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To some extent true, but Bmw i8 phev was available for delivery 2014. Bmw i3 in late 2013. Model S deliveries began in mid 2012.
by carlsborg 7y ago
To some extent true, but Bmw i8 phev was available for delivery 2014. Bmw i3 in late 2013. Model S deliveries began in mid 2012.
- FullyFunctional 7y agoEverything began with the Tesla Roadster showing that you could build an attractive all-electric car. That was in 2008. There is no way anyone could seriously claim that was an evolution of the hybrid lackluster NiMH Toyota Prius. ADD: what actually begat the Roadster was AC Propulsion’s 2003 Tzero [1], a company which can be traced back to the famous EV1 (of “Who Killed The Electric Car”). [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_Propulsion_tzero https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_Propulsion_tzero
- techslave 7y ago> Everything began with the Tesla Roadster showing that you could build an attractive all-electric car. no. the car mfrs already knew you could build such a thing. the reason they didn’t is they had no reason to build a loss leader product.
- FullyFunctional 7y agoAnd thus Tesla created the reason