I don’t know if that’s an accurate comparison. Teslas can be charged everywhere; in the future a competitor may choose to freeze them out of a proprietary network but it would require such network to actually exist. Conversely, as of now nothing else can be charged at Tesla’s SC network.

Ok, do let’s math at this.

Or just park them next to each other and wait until the gravitational forces between the mass of 10 Teslas compacts then into a MXIMUM (minimum?) SINGULARITY!

The only thing standing in the way of Model 3 bottleneck removal are obviously the occasional 140-char volleys by EM. By god, why isn’t this man out there, with a wrench and a hammer?

An shitty post on the internet that gave rise to Twitter dumbassery? Write down date and time ladies and gentlemen, I think we just witnessed history.

“EVs are the future” is a “pyramid scheme”? You are an idiot.

“Research and development are a snap if you do none of the of your own research and little own development.” - Ancient Chinese Proverb  

“You make a prediction about viability of hydrogen as an alternative fuel... well, here is a prediction a newspaper made on a totally unrelated topic! And it was wrong! Check. Mate.”

“...pyramid scheme...”

Serves them right, those waffling fence-sitters! It’s either upper or bottom, pick a side already! God!

Gawker Media, last few months:

I wonder what the source of the complaint that lauched the investigation was. It bears remembering that Tesla has a lot of enemies, not skeptics or detractors but actual malicious actors intent on inflicting material harm to the company:

No, I am sure it’s good earnest analysis.

First Gear:

Or Bolt. Or Leaf. Etc. You don’t have to buy a $100K car to access it.

The only thing that has higher chance of coming to fruition than a Flying Car is of course...

Speaking before Tuesday’s council meeting, Saf Din, Chair of York Hackney Carriage Association, said the city was being overwhelmed by out-of-town drivers.

I know. Quite frankly, it’s none of their business why I have a dead baby in my suitcase. Has nothing to do with airplane’s security, that’s for sure.

How? Drugs, outside of late 80s action movies, are tested in a lab.

Because he told them, duh! Since no one ever lies to TSA, it was pretty stupid of them. They should automatically assume that everything suspicious is a hilarious prank, bunch of squares.