Here's Why the Tesla Model 3 Is the Coolest Car of 2017
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LMAO Musk is not like Einstein, he didn't even create the shit. Musk is just a money man. He screwed the real creator of it, Martin Eberhard. Because they have a contractual settlement, you will never get to hear the true story now, the internet has been washed, for the most part.
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I prefer the BMW i8
Guess who's inside?
Soon to be inside Tesla too.....
Tesla will use Intel chips for infotainment instead of Nvidia: report - Business Insider
Guess who's inside?
Soon to be inside Tesla too.....
Tesla will use Intel chips for infotainment instead of Nvidia: report - Business Insider
You still aren't paying attention . I told you Martin Eberhard invented the shit. Eberhard is a Germanic name.
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Bugatti Porsche Lambo will all make electric autonomous vehicles
Tesla's really aren't that cool imo. They were dope when they first hit the market because it was new, but that has worn off now. Sure the new roadster looks dope- in a few years it wont as it will just look old with old outdated electronic tech. Anyway, if I can't drive it across the country on the roads that I want to, then I'm not interested.
Tesla's really aren't that cool imo. They were dope when they first hit the market because it was new, but that has worn off now. Sure the new roadster looks dope- in a few years it wont as it will just look old with old outdated electronic tech. Anyway, if I can't drive it across the country on the roads that I want to, then I'm not interested.
Tesla blows through $8,000 a minute amid Model 3 woes
Over the past 12 months, the electric-car maker has been burning money at a clip of about $8,000 a minute (or $480,000 an hour), Bloomberg data show. At this pace, the company is on track to exhaust its current cash pile on Monday, Aug. 6. (At 2:17 a.m. New York time, if you really want to be precise.)
To be fair, few Tesla watchers expect the cash burn to continue at quite such a breakneck pace, and the company itself says it’s ramping up output of its all-important Model 3, which will bring money in the door. But still, its need for fresh cash came into high relief last week when Musk unveiled his latest plan to raise funds. He’s asking customers to pay him upfront to order vehicles that may not be delivered for years.
The souped-up Roadster will cost buyers a $250,000 down payment even though it’s not coming for more than two years.*That might generate $250 million; orders for the “founders” Roadster are capped at 1,000. And companies can pre-order electric Semi trucks for $5,000. They don’t go into production until 2019.
Over the past 12 months, the electric-car maker has been burning money at a clip of about $8,000 a minute (or $480,000 an hour), Bloomberg data show. At this pace, the company is on track to exhaust its current cash pile on Monday, Aug. 6. (At 2:17 a.m. New York time, if you really want to be precise.)
To be fair, few Tesla watchers expect the cash burn to continue at quite such a breakneck pace, and the company itself says it’s ramping up output of its all-important Model 3, which will bring money in the door. But still, its need for fresh cash came into high relief last week when Musk unveiled his latest plan to raise funds. He’s asking customers to pay him upfront to order vehicles that may not be delivered for years.
The souped-up Roadster will cost buyers a $250,000 down payment even though it’s not coming for more than two years.*That might generate $250 million; orders for the “founders” Roadster are capped at 1,000. And companies can pre-order electric Semi trucks for $5,000. They don’t go into production until 2019.
Tesla blows through $8,000 a minute amid Model 3 woes
Over the past 12 months, the electric-car maker has been burning money at a clip of about $8,000 a minute (or $480,000 an hour), Bloomberg data show. At this pace, the company is on track to exhaust its current cash pile on Monday, Aug. 6. (At 2:17 a.m. New York time, if you really want to be precise.)
To be fair, few Tesla watchers expect the cash burn to continue at quite such a breakneck pace, and the company itself says it’s ramping up output of its all-important Model 3, which will bring money in the door. But still, its need for fresh cash came into high relief last week when Musk unveiled his latest plan to raise funds. He’s asking customers to pay him upfront to order vehicles that may not be delivered for years.
The souped-up Roadster will cost buyers a $250,000 down payment even though it’s not coming for more than two years.*That might generate $250 million; orders for the “founders” Roadster are capped at 1,000. And companies can pre-order electric Semi trucks for $5,000. They don’t go into production until 2019.
Over the past 12 months, the electric-car maker has been burning money at a clip of about $8,000 a minute (or $480,000 an hour), Bloomberg data show. At this pace, the company is on track to exhaust its current cash pile on Monday, Aug. 6. (At 2:17 a.m. New York time, if you really want to be precise.)
To be fair, few Tesla watchers expect the cash burn to continue at quite such a breakneck pace, and the company itself says it’s ramping up output of its all-important Model 3, which will bring money in the door. But still, its need for fresh cash came into high relief last week when Musk unveiled his latest plan to raise funds. He’s asking customers to pay him upfront to order vehicles that may not be delivered for years.
The souped-up Roadster will cost buyers a $250,000 down payment even though it’s not coming for more than two years.*That might generate $250 million; orders for the “founders” Roadster are capped at 1,000. And companies can pre-order electric Semi trucks for $5,000. They don’t go into production until 2019.
Will he fail like De Lorean or that 3 wheeled bus lookin thing in the 50's......or is he a scam like the 3 wheeled car thing in the 70's.....or is he legit just a lil guy trying to make it fighting an uphill battle in the the mud against giants?
