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You may want to clarify the non-sequitur there. Yes, Ford doesn't have it's own network of "chargers" (300+ mile recharge in 5 minutes or less), but you know th
by ctdonath 10y ago
You may want to clarify the non-sequitur there. Yes, Ford doesn't have it's own network of "chargers" (300+ mile recharge in 5 minutes or less), but you know there's a solid network available; in the few places where chargers are lacking, you can easily take extra power units with you (disposably cheap at that).
That said, Tesla is pursuing the angle of enabling customers to install their own charging station requiring negligible maintenance, and no supply; charing networks are only needed for longer trips which most customers don't need. That is a game-changer for many industries.
- blhack 10y agoIt is a response to this: >Ford has all the infrastructure that Tesla is attempting to build now
- John23832 10y agoCharging and batteries are literally just partnering and investment issues.
- billhathaway 10y agoCan you expand on what you mean by "you can easily take extra power units with you (disposably cheap at that)." ?
- ctdonath 10y agoFill a $10 gas can with gasoline, throw it in the back of the pickup.