bkp_duke
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BS.
If one wheel is not breaking the car will pull in the opposite direction. It would be VERY noticeable.
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Did Tesla skip the brake test to double the production for 2Q18?
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BS.
If one wheel is not breaking the car will pull in the opposite direction. It would be VERY noticeable.
Uncle Paul
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Think this is ending up to be just some more fake news, trying to throw some shade on the Tesla success story.
Tesla will continue to refine their production processes. They are taking their own path and rejecting many of the old ways.
EVs will continue to be produced, and not necessarily with exactly the same proceedures as with ICE motors.
ICE production technology is also advancing. In the past, ICE motors needed to be hooked up to dyno rooms where gas, cooling and exhaust systems were connected to a motor that was fired up inside an enclosed room to see power and other parametes on a readout. Now they do the same thing, but with compressed air. No pollution, less danger, better working conditions, and far quicker and more efficient.
Tesla will continue to refine their production processes. They are taking their own path and rejecting many of the old ways.
EVs will continue to be produced, and not necessarily with exactly the same proceedures as with ICE motors.
ICE production technology is also advancing. In the past, ICE motors needed to be hooked up to dyno rooms where gas, cooling and exhaust systems were connected to a motor that was fired up inside an enclosed room to see power and other parametes on a readout. Now they do the same thing, but with compressed air. No pollution, less danger, better working conditions, and far quicker and more efficient.
