Yep….alot of them probably are , i bet !
I want to drive one around a bit and feel the “electric pull” - so to speak . Lol
You might not be healed up enough yet, buddy...
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Yep….alot of them probably are , i bet !
I want to drive one around a bit and feel the “electric pull” - so to speak . Lol
I don't think most Telsa drivers give a **** about the environment, they're too busy doing 0-60 in 3 seconds and blowing the owners of inefficient V8's.
Maybe it's just me, and I know this is quite a stretch and could probably never happen, but I've always wondered about the slight chance of a mega traffic jam, say maybe around Atlanta somewhere, say maybe when it's real cold and maybe it's snowing or maybe an ice storm hits at rush hour and all those electric cars are sitting stopped on 285 for several hours, with the heat and the radio and the lights on and their phones plugged in charging . Now say maybe you've got several thousand cars logjammed in the road with the batteries dead and the folks freezing cause they left home unprepared for being stranded on the road in winter with no heat in their dead cars and not enough clothes.
Considering you can get by all the dead cars, do you bring in those nasty polluting diesel rollbacks and tow trucks to clear this mess up while the snow continues to fall or do you pull a diesel generator with 50 charging ports out there and start charging cars up so they can go on their merry way in 4 or 5 hours? Just sayin.
They know that already though dont they ?The power grid cannot handle a mass rollout of electric cars.