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Tesla delivers more than 200,000 vehicles in 2nd quarter

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And a Tesla Model S "Plaid" caught fire in Pennsylvania with the driver inside.

https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/2/22560662/tesla-model-s-plaid-fire-driver-battery-pennsylvania

At least it didn't hit

a police cruiser https://www.motortrend.com/news/tesla-michigan-state-autopilot-crash-report/ or

fire truck. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a30474504/nhtsa-indiana-tesla-model-3-crash-fire-truck/

again. There must be at least 5 cases where Teslas have hit emergency vehicles.

The Plaid version is US$130K. Seems the least it should do is not catch on fire.

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And Tesla still loses money on every car they sell.

Tesla makes money by selling emission credits for its cars to other automakers.

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Fun fact: Toyota delivered 603,066 in the US alone.

3x what this narcissistic sociopath delivered.

Elon is a genius and a visionary. He’s also a narcissistic sociopath. Want to see what advanced AI is like? Look at Elon. He’s faking it.

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I am still not sold on these type of cars. Take half a day to charge and once it breaks down, only experts can fix it. Not to mention to replace a battery is freaking expensive. And it consume a ridiculous amount of electricity. In a country where energy is already very tight.

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And Tesla still loses money on every car they sell.

Tesla is playing the same script Amazon played long ago.

They're investing 100% in infrastructure and when they think they're ready, flip the switch and turn on the profits.

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They're investing 100% in infrastructure and when they think they're ready, flip the switch and turn on the profits.

Laughable.

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Can you buy them in Japan?

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Here in South Cal their cars are everywhere.

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theFu, petrol powered vehicles have their own means to turn the vehicle into a bonfire. It happens more than you think.

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I really want to buy a long range S class with autopilot. The next pipeline stoppage is always just around the corner. The problem is with the expense.

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EV's are fast and powerful, but BORING.

Some of them are luxurious, but still boring when compared to a similar ICE powered car.

No sound. No vibration. No turbo whistle. No supercharger whine. No engine rumble. No exhaust crackle and pops.

Glorious golf-carts, IMO.

Comments are mine.

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EVs are good and cool.

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