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time2roll wrote:
However, citing limited battery cell availability and ongoing supply chain challenges, Tesla said Monday it has shifted its Semi truck launch to 2022.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-reports-q2-earnings-results-2021-155131596.html
Great, we can make this thread last another year - or more.
I wonder how all those companies feel with their deposits tied up for another year, or more, without a truck.
I wonder how this will dismissed by those who are fanboys and slam all the other companies that have not produced a vehicle.8.1 Van wrote:
philh wrote:
8.1 Van wrote:
Tesla Model S Plaid World Record - 9.08 154 mph 1/4 mile
yawn!
Mach E blew that away
1500-hp-electric-ford-mustang-cobra-jet-crush-the-quarter-mile-in-8-27-seconds
Do you not understand the difference between a stock production car and a one off factory built drag car ?
And the production Meh E can never match Tesla tech.
https://youtu.be/eVi0MQFy9K8- However, citing limited battery cell availability and ongoing supply chain challenges, Tesla said Monday it has shifted its Semi truck launch to 2022.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-reports-q2-earnings-results-2021-155131596.html philh wrote:
8.1 Van wrote:
Tesla Model S Plaid World Record - 9.08 154 mph 1/4 mile
yawn!
Mach E blew that away
1500-hp-electric-ford-mustang-cobra-jet-crush-the-quarter-mile-in-8-27-seconds
Do you not understand the difference between a stock production car and a one off factory built drag car ?- How about a production street legal Mach E? Not so much.
8.1 Van wrote:
Tesla Model S Plaid World Record - 9.08 154 mph 1/4 mile
yawn!
Mach E blew that away
1500-hp-electric-ford-mustang-cobra-jet-crush-the-quarter-mile-in-8-27-secondsfj12ryder wrote:
April. ;)
Shoot, I forgot all about Rivian, they were supposed to be rolling them out. Yeah, what happened to them? Hopefully not another Elio Motors.
Although I have seen three Rivian trucks in my area. No Cybertrucks or Tesla Semis.
