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Business Insider reports that a Tesla Model S suddenly burst into flames in a Toronto garage earlier this month. A source told the site that the car was not plugged into its charger when it caught fire.
BABYBULL24
Yeesh...let's think this out.
Everyone switches to electric cars tomorrow...where do we get all the electricity from to recharge said electric cars?
Uh...Coal fired power plants & Nuclear fired power plants.
Okay - so i ask where do we get all this electricity from...kinda defeats the purpose - dont yah think?
Explain it to me - not sure i get it???
Seems like an Environmental wash to me...
snypwsd
reply to post by Bedlam
you have obviously not done the research my friend. It is possible and can be done with store bought products. I know technology like this wmrks. My bands singer runs his van off water And drove it from ontario to bc. You are the one being lied too. You didnt read the pdf I can tell.
projectvxn
reply to post by ANNED
I disagree. When it comes to range and speed Tesla Motors vehicles have overcome a lot of what used to make electric cars inviable. The have a range of over 300 miles on a single charge at 55 miles per hour. That means for city driving this vehicle is more than efficient when it comes to range.
999zxcv
projectvxn
reply to post by ANNED
I disagree. When it comes to range and speed Tesla Motors vehicles have overcome a lot of what used to make electric cars inviable. The have a range of over 300 miles on a single charge at 55 miles per hour. That means for city driving this vehicle is more than efficient when it comes to range.
the average commuter only drives 20-30 miles to their work so one charge a week would be possible for most people and i can see a day when a spare battery for a Tesla is as easy as changing one in our cell phone's .