mariola Posted September 13, 2015 Posted September 13, 2015 parli sul serio?non sto scherzando, perché un'auto elettrica COMPRATA è un bel salto...in modo teorico ci ho pensato (faccio 20.000 km anno e tratte non lunghissime) ,ma ho trovato almeno 2-3 situazioni in 3 anni in cui sarei stato un po' i difficoltà con l'autonomia e il rifornimento. R: "Papà cosa è successo alla macchina?" J: "Ho investito un uomo che attraversava la strada senza guardare" R: "Ma è molto molto rovinata papà" J: "Continuava a rialzarsi" Rat-boy e Janus Valker, da Rat-Man
crabble Posted September 13, 2015 Posted September 13, 2015 Un conoscente ha la Model S attuale (P85) ed è stracontento! Sembra un bambinone con il giocattolo nuovo Però lui si sposta da fuori città a città e poco di più... dice che risparmia tantissimo, non costa nulla in tasse e l'elettricità la trova gratis quasi sempre... www.giuliomagnifico.it
J-Gian Posted September 13, 2015 Posted September 13, 2015 dice che risparmia tantissimo, non costa nulla in tasse e l'elettricità la trova gratis quasi sempre... Ricordati di USARE la CORSIA più a DESTRA
crabble Posted October 6, 2015 Posted October 6, 2015 [h=1]Elon Musk tweeted details about new Tesla cars, but then he deleted the tweets[/h]Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently shared some new details about a completely new vehicle the company plans to launch.Musk posted a tweet on Friday that confirmed in addition to the Model 3, which is Tesla’s more affordable sedan, there will also be a Model Y, which is expected to be the crossover version of the Model 3. Earlier this year, Musk said the Model 3 is slated to go into production in 2017 and will price at about $35,000. He didn’t reveal any other details about the Model Y, like pricing information or a launch date, but he did say that either the Model 3 or Model Y will feature falcon-wing doors just like the company's newest car, the Model X. Musk has since deleted his tweet, but a cached version of his post can still be viewed here. Musk also revealed on Friday that Tesla could be working on a lower priced Model X. He said in a Twitter post that a Model X with a 70 kWh battery may also be in the works, but is still at least a year out. He has since deleted this tweet as well. Currently, the Model X, which began delivery last Tuesday, features a 90 kWh battery and begins pricing at $132,000 for its Signature Series model. A non-Signature Model X prices at about $90,000. Like the Model S 70D, which prices about $30,000 less than a Model S P85D, a Model X with a 70 kWh battery would likely be priced significantly lower than a P90D Model X. Elon Musk says Model Y coming, could have falcon-wing doors - Tech Insider www.giuliomagnifico.it
jeby Posted October 7, 2015 Posted October 7, 2015 Quindi ci saranno 2 nuovi modelli di cui uno con le porte buffe... Mazda MX-5 20th anniversary "barbone edition" - Tutto quello che scrivo è IMHO
crabble Posted October 7, 2015 Posted October 7, 2015 Quindi ci saranno 2 nuovi modelli di cui uno con le porte buffe... www.giuliomagnifico.it
sonicwp7 Posted October 27, 2015 Posted October 27, 2015 Musk Reportedly Told Chinese Students Tesla Would Make Model 3 In China
jeby Posted October 27, 2015 Posted October 27, 2015 Infatti il modello non è Tesla III ma Tesla ,,, Mazda MX-5 20th anniversary "barbone edition" - Tutto quello che scrivo è IMHO
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