Sad and pathetic? lolwut, you're the one invested in lolerlasterplanes and salavitating over MIIC channel YouTube videos. But for sure Elon is a 100x smarter than me, heck he should be designing lasers that work on planes.I love when sperglord Ellen hates on companies whose single accomplishments dwarf everything Ellen has ever done in his sad, pathetic life.
I remember a time i had a mega space thread that no one replied to
If only i still cared to inform you morons
Then teles dumb question about the spy sat wouldn't have been
Oh well fuck you!
people want the cars because they are retarded idealistic lemmings. telsa cars are unreliable, cheap pieces of shit with the lowest quality control of any car manufacturerElon Musk has a lot of companies, Tesla is a big one but he can have one of those go under or it will get sold off.
People are investing in his vision and they have been making cars for years, it isn't uncommon to see a Tesla around where I live in Ontario Canada. If they had been trying for this long without a single production car being made it would be an issue. People want the cars, and are willing to wait. People that own a Tesla find them to be a good car.
Lots of people want him to fail it seems, but I think most people find his goals inspiring even if they don't hit their time lines. Big ideas inspire people, for what he does it is better to put the bar high because you can get people to push harder and still get a lot done in a short amount of time. If he consistently can't accomplish goals he will be unreliable and he will lose the trust of investors.
people want the cars because they are retarded idealistic lemmings. telsa cars are unreliable, cheap pieces of shit with the lowest quality control of any car manufacturer
people want the cars because they are retarded idealistic lemmings. telsa cars are unreliable, cheap pieces of shit with the lowest quality control of any car manufacturer
South Australia's Labor Premier Jay Weatherill has unveiled what he expects to be a vote-winning power policy before the March state election — 'free' solar panels and Tesla batteries for 50,000 homes.
And it's all thanks to the guy on the right. Yep, it's the latest gift in the ongoing bromace between Mr Weatherill and billionaire Tesla boss Elon Musk, after the pair teamed up to help fund the world's biggest lithium-ion battery (which is already producing power in the South Australian grid).
"Free?" I hear you ask. They say nothing is certain but death and taxes.
This deal will involve some of the latter (a $2 million taxpayer-funded grant and $30 million loan to Tesla), plus a significant catch — the power generated by the solar panels and the batteries will not be owned directly by the households, but may well be sold back to them via a retailer.
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his biggest concerns were reliability and quality control. The most reliable car on the road right now is probably some version of the civic. That's just a fact.