hybrid2bev
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Listen at the 16 minute mark. Great sound of the pedestrian alert. Very futuristic!
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Listen at the 16 minute mark. Great sound of the pedestrian alert. Very futuristic!
Will everyone get the Office Space callouts while the car is in reverse, or is that limited to certain preproduction units?Listen at the 16 minute mark. Great sound of the pedestrian alert. Very futuristic!
Interesting that he writes "hands-free" in quotes when it is in fact a hands-free driving mode.I don’t see that anyone posted this yet. My apology if so...
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brooke...e-drive-assist-quick-compare/?sh=7486514d7034
No kidding. Ford will have hands free driving; the Tesla system is not hands free and likely never will be.Interesting that he writes "hands-free" in quotes when it is in fact a hands-free driving mode.
"Full self driving" is written without quotes, while the car isn't yet capable of full self driving.
that's a very empty-looking house. maybe he should spend his money on filling those big open echoing spaces instead of on cars.well, watch this one. the range he said seems off to me.
He's not exactly a good candidate for an EV, his needs do not match at all wiht an EV at the moment.well, watch this one. the range he said seems off to me.
Since the manual says you have to have your hands on the wheel at all times, then yes, he's expecting way more than he should. At this point he's being borderline stupid since Tesla always points this out after a crash.His complaints about having to touch the steering wheel during Autopilot suggests that he expects more out of Autopilot than he should, but that is really more evidence that the marketing of Autopilot (and even the naming) are fundamentally broken.
To use that guy's own words . . . he was "super annoying". Obviously no research done into owning an EV, no understanding of how autopilot and ADAS systems require driver attention, and like someone else said . . . buy some furniture!well, watch this one. the range he said seems off to me.
This is just click bait. Way too much hinky stuff to be believable at all; it's mostly just an anti-EV ad. First BS alert: He calls his Y a $77K vehicle. The most expensive Y he could have bought at the time was $70K--and that is with FSD. Second BS alert: He says his 2400 mile road trip should take 24 hours, and he drives 75 mph. Pretty big math error. Third BS alert: Very new house with next to nothing in it. Fourth BS alert: look at all the ads in the description. This video is clearly click bait. Fifth BS alert: He talks about installing a Tesla Supercharger which is not possible for home use. Non Tesla owners can make that mistake, but once you've bought an EV you generally have figured out that homes have EV chargers, not "Superchargers." Fifth BS alert: He says the electrical panel is on the other side of the house from his garage in what is clearly a very new home. Possible, but incredibly unlikely.well, watch this one. the range he said seems off to me.