Chevy, Ford... going into electric trucks.
We're living in exciting times. Ford intend to have cargo space infront in place of the engines. And think of roomy interior and high ground clearance without those gear boxes and power train wi...
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fj12ryder wrote:Yosemite Sam1 wrote:That's pretty old news, that clip was out a few months back, early spring I believe. And that is a prototype, the semi is not in production, which is what I said. A test mule isn't production.fj12ryder wrote:
The last sentence of that article is most telling: "Or, should Tesla be building an RV to go with its Semi?". Don't they realize that Tesla isn't building semis yet. How can you build something to go with something that isn't even being produced? I guess you just ignore what's real and focus on what you wish would be real.
Unless this is photo (err, video) shopped fake news, Tesla has already built one and now in the process of prototyping -- this one was actually hauling 75,000 lbs load (I don't know in haul-speak if this is typical, standard or above average).
Maybe, the right term is that Tesla is not running this yet in their automated production lines. But certainly, it's out there because it's been produced (or, made, or whatever you want to call it on how they did it).
Tesla semis seen hauling 75,000 lbs load
Yeah, it was a vigin birth -- or magic! :B
