Would have been more impressive if he didn't have leaflets in his hand with prepared questions that apparently were necessary to make all of this work.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Would have been more impressive if he didn't have leaflets in his hand with prepared questions that apparently were necessary to make all of this work.
So, now that Ford is in a charging partnership with Tesla, will every Ford recall be associated with Tesla somehow? /s
Article written by famous "Tesla Killer" Luc Olinga
You might be extrapolating a bit too much
But thanks for pointing me towards Modular … didn’t know that existed. Looks like a solid AI tech company, only has a seed round so far (albeit a $30M one!). If anyone has an in to get into the series A let me know! It’s the best of those four as far as investment goes IMHO.
“In the event of battery monitor sensor housing damage, an electrical short may develop in the sensor’s printed circuit board. If this happens, a lack of fusing in the sensor power circuit may cause the surrounding materials to overheat."
Seriously?? They didn’t fuse something? Isn’t that rank incompetence? The fix is … to add a fuse. Yikes.
(meanwhile Tesla has moved beyond fuses to use active current monitoring circuitry for every power consumer, giving it faster and more accurate fault response, ability to self diagnose, and even self reset transient faults)
Legacy OEM engineering at its finest
FSDtester#1
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Great, now these beasts in the future will be using Tesla superchargers who will get the blame when they go ablaze while charging because they didn't use a $2 fuse.Legacy OEM engineering at its finest
No. The article title refers to a gas car that catches fire…
But somehow the entire body of the article was discussing Tesla in a partnership! You just can’t make this stuff up.
CleanTechnica - this morning:
Tesla Model 3 Lifecycle Cost Nearly Matches The Cheapest Car In America!
Tesla Model 3 Lifecycle Cost Nearly Matches The Cheapest Car In America!
Alternative headline, for any journalists that want to purposely mislead about this story:
"Tesla fan site declares Model 3 almost as good as $16,245 Mitsubishi Mirage"
Entire Powerwall was replaced. In fact, the engineer told me that, being an RMA, it is actually being replaced by a refurbished unit. I am envisioning a cycle where my questionable unit is sent to Tesla. They put it in a harness, pinpoint one or more bad or degrading cells, replace those with carefully matched cells, then send it to the next guy as his RMA refurbished unit. Minimal waste, aside from shipment. One day that shipment will be by Tesla Semis, one hopes, further reducing energy wasted.
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Getting stalker vibes…
2daMoon
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Sounds like somebody didn't buy any TSLA and now wants to rain on the parade of those who did.
I know the cat "guy" will be all broken up over this, and Dodger may just kick back on the Chesterfield while contemplating how insignificant some people can work so hard to become.
Good deal. I had my Model S 85 pack replaced at just under 3/yrs 60K miles... also got a refurb pack, and suspect similar refurbishment process. Now at 10/yrs/~175K miles and the refurb is still going strong... I trust yours will as well...
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In my opinion it would just turn people off FSD. The latest version is a complete train wreck. We can’t even use basic TACC anymore as every suggested curve speed is read as a speed limit so wether it’s a 80 kmh, 60 kmh or 40 kmh curve that’s the new speed the cruise or FSD sets at. Plus every right turn lane onn the highway or in the city is considered the right lane and it darts into it…and then out of it. It’s going backwards fast now.
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