Search results

Hopefully it's because ford is bringing in more in house development for modules and software. Tesla claims the cybertruck is already not being sold at a loss, first EV truck maker to do so. Maybe Ford will get there one day and this pain up front will get them there

Taking away subsidies would include the $7500, you do that and the only USA EV manufacture left is Tesla

Until Ford starts writing their own code for modules and stop relying on off the shelf, OTA will always be a pipe dream.

I agree, most trucks drive around being used as large family cars with nothing in the bed Lightning matches the needs for most truck drivers. If you're going to actually pull anything a meaningful distance you really should be in a gas/diesel. But as anyone who is too lazy to walk 5 ft to grab...

Owners don't deserve or have any right to anything that isn't promised. You paid for something and got what they promised. That is pretty much the end of any concerns of what is right. If they decided that they can unlock more performance with only slightly more possibility of warranty claims...

Nothing wrong with Tesla suggesting the port location, it's really the most obvious solution instead of modifying every existing charging station. If other manufactures are not happy about it then they shouldn't use the Tesla charge port. I mean it's already embarrassing enough that to get the...

did drop slightly in after hrs trading but seems minor compared to all the other issues Ford has had in the past

Would be interesting, maybe once Tesla does allow their cars to do V2L or V2H it might be doable. Tesla's system is so seamless I wouldn't want to do anything to mess with it's function

I completely gave up on trying to get a good score with the drive safe app. I tried to see how bad of a score i could get and was surprised to see it didn't change much One thing that did make a huge change was the time my wife's app stopped working and it didn't log any drives, the discount...

Great results but after hours still down more than close. Looking fwd to the open

Well...Jim always wanted to be more like Tesla.

This seems to be sort of normal for adaptive cruise cars, although I would expect much better from the Blue Cruise system that uses radar. My i3 with TJA does the same, but it lacks radar, only has one camera, and no OTA updates so it's understandable and impressive that it even works in the...

They will be/are the EV version of the Toyota Camry/Corolla of the world, longest lasting and everywhere. I'm happy to trade misaligned / panel gaps for a well engineered designed cooling/drivetrain/battery.

As long as you don't mind looking like every car on the road lol. Im saying that as I have 2 white model 3s (M3P and RWD). It's hilarious how many there are on the roads now, when I come across another one i try to drive behind it. I must not be the only one, last time we made a mini convoy...

That's some amazing efficiency for the weight and possible 500 range wow! If only it looked better lol

Lots of BMW i3 owners report having to lift up the CCS charger to get it to charge due to the weight, EA has actually recommended this to many i3 users when they called in to ask for help with charging. Tesla charger is smaller than CCS but I'm sure I could break both if I wanted to. I don't...

Really have to admire how Farley is not afraid to praise Tesla, for the most part (he did make a remark about building cars in tents at one point). Taking the strongest points of another company and joining it with yours without being concerned about what others think while benefiting the...

Hawaii credit unions have great rates for some reason, a friend got 2.75% 36months from Hawaiian Financial (3% plus EVs get 0.25% off), Hickam Federal is supposed to be even lower. Hickam requirements is live in Hawaii or lived in Hawaii or have a family member who is a member.

Wow that is nice! The two times I emailed them technical questions about their charger I was surprised to receive an email back from a real person who knew the product in 1-2days.

True, we used to put electrolytics in backwards as fireworks. Come to think of it, it's a somewhat sealed box so the air pressure of it popping tops of caps is probably what did it