Maineiac12
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Tesla also got plenty of subsidies and loans from the government over the years.
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The Tesla blueprint is still to be decided, they have made a lot of questionable moves that have hurt the brand. We will see how great Tesla is over the next few years now that they have saturated the market and have good competition. Their best decision to date is the SC Network, that's a money printing company by itself.If any of them need a bail out, let them go bankrupt. They had a blueprint for at least modest success from Tesla. It's a bit like bailing out the whaling industry after the civil war. Not worth it.
In terms of business, Tesla has ultimately become a notable success, but as an industry leader, they have Ben disastrous for consumer rights and repair culture as a whole. Their cult-like following rabidly defends their consistently anti-consumer practices and however inspiring their processes and production efficiencies might be, we cannot allow the idea that the cost of efficiency is a product that is essentially unrepairable and unservicable by a consumer.If any of them need a bail out, let them go bankrupt. They had a blueprint for at least modest success from Tesla. It's a bit like bailing out the whaling industry after the civil war. Not worth it.
It's hard to envision what this looks like. The new big three is Rivian, Tesla and Stellantis? Tesla buys either Ford or GM because they wasted their half-ton opportunity on the Cyber Truck? Does Apple buy Rivian?If any of them need a bail out, let them go bankrupt. They had a blueprint for at least modest success from Tesla. It's a bit like bailing out the whaling industry after the civil war. Not worth it.
I mean, not sure what you're basing that on: https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/27/business/volkswagen-brand-no-longer-competitive/index.htmlI don’t think any will go bankrupt due to EV’s
Ford will be ok.I mean, not sure what you're basing that on: https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/27/business/volkswagen-brand-no-longer-competitive/index.html
Big bets in the EV world can only be done so many times and eventually they need to be done right. Even sans climate change they're just clearly better machines for passenger vehicles through most half ton trucks. The adoption is inevitable and our opinions as citizens on the ground is meaningless because we're reacting to the situation as it is, not as it will be. When charging is solved and EVs are being sold less than ICE (because, subsidies) the adoption will be overwhelming.
Ford was already behind GM even with their Bolt/Ultium gap. Again, these are huge, huge red flags about their 10+ year viability. This may mean little while we're hovering around 5% BEV adoption, it will be non-stop headlines at 50% adoption rate in 5-6 years.
This is fine.Ford will be ok.
Sorry to get completely off topic but-----Hi, back when I was younger (man I'm only in my 40s but this was 20 years ago still, ugh, curse you time) I managed a quality assurance department at Acclaim Entertainment.
You're asking me to remember names from 24 years agoSorry to get completely off topic but-----
I live way out east, but around this same time frame, a friend of mine Devin C. (we called him gamepro, because of course) play tested at Acclaim. He would drive hours from Southampton to Oster Bay/ Glen Cove. Not sure how big your offices were or if you knew each other, but it was also 20+ years ago and at the time, I thought it was the coolest thing in the world.
On a truck related note, Acclaim usually didn't dissapoint except for that Bigfoot game for the NES was terrible and 9 year old me had a sad Christmas that year (1989) .
- Now back to your regularly scheduled programming-
No. Not worth their development time $’s for retrofit.Now im wondering if this new Sync Software will support Apple CarPlays Instrument cluster Maps view hmmmm
We're the dealer in question, we have an old EVSE that has 7/12A selectable output. Sweet vintage Lectron unit, I believe it came with our Azure Dynamics Transit Connect. (For those of you who remember that).Interesting its charging at 7 amps and .8 kW - thats 7 amps at 120V. From the picture it looks like the mobile connector which uses 12 amps at 120V... I wonder if it can be adjusted now???
edit: the truck be adjusted I mean, not the EVSE
And maybe ProPower on without the truck and maybe Walk Away Lock?There is an APIM update currently rolling out to the Mach-E that updates the top row icons. We should be getting them soon.