30 minutes if consuming 2000W. 1 min at 60,000W
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Tesla to cut thousands of jobs as Elon Musk warns the ‘road ahead is very difficult’
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It looks like Tesla may have finally found a way to use up all of that old, unused inventory that's been sitting on the company's balance sheet: make new cars with old parts, and blame the coronavirus.
At least, that's exactly what it appears the company is doing in China, according to a recent report by Xinhua.
On Tuesday, the news broke that Tesla was "downgrading" hardware on its China made Model 3 due to "supply chain status amid the epidemic" and it then promised free upgrades to its customers. Instead of just doing the right thing, which would be suspending production until you can make the product property, Tesla is doing what it does best: half assing it.
The report points out that some Chinese consumers were noticing that the hardware in their newly delivered Tesla vehicles was inconsistent with their orders. Tesla responded by saying that Hardware 2.5 had been installed in some vehicles that were promised Hardware 3.0.
Isn't that a nice way to find out, as a consumer, that you're not getting what you ordered?
Elsewhere, this would look suspiciously like a bait and switch. And it appears from Xinhua's report that Tesla only fessed up after consumers started to take notice. We'd also be extremely interested in finding out when and how Tesla delivers on the promise of "free upgrades" for the customers taking delivery of their vehicles, with the wrong hardware, now.
At least, that's exactly what it appears the company is doing in China, according to a recent report by Xinhua.
On Tuesday, the news broke that Tesla was "downgrading" hardware on its China made Model 3 due to "supply chain status amid the epidemic" and it then promised free upgrades to its customers. Instead of just doing the right thing, which would be suspending production until you can make the product property, Tesla is doing what it does best: half assing it.
The report points out that some Chinese consumers were noticing that the hardware in their newly delivered Tesla vehicles was inconsistent with their orders. Tesla responded by saying that Hardware 2.5 had been installed in some vehicles that were promised Hardware 3.0.
Isn't that a nice way to find out, as a consumer, that you're not getting what you ordered?
Elsewhere, this would look suspiciously like a bait and switch. And it appears from Xinhua's report that Tesla only fessed up after consumers started to take notice. We'd also be extremely interested in finding out when and how Tesla delivers on the promise of "free upgrades" for the customers taking delivery of their vehicles, with the wrong hardware, now.
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The Mother of All oil price crashes on deck
Goldman Sachs cuts Brent forecast to $30 a bbl.
That would make Western Select worth $15?
The Mother of All oil price crashes on deck
Goldman Sachs cuts Brent forecast to $30 a bbl.
That would make Western Select worth $15?
https://www.nbcnews.com/business/bu...umble-1-000-points-all-out-oil-price-n1152716
Dow futures down 1,000 on Saudi oil fire sale.
Monday is going to eventful
It may be worth throwing some money in there.
Dow futures down 1,000 on Saudi oil fire sale.
Monday is going to eventful
It may be worth throwing some money in there.
Might be a good time to fill all the fuel storage tanks after March 25, with the low oil price, and Carbon tax taken off, some bulk fuel bargains to be had.
To an extent yes, US fuel prices already falling, pressure will be put on Canadian refineries to cut prices due to cheap Oil, shut downs won't give them an excuse for long.
well here is the day you throw money into the market if you are a true believer.
as for oil - it is priced on speculative value. For years it has been estimated that the saudis produce oil at about $9 a bbl - in truth their oil is free and has been for generations.
There is no bottom for their oil. They could give at away for a decade and still not spend a single years profit.
as for oil - it is priced on speculative value. For years it has been estimated that the saudis produce oil at about $9 a bbl - in truth their oil is free and has been for generations.
There is no bottom for their oil. They could give at away for a decade and still not spend a single years profit.
The share price is in free fall.... Lost around $200 per share in 5 days.
You should have shorted the stock like I told you
You should have shorted the stock like I told you
Would rather have bought it when it first came out and sell it right now for massive gains
But I don't have your mind for business