The best part is that that's "146-168 miles"... WLTP
EPA.... around 120 miles maybe?
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The best part is that that's "146-168 miles"... WLTP
EPA.... around 120 miles maybe?
Antares Nebula
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The question is what does this refer to? More model 3s, or S, Xs (raven, newer "refreshes", etc.?), or model Y (we know Y is going to be at Fremont), or all of the above?So, for now, let's keep this in the "rumourmill" category... but...
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If true... restoring S/X shifts?
I agree, but I believe that will happen by 2021, with volume production of Model Y, and GF3 running full steam.
This'll certainly spur things along...
"The UN just reported that the world may face a ‘climate apartheid’ that could push 120 mil people into poverty by 2030."
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"The UN just reported that the world may face a ‘climate apartheid’ that could push 120 mil people into poverty by 2030."
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand on Twitter
Save up, buy solar and an electric car. Done. Waiting for the government to do anything is stupid. They are only good at mailing checks.
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Stretch2727
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This is one reason I am a bit skeptical on raising the price of FSD too high. As well I believe there are many people that will never give up the convenience of being able to jump in the car at moments notice and go get a gallon of milk. It's a 2 min ride and I don't want double the time waiting for a car. My wife and I like to take Sunday drives with no idea where we will end up. All the more fun in a Tesla.
I think the switch of the market to a low cost Robo Taxi will take a long time. People used to the convenience will die off, younger people will not learn to drive, and land use will need change i.e buildings with minimal to no parking etc. I do believe it is a huge market, just that the last 70% of the transportation market will take a few generations migrate to RoboTaxi.
That last part of the market will likely still want a self driving car.
My belief is it is better to use FSD to make subscription income, and don't raise the price of the cars. Think close to 100% gross margin printing of money. Let others deal with the car maintenance, charging and cleaning just make subscription income on the Tesla network.
Guillen’s email to employees today also indicated that installation of the manufacturing line is underway at GF-3.
“According to Guillen’s email, many parts of the assembly line in China are already in place.
“The Stamping, Body, Paint, and General Assembly lines in China are well underway and hitting records in both line design and fabrication,” the memo said.”
Tesla Tells Staff It’s Preparing to Lift Output at Fremont Plant : teslainvestorsclub
“According to Guillen’s email, many parts of the assembly line in China are already in place.
“The Stamping, Body, Paint, and General Assembly lines in China are well underway and hitting records in both line design and fabrication,” the memo said.”
Tesla Tells Staff It’s Preparing to Lift Output at Fremont Plant : teslainvestorsclub
Teslaquila production finally ramping up
Carl Raymond
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OT
Got a solution for emissions from concrete, steel, agriculture? Govt has to get involved, or the Keeling Curve keeps climbing, even with every ICEV replaced with EV and every coal plant replaced with solar/storage.
One hope is that govt are inspired by Tesla and having seen that solutions are possible, get off their butts and try doing something.
Concrete: Pozzolans, FRP rebar, etc.
Steel: Hydrothermic reduction rather than carbothermic, with hydrogen generated from renewables at times of grid excess.
Agriculture: This would take a whole book
Carl Raymond
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Concrete: Pozzolans, FRP rebar, etc.
Steel: Hydrothermic reduction rather than carbothermic, with hydrogen generated from renewables at times of grid excess.
Agriculture: This would take a whole book
Yes, and the market incentive to drive that change... ? I can’t see how we escape govt involvement.
Carl Raymond
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Hopefully not Y, if we are looking for shorts to run scared. A model that hits the bottom line in Q3 is better.
anthonyj
Stonks
This is very positive news. $5 or $10 drop tomorrow?
$42.0 drop secured!
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