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by martin8412 3y ago
The Swedish Transport Agency has already done their job. The plates are in transit.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Yes, Tesla can do exactly that. It's a standard clause in Nordic contracts. They're not liable if they have had even remotely competent council do their contracts. My Visa card has a clause that the bank isn't liable if it st
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by martin8412 3y ago
Well, your classification truly does not matter in the slightest. This is legal in the Nordics. You know how you make it illegal? By signing the CBA, which if you're already providing better terms, doesn't change anything.
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by martin8412 3y ago
They pretty much do in Denmark. It's the largest union that is in turn in union with the other large unions.
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by martin8412 3y ago
IF Metall hasn't played their best card yet. The finance industry union. If forced, they'll play that. That will freeze all transactions. Tesla won't be able to pay bills and won't be able to receive funds.
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by martin8412 3y ago
The threats are illegal.
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by martin8412 3y ago
No, they're not. They have the option to buy stock at a discounted price.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Not for vehicles with MaM over 3500kg. They have to be fitted with a limiter that stops them from going faster than 60mph. Can't be overridden by the driver. If you remove the limiter, the car is no longer legal. Furthermore, you can&#
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by martin8412 3y ago
And due to the weight, it needs to be speed limited to 60mph or less depending on the country.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Yup, my dad worked as an electrician with an ISP for some years, and he had a van. Think it was a Ford Transit that was fitted with drawers and cabinets for tools and parts. It was literally a workshop on wheels. All the tools and parts you
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by martin8412 3y ago
Any Cybertruck that could make it to the Nürburgring on its own would lose to pretty much any car. It can't ever go faster than 60mph if street legal in Europe.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Volkswagen within the Volkswagen group isn't competitive anymore.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Not happening
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by martin8412 3y ago
ID2 is coming in 2025 at 25k.. At least according to their own announcement.
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by martin8412 3y ago
The Scandinavian countries are generally quite similar in these matters. In Denmark, uniformed police can't strike. It's part of the way they're employed, in return, they're almost impossible to fire except for cases of
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by martin8412 3y ago
It's a standard clause in contracts in Scandinavia. All obligations are suspended in case of industrial action.
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by martin8412 3y ago
It's force majeure. The liberalisation of the postal service in the early 2000s gave workers the right to strike. When it was a monopoly, the workers didn't have the right to strike.
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by martin8412 3y ago
The EU doesn't have a say in this matter.
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by martin8412 3y ago
https://elonmusk.today/
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by martin8412 3y ago
https://elonmusk.today/
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by martin8412 3y ago
Vaporware, just like much of what Musk talks about.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Considering what happened when Renault announced massive layoffs, I'd not be too happy jeopardising the company either.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Most people can't redeem USDT from Tether... Read their terms. You can only redeem USDT for USD if you bought directly from them, and even then it needs to be more than $100k. If you fulfill those two requirements, they'll let you
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by martin8412 3y ago
Adolf Eichmann says hi.
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by martin8412 3y ago
It carries the same weight as press statements from Tesla on a semi never released into the hands of the public without NDAs.
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by martin8412 3y ago
It's capable of jack shit until they release it and let independent reviewers without NDAs review it.
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by martin8412 3y ago
They were sued for making that statement by the NHTSA.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Only in the US. Tesla and everyone else is CCS2 in Europe.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Force Tesla to reimburse all customers, which Tesla can either do or start having their stuff seized. That includes their factory in Germany.
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by martin8412 3y ago
Bullshit. BEVs eat through tires because they're heavy. The air cabin filter and pollen filter need frequent replacement. In the case of Tesla, you better check the undercarriage so you can potentially spot control arms soon to fail. T

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