Thanks very much for collecting the data here.So, just complete my first big charge -- the highlights: 24% - 90%, 33 min, 110F ambient, 63 kWh added. Here is the first cut at the data--video coming soon.
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Thanks very much for collecting the data here.So, just complete my first big charge -- the highlights: 24% - 90%, 33 min, 110F ambient, 63 kWh added. Here is the first cut at the data--video coming soon.
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Not to be a dick here or anything - but I believe even with the 1ft rollout, the Plaid hasn't been measured to hit 1.99 without the dragstrip glue. So I completely agree - if the 1ft rollout is and has been the standard and the plaid hit it in 1.99s no issues there...but I believe motortrend hit it at 2.07s no?
That was the final point of the engineering video. Why lie or fudge the facts when it's already super cool.Maybe... But in the grand scheme of things, still the fastest production car ever.
Now, if the Taycant was doing 2.05 on the street, I'd cry foul. But it isn't, and I'm not sure who else is even close...
What about using your Tesla wall charger (and is yours the newest one that does 48amps) at home? I know it's faster than my previous EV (I think max was only 7kw) using the older ChargePoint level 2 home charger with a max of 32amp but just curious on the charging times for that. Thank you!So, just complete my first big charge -- the highlights: 24% - 90%, 33 min, 110F ambient, 63 kWh added. Here is the first cut at the data--video coming soon.
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Maybe... But in the grand scheme of things, still the fastest production car ever.
Now, if the Taycant was doing 2.05 on the street, I'd cry foul. But it isn't, and I'm not sure who else is even close...
They know who you are and are just f*king with you now, lol! It's okay...I feel the same, haha. Figuring Aug delivery but hoping for July. No est delivery...blank still on mine...nada...no change in weeks.Ok - you are not going to believe this. VIN disappeared and now "Estimated Delivery: August". A big WTF?
Ok - you are not going to believe this. VIN disappeared and now "Estimated Delivery: August". A big WTF?
Maybe... But in the grand scheme of things, still the fastest production car ever.
Now, if the Taycant was doing 2.05 on the street, I'd cry foul. But it isn't, and I'm not sure who else is even close...
WTF!!!Ok - you are not going to believe this. VIN disappeared and now "Estimated Delivery: August". A big WTF?
I just assume it will be black (dark ash wood) but I might be wrong.This is the Ash Wood. There's a dark brown heavily textured wood also used which is what I'm thinking of.
WTF!!!
No way!!! really??? WTF?Ok - you are not going to believe this. VIN disappeared and now "Estimated Delivery: August". A big WTF? This may be it for and Tesla.
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Did you take a picture of the full VIN? Put it in a Tesla vin decoder and see if it was a tri motor VIN on accident
Yes, I have the whole VIN. Where is the decoder? Link please.
We are talking about 8 hundredths of a second. This is an amount of time that is so inconsequential that it gives new meaning to splitting hairs. There are so many variables involved with a test run like this that a slight change in ambient temperature, humidity, surface etc can easily alter this number. When you are not even talking about tenths of a second, I consider the numbers to be equivalent. I have actually never discussed performance with any car enthusiast in terms of hundredths of seconds because, frankly, it seems absolutely absurd. This is currently the fastest accelerating production car in the world period! I have no doubt we will see sub 2.0 second 0-60 with 1ft of rollout. This is only the first official independent test and they got within 8/100ths of a second on an unprepared surface. Given the lengths that Tesla went to to assure a prepped surface, I think that is a pretty surprising result and shows us how close they actually are to the numbers in real world driving.Not to be a dick here or anything - but I believe even with the 1ft rollout, the Plaid hasn't been measured to hit 1.99 without the dragstrip glue. So I completely agree - if the 1ft rollout is and has been the standard and the plaid hit it in 1.99s no issues there...but I believe motortrend hit it at 2.07s on their usual surface no? its still the fastest car theyve ever tested, but i agree with EE that perhaps claiming 1.99s unnecessarily and needing a bunch of special treatment to get there is a bit misleading at best and not necessary.
This is what I was referring to in my earlier post. It’s sort of ‘clickbait.’ I generally like his videos but cmon now: Tesla Failed... lmao.. it’s just a ridiculous title but people are going to want to see what he’s talking about.His latest video says "Tesla Failed". I would hardly call anything about the plaid a failure especially since there is not another production car that can do a 0-60 like the plaid. It just seems like he has a bone to pick....
Could still be yours! Maybe you talked bad about the monkeys and one got pissed and wanted to mess with yaThe VIN is for a 2021 Model S Dual Motor P2 made at Fremont.
So, now we’re seeing VINs and delivery appointments just get randomly cancelled? Clown fiesta is an understatementOk - you are not going to believe this. VIN disappeared and now "Estimated Delivery: August". A big WTF? This may be it for and Tesla.
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