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xedeon
7y ago
Am I missing something here? Tesla made a profit of $143 million in Q3 2019 alone. Yet Uber still haven't. https://ir.tesla.com/static-files/47313d21-3cac-4f69-9497-d1...
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xedeon
7y ago
Not only have I have read the original article written by Russ Mitchell mind you (Reuters's version is just a rehash). I also dug more into this and the Twitter thread contains the most factual info instead of speculation.
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xedeon
7y ago
The Twitter thread that was linked contains factual NHSTA info. "@russ1mitchell of LA Times wrote the article in which he claimed that NHTSA launched investigation into Tesla fires, later changing “investigation” to probe. This is FALS
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xedeon
7y ago
Not too good I'm afraid. Renault is already FCF negative. https://www.cnbc.com/video/2019/10/18/renault-facing-trouble... Their long time partner Nissan is facing troubles too: https://ww
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7y ago
Same with U.S. Air Force bases using PFAS all over the country. https://www.ewg.org/research/pfas-chemicals-contaminate-us-m... Just to add some anecdotes. Two of my friends who lived in U.S. Air Force Bases where PFAS
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7y ago
> How is the Model 3 a more efficient/fun commuter car? Is it just used versus new, or is the Model 3 also better than a new Model S for you? Excluding the obvious that Model 3 is smaller and weighs less less, the drive units on the
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xedeon
7y ago
I always wanted a Tesla ever since the Model S came out in 2012. But have been skeptical since I have not owned an electric vehicle before. Did a ton of research and asked questions from actual owners and ignored the noise from media outlet
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7y ago
0-60 is a much more practical metric as it lets you get away hairy situations and you get to use it everyday. How many times have you drove a car at max speed really? You'd be lying if you tell me all the time. Unless you track it ever
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7y ago
You also get to cry every time you fuel up several times a week. I owned many performance gas cars before. BMW M3, MB C63s and now have a Performance Model 3 that is a joy to drive. The best part? it only cost me $20-30 a month in energy co
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xedeon
7y ago
Speaking of RichRebuilds. His friend recently rebuilt a Tesla Model S P85D and it took them only 2 days because of how easy the are to work with. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHq3eNO6QaA
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7y ago
Not really... You only mentioned IIHS but the Model 3 has been consistent globally on safety test results (Cherry picking?).. Along with NHSTA and IIS in the U.S. While BMW's crash avoidance systems also failed miserably while the Mode
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xedeon
7y ago
Your numbers are way off. Where did you get these figures? Citation needed... Model S (most expensive) door handles are $750 and the new revisions fixed this issue (2016+ model years). Or if you're adventurous you can DIY it and buy a
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7y ago
200K miles is nothing. There are a few Tesla Model X/S's used by the Taxi service Tesloop that are 450K+ miles. Tesloop's "eHawk", the 2015 Tesla Model S over 450,000 miles (724,000 km), which is one of the highest
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xedeon
7y ago
No really an issue at all. You can just use the Tesla parts catalog and call up Tesla to order a part. No middle man like AutoZone that get's a cut of the profit. https://epc.teslamotors.com/#/catalogs
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7y ago
Tesloop released a very interesting review and summary of using "eHawk", the 2015 Tesla Model S over 450,000 miles (724,000 km), which is one of the highest mileages globally. https://www.tesloop.com/blog/2018
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7y ago
This is a real issue in South Korea and many other Asian countries, where it's prevalent. In these countries, having a "fair/light" skin signifies social prestige. Which is why most parents do not let their children go o
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7y ago
> Yes, I do have great disdain for Elon, he's an absolutely terrible human being. Thanks for digging it up. Ohh.. Interesting. So not only is that you have severe anger issues, but you're also holier than thou. Geez guy, get a
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7y ago
> That's not an issue. Care to elaborate? > They can retrofit the chargers for CCS without too much trouble. Do you have experience running a business? That's easy for someone watching from the sidelines to say. But the real
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7y ago
The thing is, the Tesla charging standard predates CCS. Tesla has already deployed and invested on many supercharger stations. The CCS consortium instead of adopting it, instead got together and developed CCS. The CCS consortium (composed o
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7y ago
> showing numbers for Tesla alone is absolutely useless. If you don't know how to read financial data, then probably. The site you linked contradicts what you've been whining about... According to it, the current short interest
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7y ago
The issue with your examples is that it's almost always an irresponsible customer claiming that the car came to life and "moved on its own" or "accelerated by itself". I'd take an official government report or
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xedeon
7y ago
> That patent only seems to cover using the same camera for both sign recognition That is THE meat and potatoes of the patent. Sign recognition. i.e. speed limit signs. I'm not a patent lawyer so I will not pretend to know enough
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7y ago
> There is no "insane short interest" in Tesla. Just because Elon might want you to think that it is some nefarious conspiracy.... Really? Because Elon said so you think I blindly believe it? What a snooty baseless statement. W
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7y ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EFbKj5CUwAEA_Wt.jpg
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xedeon
7y ago
I bought an Amazon Alexa Auto so that I can control Spotify via voice: https://youtu.be/WBUKw4801HE But I can do that now using the voice commands on the v10 update. I know there's a guy who tinkers with the firmware c
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7y ago
> It literally records and reports back to HQ. If you ever make any statement that Tesla doesn't like, they will use what should be your own data against you. Wow. Take out the tinfoil hat Sir. I'll PayPal you $1000USD if you
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7y ago
Thanks! No other car that you can buy right now can do that. I will eat my words if proven otherwise.
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> I don't understand how they get away with the $6000 scam the FSD kit is. I don't think a less hyped brand would get away that. This is exactly the kind of vitriol I was talking about... "FSD" now has Navigate on Aut
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7y ago
These are great, thanks!
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xedeon
7y ago
If you rely solely on credit ratings or other noise for investment advice, I have bad news for you.
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