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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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MILLIWAYS only works if the cows become irritated when they are not chosen.Milliways is a reference from the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series by Douglas Adams
Milkiways might be a good alternative if there are copyright issues with the above and the candy bar folks don't gripe.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
... and the air in NYC is more like Beijing right now (suck in, Wall St.)
And yet, in 2020 the air in L.A. cleaned itself in just 6 weeks during the covfefee "preview" (gasoline burners parked). You could see the L.A. Mountains from Seal Beach. Beautiful!Just think of how clean the air will be once all those gassers are permanently taken off the road. Then, the soil will also be restored as the rain of toxic materials nolonger falls from the sky. The Economy and Nature together.
America the Beautiful, indeed!
Cheers to the Longs!
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
Avast you scurvy dogs (and cats)!
Keep a keen eye on the horizon and call out upon sighting of whale!
Maybe we can make 260 before 8 bells sound! Arrr
Keep a keen eye on the horizon and call out upon sighting of whale!
Maybe we can make 260 before 8 bells sound! Arrr
Tes La Ferrari
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He could call it S3's candies.If in 5 years this plays out smoothly, I can actually see Elon wanting to stick it to Buffett, create a new type of candy and sell it at the chargers
Elon be like...Say it isn't so!!
Stellantis says it is evaluating Tesla's charging standard
DETROIT/AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) -Automaker Stellantis said on Tuesday that it continues to evaluate Tesla's charging standard after Ford Motor Co and General Motors Co said they were adopting it. "At this time, we continue to evaluate the NACS standard and look forward to discussing more in the...finance.yahoo.com
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Words of HABIT
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$258.71? I'll take it... for now ;-)
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
lafrisbee
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Ya all bunch of giggling little smiling children.
I am happy FOR YOU. (That's what I keep telling myself.)
I am happy FOR YOU. (That's what I keep telling myself.)
GhostSkater
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Anyone expected sooner?
The portion of the factory for it haven't even started construction, specially if they will use 4680 for those from the start, which also need to comission the whole manufacturing line
I also didn't necessarily expect or want it to be sooner for the Semi to ramp big-time. As great as the cars are, the Semi may have to be 10x more reliable due to its 90% duty cycle, as opposed to the automobile's 10% duty cycle.
Seems to me a few more months/years of road experience can pay major maintenance dividends later.
I don’t necessarily think that. But I do think I drive my car less than 2 hours per day, and most days I don’t need it available during the day, let alone night. So, that’s a lot of hours it could be available for taxi rides. And, if I screw up, I just hop in a different robotaxi, cost offset by my earning. I am just saying, you would rather have the car available at night rather than hooked up to level 2 charging and not available. Ultimately, this was about how many charging stations we need. I don’t think in the long run we need in city charging stations like we do off highways. We need integrated level 2 and SC stations at the places people go.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Toyota is setting themselves up for a long "tail-chase". They aspire to be in 2027 where Tesla is is June of 2023. Problem is, Tesla production tech is a moving target: Project Highland is about to be revealed, which will again cause Toyota to revamp their plans. The "Unboxed" production process is perhaps 2 years away from production (2 years BEFORE Toyota's current plans can bear fruit). Toyota should change their slogan to "Yesterday's Technology Tomorrow".
Overall Toyota has set themselves up for a race for 2nd place. Ford, GM, Hyundai/KIA and the Chinese will have something to say about that. Net-net, Toyoda-san's grandchild has a much, much smaller future ahead...
Cheers!
Wonder what actual production is though. I don’t I have seen a peep about what their limited production is.
You'd think even a couple a week would result in a lot more data collection
Aftermarket is toying with us...
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