He is SO going to let her fall.
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^^^^^^SUUUUUUUSH be quiet or everybody on the internet will know about this.
That, good sir, is from the Porsche playbook
Ford will sell you an option to delete it. Now that's marketing.............
I think it looks dope as shit
Except that electric DOES fit our infrastructure and Hydrogen is the odd ball in the equation. We already transmit electricity to every part of the country and almost every part of the world. Hydrogen is still super difficult to transport, store, refill and handle. I like that car companies are coming up with hydrogen…
yeah like how he pulled that rocket out of his ass and resupplied the international space station. What a poser.
How does it take 10 mins to drive 1/3 of mile?
Actually, electric cars fit in exactly with how we use cars. (maybe not trucks) but cars definitely. And it fits well into the infrastructure because the grid is already almost everywhere, and building chargepoints is cheap.
electric cars fit our infrastructure far better than hydrogen cars do. Electricity is supplied everywhere and hydrogen, its production, and its delivery are supplied no where. Just think of hydrogen as a really shitty way to transport electricity and you will have the right mindset. And take a look at the Tesla…
1) The Hyperloop doesn't magnetically levitate.
The Model 5, due in 2062, will feature a built in time machine, will fly, even visit space, and will have a 350 mile range.
He needs one of those adorable alpacas from Japan.
How much safer is air travel? Yet some people refuse to fly.
Why yes, yes I do.
Yes. Yes it does.
This should be the cover photo for all Musk stories
does this mean that I'll be able aafford a 3.9sec 0-60mphcar!?!?!
Necessary...
If he delivers on this shit, my next car should be perfectly timed to be a model 3. Right now with falling gas prices there has been a lot of anti tesla sentiment. My desire for a car with full torque from zero RPM and less mechanical parts splashed with a dose of fun hasn't abated one bit. I'm willing to admit that I…