Saw the new Tesla last night...
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They are powered by wizardry !
I went to the service place in Acton W3 a while ago to collect a battery being returned to the factory and they moved cars out of the workshop including the new models , the only noise is the squish of the tyres going across the painted floor.
By the way the battery weighs 460kg in its transport box .
I went to the service place in Acton W3 a while ago to collect a battery being returned to the factory and they moved cars out of the workshop including the new models , the only noise is the squish of the tyres going across the painted floor.
By the way the battery weighs 460kg in its transport box .
The Crack Fox said:
There's a massive waiting list for them in Norway, Elon Musk (or whatever he's called) personalyl visited the Oslo dealer to thank them for their sales, but they wouldn't shift a single one if IC engined stuff wasn't so horrendously over-taxed in Norway IMO.
DisagreeIt has some advantages over fossil fueled cars
Not of course for anyone here as we all live in 23rd floor flats with no parking and have a 600mile daily round trip commute and we only sleep for 5.78 minutes
McWigglebum4th said:
The Crack Fox said:
There's a massive waiting list for them in Norway, Elon Musk (or whatever he's called) personalyl visited the Oslo dealer to thank them for their sales, but they wouldn't shift a single one if IC engined stuff wasn't so horrendously over-taxed in Norway IMO.
DisagreeIt has some advantages over fossil fueled cars
Not of course for anyone here as we all live in 23rd floor flats with no parking and have a 600mile daily round trip commute and we only sleep for 5.78 minutes
The Crack Fox said:
jshell said:
It's lovely, actually!
And out here it is tax free, road toll free, free ferries (a huge deal here in Norway) and workplaces let you charge them up during the day for free.
Battry packs are leasable as an option so that you never have to worry about them 'bricking'.
There's a massive waiting list for them in Norway, Elon Musk (or whatever he's called) personalyl visited the Oslo dealer to thank them for their sales, but they wouldn't shift a single one if IC engined stuff wasn't so horrendously over-taxed in Norway IMO.And out here it is tax free, road toll free, free ferries (a huge deal here in Norway) and workplaces let you charge them up during the day for free.
Battry packs are leasable as an option so that you never have to worry about them 'bricking'.
But, yes, ic engine cars are terrible here. 2 years ago I paid £21,000 for a 2007 Audi A4 19tdi!!!!
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