effort.
Video #11 is out! We also set a world record
The Silicon Valley event was for "Largest Parade of Electric Vehicles" http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/records-7000/largest-parade-of-electric-vehicles/, the Denmark/Sweden event was for "Largest Parade of Electric Cars" http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/records-11000/largest-parade-of-electric-cars-(1)/, Guinness seems to think they are different categories but I'm not sure what the "-(1)" might mean.
How about a new one" "Largest Parade of Electric Vehicles that aren't Cars"?
How about a new one" "Largest Parade of Electric Vehicles that aren't Cars"?
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Crazy distinction. Perhaps Guinness is trying to make as many categories as possible in order to make more records and somehow make more money?
Last night I uploaded three videos. All of these were just talk, so no road trip this time. Right after the D was announced, my fans started asking me of my opinions of D and if I would get it. So I made a separate video about it:
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physicsfita
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Hi Bjørn,
You asked in one of your videos why we watch them. Speaking for myself, there are three main reasons:
(1) I'm a sucker for a good travel video (and yours are *very* good!), and the Norwegian scenery is breathtaking. Now that I've seen your videos, I've added visiting Norway to my bucket list. You've also inspired me to rediscover my nearly-forgotten love of road-trip vacations--I recently completed a 6,500 mile trip, and loved it!
(2) I'm seriously considering getting a Model 3 when it comes out, but I'd like to know how good Teslas are for high-mileage drivers. Your 60,000ish miles/year going over mountains gives me a very good idea of how the Teslas would handle my (comparatively modest) 40,000 miles/year in the rolling hills of Michigan.
(3) I can't wait to see what crazy thing you guys are going to haul next. :tongue:
Thanks for the videos -- please keep them coming! I hope you and your beautiful wife do a U.S. road trip someday!
You asked in one of your videos why we watch them. Speaking for myself, there are three main reasons:
(1) I'm a sucker for a good travel video (and yours are *very* good!), and the Norwegian scenery is breathtaking. Now that I've seen your videos, I've added visiting Norway to my bucket list. You've also inspired me to rediscover my nearly-forgotten love of road-trip vacations--I recently completed a 6,500 mile trip, and loved it!
(2) I'm seriously considering getting a Model 3 when it comes out, but I'd like to know how good Teslas are for high-mileage drivers. Your 60,000ish miles/year going over mountains gives me a very good idea of how the Teslas would handle my (comparatively modest) 40,000 miles/year in the rolling hills of Michigan.
(3) I can't wait to see what crazy thing you guys are going to haul next. :tongue:
Thanks for the videos -- please keep them coming! I hope you and your beautiful wife do a U.S. road trip someday!
BrianC
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Adding onto Physicsfita's list, I also like the road trip aspect of most of the videos that cost nothing or almost nothing from free charging/superchargers.
Crate of puppies next week?
Crate of puppies next week?
William13
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I see Nimber/Easybring is using your #2 video as promotional material - got your royalty check yet? :wink:
http://www.collaborativeconsumption...-pioneer-interview-with-ari-kestin-of-nimber/
http://www.collaborativeconsumption...-pioneer-interview-with-ari-kestin-of-nimber/
Hahaha, thank you guys for the awesome feedback
Here are some new videos:
Tesla Model S firmware 6.0 review and demo - YouTube
Tesla Model S Keyless Driving - YouTube
The first one shows new features of firmware 6.0. The second one is a demonstration of Keyless Driving (also 6.0 feature).
Here are some new videos:
Tesla Model S firmware 6.0 review and demo - YouTube
Tesla Model S Keyless Driving - YouTube
The first one shows new features of firmware 6.0. The second one is a demonstration of Keyless Driving (also 6.0 feature).
In this epic trip we brought Nimber's CEO, Ari Kestin and his friend Caroline Söderberg. We travel to Trondheim and bring stuff via Nimber (Easybring). Next challenge, Tesla's CEO?
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BrianC
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Ammery, Bjørn and Elon in a road trip in rough Norwegian winter, carrying animals and stuff for Nimber. Epic road trip?
