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doing the math would be a bit laborious, but does anyone happen to know the kinetic energy embodied in a tesla going the full "ludicrous" velocity?, which by al
by metalman 5mo ago
doing the math would be a bit laborious, but does anyone happen to know the kinetic energy embodied in a tesla going the full "ludicrous" velocity?, which by all acounts, can happen very quickly in a short distance.
- lotsofpulp 5mo agoAccording to Tesla, the remotely operated Teslas are limited to 10mph. https://www.markey.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/company_responses_to_rao_letter.pdf https://www.markey.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/company_response...
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- somenameforme 5mo agoThe article describes the incidents. Both incidents happened at < 10 mph, did not involve other vehicles, and ended up with nothing more than some scratches to the vehicle. The "crashes" from the title is yellow journalism.