gearchruncher
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Except you haven't explained why a larger cell is worse in terms of power.Cheaper to manufacture with a few large cells than a ton of small ones
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Except you haven't explained why a larger cell is worse in terms of power.Cheaper to manufacture with a few large cells than a ton of small ones
In fairness he didn’t ask why a larger cell is worse. He asked why Tesla keeps going to less powerful batteries. Which is costExcept you haven't explained why a larger cell is worse in terms of power.
Harder to cool wouldn’t be good for battery degradation since it hurts life spanIn fairness he didn’t ask why a larger cell is worse. He asked why Tesla keeps going to less powerful batteries. Which is cost
A larger cell with all else equal is harder to cool.
You’re a little off there. 2200kg is 4800lbsIoniq 5N weighs 3,850 lbs(2,200 KG) just in case anyone thought it was going to be lighter than that. Model 3 Ludicrous doesn’t need anywhere near the HP that the Ioniq 5N needs.
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Untrue actually. Batteries like to be warm. Batteries are at their peak performance and efficiency right before they catch on fire.Harder to cool wouldn’t be good for battery degradation since it hurts life span
Warmer battery is good for performance, but bad for longevity. You're both right.Untrue actually. Batteries like to be warm. Batteries are at their peak performance and efficiency right before they catch on fire.
Yes, I definitely had a type-O there.You’re a little off there. 2200kg is 4800lbs
Yeah but they can cool it well enough to keep the lifespan sane. But they can't pull much power out of them or push much power into them without overheating.Harder to cool wouldn’t be good for battery degradation since it hurts life span
You don’t launch when your ready, you launch when Matt has a gap in his schedule so he can time the 0-60 and quarter mileI'm sure Matt Watson is floating around somewhere.
The difference keeps being stated wrong I am afraid.With a 100 more hp on the new rear motor it has to be faster than 2.9 0-60.
Can you clarify one thing for me? I understand that the battery limits max HP. However, it is traction that limits power/torque that can be applied at speeds below max power and the motors that limit how much power that can be applied at speeds above max power, right?The difference keeps being stated wrong I am afraid.
The old motors (3D1/3D6) were limited to 269kW (320V x 840A). The new motor (4D2) is limited to 304kW (320V x 950A).
The difference between the two motors is only 35kW / 47hp!
...and the limit is still the battery, even if you put a 1000kW DU in it.
It can be weeks. I imagine, just like the S refresh, we’ll get all the details in the Q1 report and then it will go live. This will give media time to finish filming and make edits.Oof. I’m glad I only checked for updates on this once yesterday. How long does the embargo usually last after these small events?
I think they did multiple events. They had the big name YouTubers there yesterday so that probably was the final session. I think they will announce on Thursday. Almost all of the Tesla vehicle announcements have been on a Thursday lately.Oof. I’m glad I only checked for updates on this once yesterday. How long does the embargo usually last after these small events?
At this point I have a Plaid so no point. But if I were in the market, it'd be the high speed acceleration and suspension that would make or break it for me. The 0-60 was fine IMO. What I wanted was a car that still felt exciting at highway speed and can take corners without the suspension flailing about.Today would be better for me but I can work with Thursday.
If the car is released with these rumored specs, would you buy it? 2.9 0-60 with maybe a slight improvement on the top end. Plus all the other highland improvements. For me, it would depend on the price if the performance isn’t more impressive.
When Apple releases a new iPhone, the YouTubers have them for a week before their videos go out and they all hit when the Embargo expires at the same time. So they should be able to edit videos in a week, likely a bit quicker.Oof. I’m glad I only checked for updates on this once yesterday. How long does the embargo usually last after these small events?
I have MPP Sport Coilovers on my car which are fantastic. Likely no matter what Tesla does it will be a step in the wrong direction for me. If the car is able to not completely run out of steam on the highway I’ll get it. My car traps 120. Give me 126 or so and I’m in.Today would be better for me but I can work with Thursday.
If the car is released with these rumored specs, would you buy it? 2.9 0-60 with maybe a slight improvement on the top end. Plus all the other highland improvements. For me, it would depend on the price if the performance isn’t more impressive.
I really think it will be this week. Those big YouTubers have their own editors. They can crank out a video in a day or less easily.When Apple releases a new iPhone, the YouTubers have them for a week before their videos go out and they all hit when the Embargo expires at the same time. So they should be able to edit videos in a week, likely a bit quicker.
Maybe it'll be this week but if not you'd think next week otherwise. Any longer and wonder why they showed the press so early.
Do you have any time slips or Dragy results for those runs? I just like to see what the intermediate times are for other Model 3s running that fast.I have MPP Sport Coilovers on my car which are fantastic. Likely no matter what Tesla does it will be a step in the wrong direction for me. If the car is able to not completely run out of steam on the highway I’ll get it. My car traps 120. Give me 126 or so and I’m in.