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The article is titled [SCOOP] and might as well be saying "I'm short on Telsa". While there is a lot of damning evidence in this mumbo jumbo of he said therefo
by keyle 3y ago
The article is titled [SCOOP] and might as well be saying "I'm short on Telsa".
While there is a lot of damning evidence in this mumbo jumbo of he said therefor I'm right There is something to be said about the advancement in technology. We need alternative to petrol, diesel. And while it might not be purely electric, it might be hydrogen, who knows, the move to Semis is vital.
The problem is the baboon leading the pack with lies and deceits, might actually do more harm than good to the industry.
And then, there is the the tax payers, who are signing blank cheques to the baboons...
- bayareabadboy 3y agoFunny how politics distorts one’s view of reality. Does anyone remember the state of the electric car industry prior to Elon Musk? You don’t have to agree with every (or any) opinion of his to acknowledge this lol
- jojobas 3y agoYes, he had a 10 year head start, exclusive deals with battery manufacturers and unlimited money. He squandered most of it.
- rootusrootus 3y ago> Does anyone remember the state of the electric car industry prior to Elon Musk? Yep. We had the Nissan Leaf and a couple other minor contenders. And then we got the Bolt just before the Model 3 was released, and the Bolt is still by far the better value. The Model S made EVs sexy for a time, and that's nice, but it's hard to say that it meaningfully accelerated the transition overall. EVs were in the pipeline already, waiting for battery prices to get into the right range, and that's exactly what has happened.
- darknavi 3y agoWell Tesla did prove that EVs can road trip reliably and did design the north American standard (which before was named with great hubris but now is actually accurate against all odds). I love my OG RWD Model 3.