The sad thing is all the people who were sold ICE vehicles, when they should not have been. Now they are stuck with a car they will never be able to sell, that will (eventually) be too expensive to insure, register and run, and that will not comply with emission regulations.
This is a coming a financial cliff. But. Few folk really understand EVs yet. So, my creator hopes he has time to unload the ICEcycle before folks catch on ...
Sam, what about Hyundai? Are they able to ramp up the Ioniq 5? It's looks are smashing. Technology seems great. But when can we expect Hyundai to deliver? (recycled) inquiring minds want to know.
Yep, this is truly historic. A few other surprises on that list too regarding the ICE cars: I would've thought there'd be more VWs, a Golf at least. I thought they were trying to out-sell Toyota...long way to go it seems. And no Mazdas? And what's Honda doing up there? Just sayin'.
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My wife and myself are wondering what it would be like to have an older rolls royce converted to electric, it sounds like it would be an interesting project. Its just a thought.
There is a company in England that does those conversions to order. Definitely not cheap though. They have converted many 911 Porshe cars to electric and gained the most publicity when they converted an E type Jag to electric. I think it cost 1 million pounds. I think it was Prince William (??? not sure) that drove it for the publicity shots. It's on-line so check it out. They have already done some Rolls Royce cars. Cheers.
@@mixalis6168 who is going to produce these mythical better EVs? Where are they going to get batteries for them? Bolts caught fire and now Ford had suspended sales of the MachE. Another ignorant fool talking out their ass.
@@bigdougscommentary5719 I'm well aware of that, and if they doubled production, they would still sell out. With that said, do you really think most people can afford to buy a 55-65k vehicle to make it the best selling car in the world? Most people can't afford something like that, it's priced like a luxury vehicle.
newest car factories have been losing billions of dollars as supply-chain disruptions and battery-cell manufacturing challenges limit the company’s ability to increase production, Elon Musk said in a recent interview. Lithium is in short supply, this is the Achilles heel of lithium EVs
Is it really illegal to have a left side drive vehicle in Australia? I live in US and can get right side drive vehicles (i.e. mail trucks) that are legal. Perhaps it's just a commercial sales requirement, did find it odd that you said some would import the vehicle then have it converted, can't wait to see what they do with center steer vehicles like Tesla Semi. 😆
Having the wheel on the 'wrong' side is unhandly. A mail man lives with it because it makes his job easier. No law in the US that says where the wheel needs to be. Tesla Semi should be fine.
I think Tesla will have alot of competition from traditional carmakers. Tesla is a 4runner in EV (combining smartphone, internet with EV). However, it might be tough to hold the position next year and beyond.
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The sad thing is all the people who were sold ICE vehicles, when they should not have been. Now they are stuck with a car they will never be able to sell, that will (eventually) be too expensive to insure, register and run, and that will not comply with emission regulations.
This is a coming a financial cliff. But. Few folk really understand EVs yet. So, my creator hopes he has time to unload the ICEcycle before folks catch on ...
I definitely believe the model Y will pass the 3 and possibly make the #5 or higher spot.
BYD will be on the list next.
BYD and Chery in 2022 👍🏼
There are 3 countries in N America, US, Canada, and Mexico
Sam, what about Hyundai? Are they able to ramp up the Ioniq 5? It's looks are smashing. Technology seems great. But when can we expect Hyundai to deliver? (recycled) inquiring minds want to know.
That Ford F-150 you refer to Mr Viking, is that the electric one or the ICE? because you only show (I think) the EV version.
Yep, this is truly historic.
A few other surprises on that list too regarding the ICE cars: I would've thought there'd be more VWs, a Golf at least. I thought they were trying to out-sell Toyota...long way to go it seems.
And no Mazdas?
And what's Honda doing up there?
Just sayin'.
=Once Tesla Cyber Truck goes live and is ramped: FORD IS DONE & GM ALSO!
Polestar GGPI SPAC merger going public on Friday under ticker symbol PSNY. Polestar will ring the bell at the Nasdaq on Friday. Merger vote was yesterday. GGPI up 11.87% yesterday.
My wife and myself are wondering what it would be like to have an older rolls royce converted to electric, it sounds like it would be an interesting project. Its just a thought.
There is a company in England that does those conversions to order. Definitely not cheap though. They have converted many 911 Porshe cars to electric and gained the most publicity when they converted an E type Jag to electric. I think it cost 1 million pounds. I think it was Prince William (??? not sure) that drove it for the publicity shots. It's on-line so check it out. They have already done some Rolls Royce cars. Cheers.
@@johnwilson5743 Thanks John.
@@mikadavies660 Yes it sounds like it could be to expensive for me .
@@mikadavies660 I agree @Mika.
Just wait until the Cybertruck starts production, by 2025 that will outsell the Model Y by probably as much as 3 to 1 I reckon.
08:53 - So how did Detroit Electric and Baker electric cars rank in world car sales, in the early 1900's?
Tesla's margin is going to take a big hit this quarter due to the slow ramp at Austin.
Also take a hit, when the others, actually produce a good EV built from ground up ! Tesla is taking the piss on price rises !
@@johnsmith-cw3wo What ells are they going to buy?
No one Ells is producing fast enough
@@mixalis6168 who is going to produce these mythical better EVs? Where are they going to get batteries for them? Bolts caught fire and now Ford had suspended sales of the MachE. Another ignorant fool talking out their ass.
The model Y becoming the top selling vehicle in the world? Not at those prices, no chance in hell.
They are selling EVERY car they can make and 10-12 month wait times. So much for your price point.
@@bigdougscommentary5719 I'm well aware of that, and if they doubled production, they would still sell out.
With that said, do you really think most people can afford to buy a 55-65k vehicle to make it the best selling car in the world?
Most people can't afford something like that, it's priced like a luxury vehicle.
Last I heard, Tesla had no plans to sell Model Y in Hades.
How do you foresee NIO in this new EV market?
What happened to the Chev Bolt video?
newest car factories have been losing billions of dollars as supply-chain disruptions and battery-cell manufacturing challenges limit the company’s ability to increase production, Elon Musk said in a recent interview. Lithium is in short supply, this is the Achilles heel of lithium EVs
Sodium Sulfur batteries
It would be nice if their prices were included
keep in mind that only reason why China dominates EV market is supply chain. When they get fixed things will change dramatically
Like 90% of those cars just seems worthless, who in their right mind buys a damn Honda or Nissan, or even all those old Toyota modells.
for most of us, they are what we can afford.
@@jonwagner1 Yes i get that, but why not buy a used one? like a 2010ish and save money.
Why ever buy a new ICE car is beoynd me.
Tesla will be the best selling EV, and the first to achieve (FSD) Fully Sentient Driving Mode.
Is it really illegal to have a left side drive vehicle in Australia? I live in US and can get right side drive vehicles (i.e. mail trucks) that are legal. Perhaps it's just a commercial sales requirement, did find it odd that you said some would import the vehicle then have it converted, can't wait to see what they do with center steer vehicles like Tesla Semi. 😆
Having the wheel on the 'wrong' side is unhandly. A mail man lives with it because it makes his job easier. No law in the US that says where the wheel needs to be. Tesla Semi should be fine.
It's not illegal here as we can have older classic cars at least with left hand drive, though it needs special registration.
I'm not sure if the model 3 will move much higher. I think it's sales numbers will be cannibalized by the Y which will certainly be top 10.
I think Tesla will have alot of competition from traditional carmakers. Tesla is a 4runner in EV (combining smartphone, internet with EV). However, it might be tough to hold the position next year and beyond.
Traditional carmakers don’t know how to make an EV that sells at a profit.