Mo City
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What a joke. Ready when?
This is nothing more than a desperate mind-share grab by GM because they know a Tesla-sized boulder will fall on them.
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This is nothing more than a desperate mind-share grab by GM because they know a Tesla-sized boulder will fall on them.
Buckminster
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
OT:
No worries, there will be people lined up outside of your door, with cash in hand, trying to buy the car.
Question is, are you going to take what is offered, or only take what you paid for, since you don’t think FSD would have increased value.
Krugerrand
Meow
That's very insensitive of you to remind us that we can't have a Cybertruck yet. Many of us are chomping at the bit and it's like a slap across the face to bring this up. I've even considered suspended animation for 18 months but what I saw, when I looked into the current state of the art, was not pretty. So I'm stuck waiting, along with everyone else who has reservations in.
I know this is a big request for a cat, but can you try to show a little sensitivity!
1. I have one on order myself, so
2. I’m not doing sensitive today or on any Tuesdays for the rest of 2020; you’ve all been warned
Krugerrand
Meow
And I was under the impression they’d be selling them by now.
Seems we both got wrong impressions. Wonder how that happened?
Krugerrand
Meow
I really loved the 'almost ready'... guess we'll have to start calling it "Mary time."
Are those prices with software or without? Maybe you can add a Tesla OS?
JusRelax
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Meanwhile, at VW.....
Volkswagen's software woes are a large-scale issue affecting more than the ID.3
"Volkswagen’s software issues are spreading to its petrol-powered machines according to new reports... Volkswagen has concluded that the Golf Mk8 should not be transported to ab owner’s home. The German automaker announced Thursday that it would halt deliveries until further notice, recognizing that the problem must be identified before anyone else receives a car featuring a faulty software system."
Volkswagen's software woes are a large-scale issue affecting more than the ID.3
"Volkswagen’s software issues are spreading to its petrol-powered machines according to new reports... Volkswagen has concluded that the Golf Mk8 should not be transported to ab owner’s home. The German automaker announced Thursday that it would halt deliveries until further notice, recognizing that the problem must be identified before anyone else receives a car featuring a faulty software system."
That’s what happens when all your best software developers are in prison...
ruralectric
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EPA staff warned that mileage rollbacks had flaws. Trump officials ignored them.
Well s*&t my pants. I am shocked. Shocked I tell you.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/clim...2056ba-960f-11ea-91d7-cf4423d47683_story.html
Well s*&t my pants. I am shocked. Shocked I tell you.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/clim...2056ba-960f-11ea-91d7-cf4423d47683_story.html
“In the rush to finalize this rule — and in the middle of a pandemic, no less — they broke just about every rule in the book,” said Carper, who on Monday asked the EPA inspector general to investigate. “The result is a policy that fails to protect public health, fails to save money, fails to result in safer vehicles and will, ultimately and undoubtedly, fail in court.”
In his letter, Carper argued that EPA violated federal rules by failing to enter all relevant documents into the public record, changing the rule after it was signed and not meeting its obligation to write its part of the mileage rule.
Jeff Lagda, a spokesman for the EPA inspector general, said in an email that he and his staff are reviewing Carper’s letter.
In his letter, Carper argued that EPA violated federal rules by failing to enter all relevant documents into the public record, changing the rule after it was signed and not meeting its obligation to write its part of the mileage rule.
Jeff Lagda, a spokesman for the EPA inspector general, said in an email that he and his staff are reviewing Carper’s letter.
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Krugerrand
Meow
All that I could think was that it was a replay of the Bolt, 35k, 200 mile headlines. And the autopilot (whatevertheheck they’re calling their piece of software junk) headlines. Just copy what Tesla says it’s doing to grab some attention.
I get that copying can be considered a form of flattery, but they have no chance of even doing that well.
This kind of behavior irritates the crap out of me. It’s disingenuous. It’s manipulative. It’s deceitful. And people will ignorantly fall for it because they are lazy thinkers.
I need bonbons and alcohol now. Hope you’re happy.
Krugerrand
Meow
Krugerrand
Meow
I knew I could count on you to lift my spirits.
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
Fredtrek article implying that onboard charger on Model 3/Y is already bidirectional and hence V2G ready. Of course the batteries are not ideal for that application, but it would still make for one heck of an OTA update.
Tesla quietly adds bidirectional charging capability for game-changing new features - Electrek
So excited to see where all this V2G/autobidder stuff goes!
Tesla quietly adds bidirectional charging capability for game-changing new features - Electrek
So excited to see where all this V2G/autobidder stuff goes!
ZachF
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