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I don't get your question. But that is a roadster, not an S or later. But it presumably doesn't mention intermediate capacitors because they don't use them.
by BlackNitrogen 6y ago
I don't get your question. But that is a roadster, not an S or later. But it presumably doesn't mention intermediate capacitors because they don't use them.
- skykooler 6y agoI think you and mikepurvis are both saying the same thing - that Tesla and other electric cars are using batteries only, not capacitors. I will note that the homebuilt electric cars generally had much smaller battery packs, which could not supply the same peak currents that a 50+kWh battery would have.