Tesla 3

oh and let's not forget it also "invested" in an electric garage for all the electric car people that they then shut down because nobody fucking used it and they could get more valuable real estate elsewhere.

I guess that's about as good as the Tesla space program.

>copper
Pfft, when I get an electric car it's going to be made with gold.
I mean as a conducter.

what if climate change is real but isn't a pressing issue

>the more retarded parts of america will actually have to adapt their building practices and infrastructure to weather now that it's disasterous slightly more often
>the third world will starve/die
>pandas will starve/die
>siberia becomes a fertile crop producing region
>canada becomes properly inhabitable

brb buying a more polluting car

oh fuck not canada

brb ordering a new tesla

>$35k
>Base
>After tax rebate which Trump might repeal
>Tax rebate goes away regardless after so many are sold

>pandas will starve/die
NOT THE PANDAS

>not using aluminum for minimal ohms

It's 35k before the tax breaks. autism must suck.

CAN SOMEONE WHO OWNS A TESLA PLEASE GET A VIDEO OF THEM GHOST RIDING THEIR WHIP

youtube.com/watch?v=L2bZ1CWqvbA

It would be like buying a v6 challenger.
A small boat with shit interior that barely outrun a minivan.
Wait that better manufacturers make something rear engine rear wheel drive or stop being poor and get a model s P90.

heh, neat

>5 cents has been deposited in your account

it'll probably be a 10/10 commuter with some pretty nice kick to it

but i'm worried about lots of manufacturing issues in early runs, and a very drawn out rollout to the preorder list

I think the Bolt will be the more practical car.

bump for interest

Wish tesla would stop speeding up parts of the first person point of view. It's fucking annoying.

Which one will have the longer range?

Tesla with options

>50 rupees has been deposited in your account

Wait till its fucking available first... Why would you spend $35k on something that exists only on the internet. Buying one without test driving it is pretty fucking stupid too.

That's pretty neat.

I think I'll get a tesla pretty soon, and I drive a V8 now :/

>I think the Bolt will be the more practical car.
Does the Bolt have the auto pilot? I think that's the best part.

I'd buy a normal gas car that can semi-drive itself. Think of the driving strain you could reduce while on the interstate.

>Think of the driving strain you could reduce while on the interstate.

Yeah, till it decides to change lanes under a semi trailer. You know you still have to "drive" right? You are still supposed to have your hands on the wheel and a foot over the brake.

>Yeah, till it decides to change lanes under a semi trailer. You know you still have to "drive" right? You are still supposed to have your hands on the wheel and a foot over the brake.

>muh horse and buggy is so much safer than you combustible engine fags. What are you going to do when the engine catches on fire! You can't even stop it with a "whoa there girl!"
There will be growing pains with any new technology but it's gonna be lit bud.

I'm all for self driving cars and realize it's the future but were not quite there yet... But keep sucking that marketing dick.

>345 km or 215 miles range.
lel shit range
>Next generation autopilot
stop being lazy
>No emissions while driving
how about you just get a prius
>35,000 USD
price is definitely going to increase. do some research.

Base for base, the Bolt. If you option the 3 up to 55 grand, the Tesla.
General Motors has a competing system called Super Cruise, and they are confident enough in it that they are going to have driverless Bolts hailable via the Lift App in Ann Arbor next summer.
The point is that the tax break is going to run out before existing preorders are completely filled and that Tesla has admitted that they are going to fill orders weighted by location and price.

So all the Tesla 3s that will be eligible for the tax credit will be well equipped dual motor cars in California. No one looking to spend $27500 on an ace of base Model 3 is actually going to get to buy a Model 3 for less than $35,000, especially if they live on the East Coast.

>Not using silver for minimum resistance

Maybe you shouldn't have built one in a fucking trailer park.

>Super chargers can fully recharge in a half hour
>The average commuter doesn't drive more than 250 miles a day
>all these subjective opinions.

The grapes sure look sour.

Can Elon Musk educate that bastard Trump?
reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-forum-idUSKBN1431KU

>Yes but you better vote Green Party next election. Climate change is real, take the red pill.
Earth changes, adapt or die like nature intended.
kys to expedite the process.