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Teslas have moved past the "theoretically can we drive across the US" a long time ago. Nobody questions if any EV can do it given a careful selection of start a
by moduspol 7y ago
Teslas have moved past the "theoretically can we drive across the US" a long time ago. Nobody questions if any EV can do it given a careful selection of start and end points, route planning, and luck with third party charging stations working properly (they often do not).
The practical range-based use cases are way more meaningful, and they're proved out every day by real world Tesla owners doing normal things.
But it is nice to see these proof of concept demonstrations with other EVs. I think it's been a few years since a Tesla going from Niagara Falls to NYC warranted a press release.
- clouddrover 7y agoSo, no answer on the Model S's endurance then? I answered your question, why not answer mine instead of offering up evasions? If you don't know, simply say you don't know.
- xedeon 7y ago> why not answer mine instead of offering up evasions? You should follow your own advice. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- clouddrover 7y agoHow far can the Model S go in 24 hours straight? I'll wait.
- xedeon 7y ago"2,424 Kilometers In 24 Hours In Tesla Model S … On German Autobahn" https://cleantechnica.com/2016/06/25/2424-kilometers-24-hours-tesla-model-s-german-autobahn/ https://cleantechnica.com/2016/06/25/2424-kilometers-24-hour... You know a "real" open roads and not some marketing stunt in a circular track with a a 100 person support team with an onsite charger. https://youtu.be/f2ArIq0QRX4?t=332 https://youtu.be/f2ArIq0QRX4?t=332 Any rational person would know that's a big difference. But you clearly are not so I'm not expecting much from you.
- clouddrover 7y agoAh, so again less distance covered. I accept your concession to the Taycan's win.
- xedeon 7y agoHave you placed your Taycan order?