Tesla Model S may get 'Bioweapon Defense Mode' and 100kWh battery option this week
Will it go faster than P90D?
Will it go faster than P90D?
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Yup.
Not from where I'm sitting in California.+ Model X configurator on website (finally!)
bio defense is just a cutesy marketing term, like insane or ludicrous mode.
90 as entry point is terrible idea.
bio defense is just a cutesy marketing term, like insane or ludicrous mode.
70/90/100 makes sense for now. Once Model 3 sets the entry pricing, perhaps 70 becomes 75 or 80. Or they keep 70 and drop 90. But by then 100 could be 120... I don't see how they can drop 70 before the 3 is available. People want to buy a Tesla but $100K+ really only applies to very few buyers...
LAWTQ said:90 as entry point is terrible idea. I don't get this trend of so many wanting Teslas to be more expensive in one way or another
Probably changes to the cells...anode, cathode, electrolyte. I wouldn't expect any structural or form factor changes until Gigafactory starts churning out batteries.How they get (got?) to 100kWh is my big question. I believe they went from 85 to 90 by changing chemistry. Is the 100 a different form factor or something different structurally? If so, will they ultimately drop the 90 and bump the 70 up to say 80, leaving just 2 sizes with same (new) chemistry and form factor...or leave the 70 for the Model 3 ?
How they get (got?) to 100kWh is my big question. I believe they went from 85 to 90 by changing chemistry. Is the 100 a different form factor or something different structurally? If so, will they ultimately drop the 90 and bump the 70 up to say 80, leaving just 2 sizes with same (new) chemistry and form factor...or leave the 70 for the Model 3 ?