Sorry, there were not hundreds of people outside of warranty. Remember, early cars Tesla required to get the extended maintenance plan. So their coverage would have been longer. And for most people who did get out of warranty with the drivetrain, Tesla still replaced it for free. The only issue came from 1 guy who…
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That is super polite, if that was in the US, it wouldn’t have ended pretty.
Did he rate the UberX driver 5 stars for the free ride?
Drivetrain units were also completely replaced due to people complaining about noise. Did they confirm that it was actual failure? And not just replacement for misc?
There were almost nobody who was out of warranty when the policy change happened. The reason why 1 person had to pay 15k to replace the motor was because he was using it for commercial use. There was also a shortage of supply, so Tesla kept prices up to insure parts would not be bought by people and dwindle how much…
There is one major element that is not accounted for. That being WHY a drivetrain was swapped. If a drivetrain was swapped due to say noise or due to other factors such as playing it safe or other reason. That would distort the statistics quite a lot.
Lithium Ion batteries retain their efficiency for the majority of their lifespan. What they lose on is capacity, not efficiency. And a fuel cell is not really going to overall outlast a battery. I will also remind you that a fuel cell car also needs a battery for power.
Also, the cost of batteries continue to drop, by…
Fuel Cell cars are less efficient than BEVs. The theoretical limits of fuel cell efficiency is 83%. So not sure how you get 90% since that would be above theoretical limits. Then you have losses on compression and transmission.
A lithium Ion battery efficiency is in the 97-99% range. Loss from grid in the US is 6%.
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Hydrogen cars don’t even have a fueling advantage realistically. In the real world they have been suffering from issues filling up at pressure. So while first few cars may fill up fast, soon, you have cars filling slower and at 5k psi instead of 10k so half range.
While normally no, indirectly it does. Because they will most likely cover food and other stuff while there. It also acts as a semi-vacation.
Having money and learning about finances is not related. A ppor person may have even more benefit of learning finances than most middle class people.
The range you are showing for gun deaths is pretty small, only 4 years. That said, how much of that is due to stricter gun laws?
As far as the offtopic of why a certain race have a higher homocide rate than other. The answer generally lies in poverty. But addressing poverty is also an issue right?
As for why things make…
As I explained in my other post, a chain is only as strong as the weakest link. If there is a way to get a gun without a background check, then people who can’t get a gun normally will go through routes where there is no background check.
As far as gun deaths go, you can see a chart here which shows that the highest…
Statistics for car accidents:
Your information is based on a flawed premises. You are not factoring in sample size. That is like saying 5/10 is larger than 2/3 because 5 is larger than 2.
And by the way, driving a car requires a license. And regulations on cars continue to expand. They are committed to make automatic braking systems to be standard.
I find that most people claiming that Tesla owners are “for the most part, pretentious douchebags” are for the most part, pretentious douchebags themselves.
And I personally see nothing wrong with Tesla limiting their demand for the Model X. They can’t fulfill them all. So they will probably prioritize customers closer…
According to this map, nope:
To me it sounds like you are being the total douche bag by trying to pick a fight with Tesla owners.
And as far as what they charge with depends on where in the midwest you are(Illiniose is now mostly nuclear, In Iowa 43% comes from Wind+nuclear+hydro), if they are subscribed to renewable energy, if they use solar…
To BMW owners?