If you can't lay down in it while camping, it's too short.
My S.O. says she wants a CyberTruck one day. Until then I'll manage some MY car camping using a Tesla or SpaceX themed
two/three person tent.
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If you can't lay down in it while camping, it's too short.
People don't want an ICE rental.
We must study metallurgy to understand Tesla's leader....Well then, get with the program! How are we going to be able to appraise the expected safety ratings of the Model Y if we don't understand the difference between tensile strength, yield strength and annealing/quench hardening? And how can we make suggestions to Tesla on how to improve the mechanical properties of their cars? /s
Oh for ****'s sake people. I'm not teaching a class on metallurgy. It was a casual joke.
Fair is fair....goose/gander?I wouldn’t have a manservant...maybe my wife would. Just sayin.
Perhaps - even though Uber is ICE. They could make the rental optional.People don't want an ICE rental.
True. My wife's 2018 RWD Model 3 recently needed its first attention since new (1 year and 10 months) because the driver restraint system threw an error code and Tesla Service needed to replace the seatbelt pre-tensioner. We felt slighted they gave us a P85D with air suspension as a loaner. The difference between that and our two Model 3's was stark! Tesla has come a long way since 2015!
Had they given us an ICE loaner I would have felt even more under-appreciated.
Here's the cool thing. My wife left a nearly $400 radar detector w/ suction cup mount in the P85D loaner car when she returned it. We didn't notice it missing for two weeks. Since we hadn't heard anything from Tesla we just assumed it was long gone. But when she inquired about it, they said they would look around. Lo and behold, they called her back and said she could pick it up anytime!
This was our one and only Tesla service experience with two Tesla (1 1/2 years and 2 years) and it was excellent!
what do you think they'd charge for a low demand color on an S or X?
Yeah. It's already a pain moving my booster seats out of my car when it's in for service. Doing that for a day or 2 with multiple Ubers is not something I'd be happy with. Fortunately I've always had a loaner.Perhaps - even though Uber is ICE. They could make the rental optional.
People with kids can't really use Uber.
Anyway, back on topic, upgrading HW3 won't be that cheap. We have to account for 2 days of Uber, the HW itself and labor. Also, its clear Tesla won't be recognizing FSD revenue in Q1.
I don't think it's priced in. IMO nobody gives Tesla value on things they hint at or claim to be working on.Now that the competition has shown their cards, analysts are starting to wake up to the fact that Tesla is doing some pretty impressive things to get the range, performance, and price numbers they are achieving. I think battery investor day is going to remove any remaining doubt that not only is Tesla far ahead, but also pulling away. I'm not sure if a battery investor day jaw dropper or two is built into the share price.
They should have told him he couldn't have that until he finished his GD books.For a short time long ago they offered any custom color for $10,000. I believe George R. R. Martin did this to get a factory purple Model S.
Yeah. It's already a pain moving my booster seats out of my car when it's in for service. Doing that for a day or 2 with multiple Ubers is not something I'd be happy with. Fortunately I've always had a loaner.
I don't think it's priced in. IMO nobody gives Tesla value on things they hint at or claim to be working on.
Perhaps the more bullish price targets, but not the market.
They should have told him he couldn't have that until he finished his GD books.
Time for Tesla to release a software limited version for 45k Euros and then offer upgrades after the fact.Apparently Netherlands is offering 4k Euros for any EV 45k Euros and below. Unfortunately, the cheapest Tesla Model 3 in Netherlands costs 48,980 Euros. I wonder if any other car manufacturers had input on how this incentive was setup for distribution....
Kabinet: 4000 euro subsidie op middenklasse elektrische auto
Some things I would like to see or answered in GM's presentation
1 battery source or factory
2 evidence that these will not be merely compliance cars including geographic distribution, price and volume production
3 price and specs that will compete with ICE versions from both GM and others.
4 price and specs that may attract EV buyers even if not equal to Tesla
5 OTA integrated system
6 address dealer issues maybe like Saturn
7 long distance charging
I'm not holding my breath however.
Time for Tesla to release a software limited version for 45k Euros and then offer upgrades after the fact.