Haven't event read the article......just drive to #6 road and Westminster hwy and turn left before planet ice.....you will see 400 Tesla cars in a not very nice yard?
"Tesla car batteries can last for 300,000 to 500,000 miles, or 1,500 battery cycles. That's around 22 to 37 years if you're driving 40 miles per day."
"OR"? If it's a daily driver and gets plugged in every time, isn't that a "cycle"? So theoretically 5-6 years if that's how a Tesla battery cycle works. (I'm not an electrician.) My question is, even if their low number of 22 was accurate, why has anyone needed a replacement battery yet?? The Tesla has only been available since 2008, meaning 15 years. Plus 22-37 is quite a spread if you think about it.
That's amazing.
ReplyDeleteKinda of a bizarre scam. Not very environmentally friendly.
DeleteHaven't event read the article......just drive to #6 road and Westminster hwy and turn left before planet ice.....you will see 400 Tesla cars in a not very nice yard?
ReplyDelete"Tesla car batteries can last for 300,000 to 500,000 miles, or 1,500 battery cycles. That's around 22 to 37 years if you're driving 40 miles per day."
Delete"OR"? If it's a daily driver and gets plugged in every time, isn't that a "cycle"? So theoretically 5-6 years if that's how a Tesla battery cycle works. (I'm not an electrician.) My question is, even if their low number of 22 was accurate, why has anyone needed a replacement battery yet?? The Tesla has only been available since 2008, meaning 15 years. Plus 22-37 is quite a spread if you think about it.
I'll check it out but I highly doubt anything is there. False claim.
DeleteOK I rode out there today. There are a few there not many right behind Planet Ice. Looks like a holding lot for cars waiting to be sold.
DeleteAnd that, people, is a "verified fact checker". "I'll go over and take a look". Right on.
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