At least one Raven Model S is delivered in Norway. Probably delivered yesterday.
Model S Standard Range (raven) utlevering !
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At least one Raven Model S is delivered in Norway. Probably delivered yesterday.
Model S Standard Range (raven) utlevering !
JusRelax
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Whoa.. has anybody experienced this?
AP took evasive maneuver when collision risk emanated from the REAR - while under manual control : teslamotors
AP took evasive maneuver when collision risk emanated from the REAR - while under manual control : teslamotors
Mike Smith
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Evergrande is going to spend 23 billion dollars to build factory capacity for 1 million electric vehicles per year in China. Interesting.
Evergrande Group Says It Will Be Major EV Company In 3-5 Years | CleanTechnica
Evergrande Group Says It Will Be Major EV Company In 3-5 Years | CleanTechnica
And 8 months, two weeks and one day after taking delivery of our PM3, it now has a spoiler. Who said service was slow? ;-)
Irish battery breakthrough could help save the planet
Do you want your phone battery to last longer? Are you curious about electric cars but afraid they won’t take you far enough? Would you like to install a home wind turbine but aren’t thrilled with its storage capacity?
A team of Irish academics may just have solved these problems. In a highly significant breakthrough, scientists at AMBER, the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research, and Nokia Bell Labs have found an inexpensive way to make batteries more compact, scalable for industry, quicker to charge and with 250 per cent more energy density than any other battery on the market.
The findings of Valeria Nicolosi, professor of nanomaterials and advanced microscopy at Trinity College, Jonathan Coleman, professor of chemical physics in the school of physics at the same university, and Paul King from Nokia Bell Labs, could mean improved battery life in common devices such as mobile phones, remote controls and children’s toys, as well as electric cars being able to run for longer. And there’s new potential for batteries to store excess energy generated from renewable sources such as wind, wave and solar.
Do you want your phone battery to last longer? Are you curious about electric cars but afraid they won’t take you far enough? Would you like to install a home wind turbine but aren’t thrilled with its storage capacity?
A team of Irish academics may just have solved these problems. In a highly significant breakthrough, scientists at AMBER, the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research, and Nokia Bell Labs have found an inexpensive way to make batteries more compact, scalable for industry, quicker to charge and with 250 per cent more energy density than any other battery on the market.
The findings of Valeria Nicolosi, professor of nanomaterials and advanced microscopy at Trinity College, Jonathan Coleman, professor of chemical physics in the school of physics at the same university, and Paul King from Nokia Bell Labs, could mean improved battery life in common devices such as mobile phones, remote controls and children’s toys, as well as electric cars being able to run for longer. And there’s new potential for batteries to store excess energy generated from renewable sources such as wind, wave and solar.
I want to believe, but man am I skeptical of "breakthroughs" these days.
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Honestly, we all know that CR has been negative on Tesla the last couple years, but there's a good reason the X is on their top 5 most unreliable cars list. We want an X, but after spending a couple years (after the X went into production) reading all the nightmarish problems people were having with them, I knew we'd never buy one. I had one for 2 weeks as a loaner - oh my!! What a car. In function, it's truly amazing. But, there's just too much that can go wrong - and often does.
What have your problems been? I'm hoping you say the falcon wing doors. I'd love to buy an X as it is, minus those doors. The self presenting doors are totally awesome. Wish the S had that also.
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This is just a totally weird list. No pattern to it at all.
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Fremont CA 5th most unfaithful city in US.
This is just a totally weird list. No pattern to it at all.
dc_h
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Welcome back Dragon Watch. Haven’t seem a post in a long time. Congrats on X20At almost seventy, and a retired soldier ~ a real soldier; you know one of those poor dumb B's that served during Vietnam era; I just do not cry much. Problem is I bought 37 shares of TSLA the other day.
My son-in-law, a man that likes to make me laugh or poke fun at me, not 100% sure, forwarded to me two YouTube links with the instructions that I watch this one first.and that I watch the 2d link lastWatching them brought me out of the funk, thank goodness. Most of you probably have watched them already, and that is okay.
Tomorrow, the sun will shine again ~ My wife of forty-five almost six years will join me on our drive from low-tax rate Washington county, to Portland to trade-in our current two year old X (making this my one and only X ~ married humor) and pick up our second X. Xena is two years three months old and needs new tiresOh, and they started charging us for Spotify:-(
Poor Christian, I was joking with him that I would be the last car delivered on the 30th of June at 3 pm. But no, he had to come right back at me with the fact that they would be working until 11:59 pm (2359 for my good 'ol days) the 30th; and, and Hawaii was an hour later. Screw it I said, get me the car sooner and let someone else bask in the glory of 2Q19 delivery results.
Now get me that damned Model T (pickup truck).
Perhaps it's something like church density (I notice my city is on there, and it's very church dense). Otherwise, I'm not sure how they would get their statistics.
Oh, it could be the personal world views of the original SA owner/editor, *and* his successor editor, *and* a random former Israeli spy. Starts to seem coincidental with 3 though.
Could just be a coincidence, of course.
@Drax7 or anyone else, can you provide links or other information to back up this information that Tamberrino's clients are predominantly hedge funds that are short? I'm trying to get some solid information on the characteristics of his clients. Much appreciated, and I think the TMC investors would be interested as well. Thx!
Breakthroughs doesn't matter. Scalability is more important. Anyone can make some breakthrough tech in a lab. But can you make millions of said thing within a reasonable time frame without costing billions of dollars?
pz1975
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I agree. This reminds me of the newspaper articles that pop up a few times a year claiming some lab has found the cure for cancer. It's always in some rat model and means nothing for potential human use. I always wonder why that particular lab's work percolated up to catch media's interest.
tinm
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Anyone save a copy of that Medium article? It seems to have been deleted.
i'm reminded of the troll/israeli intelligence guy who put out that hit piece on Elisabeth Soechting...
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-thx for dip tho got another 8 shares today
The FWDs failing to go up all the way or open at all is one. Another is the car locked up on an off ramp a month ago. Eg No accelerator or turn signal. It has intermittently failed to go into AP and cruise control recently, on the highway and expressway under ideal conditions. Front windows have failed to roll up many times. Other smaller issues. These have all happened over the last few months. We didn’t run into this many problems with our Lexus 400h over 15 years, much less in 3 months.
I didn’t know the 400h was on the top 5 for unreliability, but it’s completely deserved. I just never imagined that a car this day and age could be so flaky.
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Regardless of their actual words, all their "analysis" reads the same: "We're either stupid or crooked -- you decide!"
Usually it’s by using data from websites like ashleymadison.
Actually I experienced something very similar, only difference is that as I am trying to change to the lane to my right, the car screamed at me and the turning wheel refuse to budge.
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