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@Mattlinn01 Been there done that with my Hellcat. I'll stick with my EVs.

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@Teslarati 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

How many people have taken Full Self-Driving on: -Snow-covered roads -Foggy routes -Torrential downpour drives -Single-lane backroads with gravel ...and had ZERO issues?

@old_guy_67 @TesCalendar1 So you're agreeing that EVs are a better deal for buyers then, and that you COULD save money based on lower prices? I saw a Model 3 earlier today for $13K. You'd make your money back pretty quick on that VS a used gas car.

@PlugLyfOfficial @TesCalendar1 It was a recent example. Tesla are no better when it comes to resale. The rate they lose value, youre underwater after you pay it off.

Most people still think operating an EV for 1/4th the cost and “$10 fill ups” are a hoax. Be sure to remind those people that it’s reality!

@old_guy_67 @TesCalendar1 You're really trying to use one of the WORST EVs out there as an example? Come on. Those are barely even selling, lol.

@TesCalendar1 @PlugLyfOfficial Cheaper actually. Had a guy come in with a 3k mile 2025 dodge Daytona. He was 45k upside down. To put that in perspective, the same ice model car would had been closer to 10k flipped

@KevinMelnuk Just a quick spike. 😞

TONs of Rivian options this week expiring from $15-20/share. Let’s see what happens on this announcement. Lots will be up thousands of % this morning. $RIVN finance.yahoo.com/news/rivian-to…

@old_guy_67 @TesCalendar1 With home charging, $0.11/kWh electricity, and $3.88 gas (current US average) it would take the average driver (38 miles per day, 24 MPG) about 39,000 miles to save $5,000 in fuel.

@TesCalendar1 How much gas would it take to make up for the 5k cost difference of an ice vehichle

In the Midwest it's the equivalent of a ~33 MPG if you're charging on Tesla Superchargers (with current gas prices AND assuming you don't charge during off-peak hours, which are up to 30% cheaper). The average MPG of a car on the road in the US today is ~24 MPG. That's roughly a 30% improvement in fuel economy. If you're spending $300/mo in gas that saves you at least $90/mo. That's on *public* charging. On home charging, in my area, it's the equivalent of a 107+ MPG car at current gas prices.

@TesCalendar1 Depends on where you live. If they're only supercharging, it's about the same as gas

@AlexEdgerton That yours for sale? If so, send me a link, might be interested.

These apps really need to get their act together. EVs have been around for over a decade, and some have outsold the Camry. You still can’t list one for sale without these goofy options. Why is zero cylinders even an option?

@brandenflasch @LhommeDesole The first post was the price for 4 tires, about $150/tire. That is pretty cheap for Ultra Performance All Seasons.

@LhommeDesole Ouch - are tires normally that expensive in Canada?

I’m tempted to buy super cheap summer tires just to see what they’re like. At half the price of the name brand stuff, would they be half as good? I’m a man of science.

@ABC7 Great job lying to the public. It has been confirmed it WAS NOT in self-driving mode. 🤦‍♂️

So scary! A Tesla Cybertruck crashed into a concrete barrier while in self-driving mode on a Houston, Texas. The truck, without warning, tried to drive off an overpass, The driver tried to take control, but it crashed into the barrier.

Agreed, FSD isn't perfect, but it's MILES ahead of SuperCruise (and from what I'm reading pretty much any other system, at least here in the US) and is at least mostly trustworthy. I don't think I've had a single incident where it's put me in any actual danger in 12K+ miles of FSD drives. SuperCruise is constantly putting me in danger.

It’s the same flaw that affects all of these “pre-mapped” systems. It’s great until the mapping data is spotty or outdated. Then it gets erratic. In the part of Central AR I’m in, SC performs beautifully on most of the 40 mile drive from my house to Little Rock, but the second I get to LR it’s behavior seems to go all over the place. FSD 14 is definitely way better, but even it’s not perfect.

I will get a ton of blowback for what I am about to say, but here goes. I have let people use FSD on all of my Teslas since I first got it. Over all the years I have seen the same issue over and over again. When they are unfamiliar, they did not notice when it disengaged. The sound of disengagement is not very loud and can easily be missed, when inexperienced. I am not saying that Tesla was at fault, but it would be nice to have a default setting and clear voice and visual announcement, that FSD has been disengaged. Have said so in my live streams as well. Then there could be an advanced setting where you turn that "off" to basically what it is right now. It can be missed for beginners, as some touch the wheel or tap the brakes, not knowing that they actually disengaged. Again, I said what I said, but if you disagree, I ask you to let some none Tesla drivers drive your car.

It does, it just doesn't seem right without a noise. There probably is a setting, haven't bothered to look for it. Either way it's a terrible product that disengages CONSTANTLY in many highway areas unlike my experience with @Tesla_AI FSD. I don't trust it at all based on a few thousand miles of using it.

@PlugLyfOfficial @AndyZeGerman I wonder if there’s a setting buried 30 menus deep to have it to do both. I’ve seen both behaviors in various GM EVs. I do agree that any major disengagement should be very apparent. I want to say the Silverado RST flashes bright red “TAKE CONTROL NOW” on the HUD as well.

@KilowattStation @AndyZeGerman There's a seat vibration. It needs to be far more prominent though.

@PlugLyfOfficial @AndyZeGerman It shouldn’t be silent. In the last Silverado EV I drove it beeped and vibrated the seat on disengagement. That was a 2025 model though so maybe something has changed since then.

@TesCalendar1 How can I love it and hate it at the same time???

WHAT is this new Kia Telluride grill??? 😷

"...we can all agree they’re not ideal for remote or rural areas..." Why not? The infrastructure is already there, and has been for a century. Any house with electricity to it can charge an EV. You can't fill up a gas tank at home, but you can have a "full tank" in your EV every morning when you wake up. You could even do it "free" if you put solar panels on your remote / rural home. Can't do that with gas / diesel! "...fossil fuels account for 60% of the 🇺🇸 power grid..." Ok? Coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel used to generate electricity, generates less power in the 🇺🇸 than renewables, so we're already phasing out fossil fuels. On top of that, it is THREE TIMES cleaner to charge an EV with coal than it is to drive an archaic, inefficient combustion vehicle engine.

It’s never a good idea to lump a group of individuals into one specific 🪣. After-all human beings have different motives and do the most part are able to think independently. But ⚡️ 🚗 are not for everyone. Although they are great for city driving, we can all agree they’re not ideal for remote or rural areas. Furthermore, fossil fuels account for 60% of the 🇺🇸 power grid. Whereas wind and solar only contribute ~15%. But in order to continue growing economically, all energy sources will need to be unlocked.

This is the most true image I’ve seen ever seen. This is why I’m confused at republicans obsession of oil. It’s against what they stand for.

A bird pooped on the side of my @chevrolet Silverado EV this morning and it dripped down onto the charging cable handle... 🤢

@28delayslater * Human crashes into barrier. FTFY - It was clearly not in self-driving mode BEFORE it even hit the wall. 🤔

FSD crashes into a barrier. Details in first comment

@roborat14 @28delayslater Read the facts. The driver clearly disengaged FSD.

@28delayslater These things will only become more frequent as people grow complacent because Tesla keeps telling them that autonomous driving is solved.

@crosstown_line High speed rail (defined as only 60-100 MPH in most projects) is a waste of time and money. It should be a bullet train.

Should actually be a high speed rail line

@TesCalendar1 @itsqail Ohhhh, haha. Nice. 😂

@PlugLyfOfficial @itsqail I meant must live in Cali lol

Worst drivers u can encounter on the road: 1. Teslas (all clueless) 2. Beat up Honda Civic/accord (suicidal drivers) 3. Any BMW (a different kind of douchebag/entitled) 4. Angry F-150 guys (no explanation necessary/they need therapy)