Taking A Tesla Model 3 On A 900 MILE Road Trip
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- I took my Standard Range Plus Tesla Model 3 on a 900 mile road trip.. was it miserable!? did I run out of electricity!? Find out in this video!
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$900 bucks. since watching that video I see repetitions and stalls to elongate the content.... maybe I am being cynical
@@deansmith4752 ELONgated content... 😁
Note, she has Standard Range. Long Range would make it even more convenient and faster charge times.
Let em know chief!
Absolutely. We took our LR RWD Model 3 from SoCal to Denver last Christmas. 2,000 mile round trip, $96 of supercharging (we used destination chargers for the overnights) and 500-600 miles per day. I put 16k miles on that thing before it was totaled. :( But that just let me get a LR AWD Model 3 to replace it. :)
@@RocketRay how was it totaled? i've been thinking of totaling my LR AWD to get the performance 3...
Martin Björemo Oh, well then my other comment about the range, I take back, sorry 😐
The model 3 comes with one size battery from the factory. This is why they don't mention the size battery in the model name any more. So if she wanted the long range all she has to do is pay for it and Tesla would unlock the extended range from the computer. Now the performance model that has "ludicrous" mode does have a bigger electric motor.
"Don't try this at home" thanks for the heads up. I was about to try it on my road trip to my living room
HAHAHAHA SUCH AN UNDERRATED COMMENT
LOVE IT!!
thanks for the laugh
Aren’t you the same guy from carwow?
Seems like stopping to charge allows for more exploration and experiences you may have not encountered. In a round about way, a technologically advanced vehicle brings you back to being more a human, and exploring what life around you has to offer. Just what I took away from watching this
andrew nestoras I was going to say the same thing about all the cool places you mutha was not seen! Reminds me of the movie Cars. Once they built the new freeway, no one stopped along their route which was Route 66 😉. I would think that all the technology that there would be longer distance batteries or charge. Come on Tesla, which by the way is shameful how they use his name, but I digress. I have read that Tesla cars should be able to go 1,000 miles minimum. So what gives, Elon?
@@spencertahan9814 Interesting....do you have a Tesla? What are your overall thoughts?
Wondering if at least 1 stop longer than 20 mins would have solved the possible out of battery issue and allowed for rest.
andrew nestoras
It works great when you are in a developed place like California, but imagine being in a remote isolated area of the world and you would probably struggle to find superchargers. So with a normal charger it would take a longer time.
I like to go walk, because I do not want to buy anything while charging, as I would not do with a gas car.
That’s a cop 😭
“Takes orange down”
😂
Imagine getting pulled over and trying to explain to the officer why you have an orange on the steering wheel😂
Hahaha OMG the Tesla Just needs to feel you Pulling the steeringwheel to one Side. So If you Put a bottle of water in the Corner of the steeringwheel IT will also Work! 😂👍
Very funny to See how you Tried! xD
safest thing since she wasn't in Orange County... ;)
Then people get surprised when a tesla crashes x)
And let's be honest, how often is one going to go on a road trip? Maybe once or twice a year. So that really shouldn't prevent you from get an electric vehicle!
THIS!!!! seriously people act like they go on weekly road trips or something, it’s ridiculous
Out of touch with reality much? My family went on 13 over 1000 mile round trips last year.
@@jeffclymer2250 I would say you are very much the exaction and not the norm. The vast majority of people don't take a 1000+ mile road trip every month. I bet most people don't even leave there state.
My wife and I travel 400+ miles a minimum of 10x a year. If driving 8hrs in an ICE is going to be 10-12 hrs that kind of sucks. I like the idea of EVs I just want one that can do 400+ miles on a charge, then I will switch over. So for some people to be concerned about road trips they are justified, but like you said honestly consider how often you will go on long trips, then choose the car that suits your needs.
My car goes 240 miles on a full charge which is 3 hours @ 80mph, or 4 hours@ 60mph. I usually have to pee by then and/or I get hungry or thirsty. Stopping for 20-30 minutes for bathroom and refreshments while you charge isn't going to ruin your trip if it's 400ish miles. More than that I would have to stop a second time to pee again, and charge.
Tesla is the only one getting close to a 400 mile range and that's only on the most expensive car, but batteries are getting better. I suspect a lot of car companies are going to make the batteries smaller which makes the cars lighter and more efficient rather than maximize range.
When she peels the orange and puts it on top 🤦🏽♂️ 😂
Dude my family took our Tesla model x from Texas all the way to Michigan and it wasn’t bad at all. The charge times where from 20-45 mins depending on the level of the supercharger. We got to go shopping and eat while it was charging. I loved it Bc it kinda forced you to walk around.
Alexis K is the supercharging free?
Ava Carpenter No but it super cheap compared to gas pricing it would be like 320$ compared to 110$. Plus if you use a referral code or someone use yours u can get I think like anywhere from 1,000-5,000 miles free. I know with my family’s car we got the first 5,000 miles free as well. Hope that answered ur question
Alexis K thanks!
Ava Carpenter np
@Seawolf damn holy shit $900 USD that would be around 1.3k AUD what the f o k
*more evidence to convince my parents to get a tesla*
Only if your parents were planning on getting a new car in this price range anyway tho. It is still quite expensive.
@@cstwister yeah, we are saving up 😊
I convinced my dad for it and he said if we plan to buy a new car it’s gonna be a tesla model 3
Bruh I have to convince my mom to let me eat out lol
gahbee Tesla’s are 👎
This is actually quite informative for a lot of people.. As usual love the variety of content you got on this channel..
At 2:05 when she says "you feel me" for some reason this pissed me off. I don't know why
Joe Gasly it’s the new way young people talk. New cars , new way of speaking get use to it.
Absolutely love this video, great job Shelby! I live in NJ and have driven my Tesla from South Carolina to Maine. Never a concern about wasting time charging, After a few hundred miles you want to stop and go the bathroom or get a bite to eat anyway, and when your done the cars ready and your on your way!
Hi Shelby! Came across your channel last week while researching a potential move to LA with my wife and 2 hours later we were still watching your videos. Love the vibe! Love the information and very informative. QUickly moving up my ranks as one of my favourite YT channels. Keep it up.
Tesla's look so fun to use. It's like playing a video game and then having to charge the controller every so often
Chris P Bacon did you know you could connect your computer and play games like fortnite,warzone, gta, and other games like that on the Tesla screen
@@MyJasmin07 kidding
I plug in my Xbox controller regularly to the Tesla to play games
Gas guzzlers act as if they do 500+ miles road trips daily. Ridiculous.
FutureChaosTV FACTS
Well i dod 1000mile roadtrip with my friend and it was 26 hours
@@jounaas You're one person and you're certainly not the norm. Most people would just fly if it were that far.
I think there's a little hyperbole in that. For many people, they have one or two cars, and those vehicles need to fit all the needs of their family. If you do tend to do toad trips (we've gone cross country three times in the last six years), your daily driver either needs to be able to ha sleep that demand, or you need to resolve yourself to renting.
I think the range worries are certainly a little overblown. But I do think many of them are valid. And it's probably why videos like this see so many hits. People want to feel assured that they can do that once every couple years cross country trip, if they want to.
When you're spending upwards of $40k on a vehicle, you probably aren't looking to make many compromises.
Road trip from pa to ca down the coast and back
Thank you for the Shelby. I’ve been debating whether or not any Electric car would be good for me, but this reassured me that no matter where I go, I’ll be OK by just paying attention to stop so I have to make and when. Have a great holiday.
Some Model "S" and "X" owners with Free supercharging will not have additional costs for "fuel." :)
They spend more in restaurants on frequent stops
Not free forever, you get $1000 allowance.
My 2016 Tesla says nothing about a limit on length on free supercharging. It says “ free supercharging.”
In 16 they did things to get sales going. They have all different plans and some with no plans.
I've had a Model 3 since October and Ive never regretted the purchase. I also own a 2019 Raptor, a 2009 Nissan GT-R and the Tesla M3 is my favorite! I've done road trips from Utah to Washington in the Model 3 and I actually like road tripping in a Tesla. It forces you to stop and enjoy your surroundings, get out and explore parts of the country you otherwise would have just blown through. I've done road trips from Utah to Las Vegas in the Model S and trips from Utah to LA in a Model X and same thing, I like it! Sure, quicker charging time in the future will be nice but being forced to get out of my car and stretch my legs makes the trip feel shorter.
Sitting in a car without stops for many hours is really bad for health. It's great that you need to stop for at least 20 minutes. Slow down, relax ;)
Excuse if I'm incorrect, but I think Tesla it's a car made for "conventional routes" or more turistic, not for boring interstate highways. It's kind a revival of the old good days of cross country trips (like historic Route 66 for example), make stops every 150 miles, visit some nice towns, enjoy the view, local food, etc.
Ignacio Augusto Olivar yes and no. Charging time really isn’t that bad and I’ve driven well over 5,000 miles on long distance road trips. Autopilot is so nice on long mundane highway driving.
Charging time is only getting better as well. With V2 superchargers rolling out right now. It will only speed up your stop times.
I honestly think the stops are good for your body though tbh.
@@YoungMoneyInvestments thanks for reply!! :)
GTR for sale 😉
I just did a 2000 mile roadtrip solo with 95% on AP and didn't feel as tired compared to when I drove my truck. The best thing was I spent $0 since I got free supercharging.
Same here. I hate long drives, but the last drive in the X... wow.. no driver fatigue. Amazing what autopilot can do for monotonous drives through the desert. Such a great car for road trips IMHO. And free SuperCharging FTW.
@@david-iam Really sucks that Tesla removed the free supercharging from their cpo fleet. I was in the for an X with free supercharging. Might have to keep my S longer now.
@Seawolf Yes I saw that. Been contemplating if I want to get a new X now. But the incentives is a lot smaller and, from what I learned on buying a new S. Not sure I want to get another new car, and take on that first year depreciation.
Agree done it many times
How is your battery doing? I heard they start wearing down (haven't seen that yet, but since you have so many miles on your vehicle, i thought i would ask). By the way, what does it cost to replace all the batteries in your car? and what is the amount of time you have to leave it at the dealership for an entire battery swap-out? I heard they can do it in a week but just curious if you've done it.
Honestly Shelby your videos are truly so well edited, filmed and overall just amazing! Love watching them❤️
This is the 3rd video of yours I have watched and now I’m a subscriber.
Keep up the great work.
The Model 3 looks like it will be a game Changer. Tipping point is close
It's already a game changer, just wait for the q2 earning report, the stock will pop 50 points easy
Phi Tech it did pop but not in the right direction!
@@EL90291 therefore I bought up a ton of shares
You always put numbers in your videos and have very methodical way of explaining things, which is one of the main reasons I love your channel!
I love your channel, i find your videos calming and so well put together!
Super cute! Thanks for the video. Still not getting one yet, as I would need to see how it handles in snow and cold weather first. Maybe soon as they have come a long way. Don't think we have many charging stations either. The one I know about is at the mall and is always full! Thanks again
Really appreciate that you guys are so open and real - whether you're being honest about how much you earn or talking about your heartbreak.
I've been binge-watching your videos (and Monica's) this week and they have been getting me so motived to create videos again.
Thank you for the little bit of extra inspiration I needed ❤️
i hope no one broke or will break your heart
Shelby, thank you for this honest and relatable video. Thanks for helping to clear up some Tesla and EV misconceptions!
Cheers!
you’re channel is actually amazing
Thank you this, great information. Including your throughs in my information for future Purchases And understanding through vehicle. Long range as I am approaching retirement is very important planning on long road trips. Thank you for your channel great info.
I have a Nissan Leaf in Scotland. The hidden gems (stops) you find when you charge are priceless. Great videos Shelby. Keep up the good work :)
Glad you called out the FUD from media on EV's.
Medias get advertising money from ICE mfg. So it makes sense. While Tesla doesn't spend on advertising... organic word of mouth sharing from owners.
Nice vid. I recently rented a LR AWD Model 3 in Colorado (keep familiarity with my Model 3) and had some range anxiety at first bc we don't have Superchargers in Hawaii so I wasn't sure about road trips. But the nav handled it like a champ. 😎
I’ve done NY to Florida and Florida to Chicago and back since getting my Model S! Road trips are awesome in the Tesla
okay I'm buying a Tesla
Thank you.
@@Blastrophe Why are you thanking him
@@sawurrai7333 Because its good for my planet.
@@Blastrophe kk
Took delivery of mine this Saturday. Still can't believe it.
I've been watching your channel for SO long and I'm so glad to see how much its been growing recently!!
Great video! I was happy to be able to go on this road trip digitally with you guys and see for my self what it is like to go on a road trip on a Tesla!
What a beautiful getaway in the cabin surrounded by mountains 😍.
By the way nice video and I can’t wait to buy mine 😎
Pro-tip. If you are afraid of your range getting to the next supercharger, just drive like 5 miles an hour slower or find a semi to drag behind. But the Tesla does a very good job of estimating what your battery will be when you get to your destination. It will account for your driving habits and elevations you will be traversing. Great video and thanks for educating all your viewers!
And turn off the climate control
First and foremost, you DO NOT want to drag behind a semi. They have enough to worry about as it is let alone some little electric car tailing them. What if the truck has to stop quick? Say goodbye to your tesla. Matter of fact, say goodbye to that "prO-TIp" of yours.
@@tyk5719 Tesla's autopilot system actually bounces radar signal underneath the vehicle in front of you, so it can see 2 vehicles ahead of what you can see. Also when you are tailing a Semi you wouldn't be right under its ass, it's still your responsibility to be maintain a safe distance and a semi will have a longer braking distance compared to a smaller car due to the momentum. So I will say HELLO to that "pro tip" again.
@@anshuman2089 Confused on what you're saying. You claim that the tesla will sensor two cars in front of you but later, you say it is your responsibility to maintain a safe distance. How can that be safe if said action has to require your responsibility? Scientific fact, in order to be close enough to "safely" draft a semi, you would have to be close enough to the point where the truck's mirrors are no longer in point of view. When you can't see the mirrors of the truck, the truck can't see you. Catching my drift? Ariana Grande said it best, "Thank you, next."
@@tyk5719 WOW genius let me explain! What he saying that is you should follower behind a semi truck at a safe distant. Was it that hard to understand? The Tesla AP system has a forward radar that can read the car in front of the car in front of you so it is a safety net that you can rely on, however if anything happens you are the one responsible for it just like every other driver assist system in every other cars!
Note: Check the number of the Super Charger stall you're using. Sometimes they do not put super chargers that share a battery pack right next to each other. Sometimes they spread them out, so you could potentially be sharing with someone even if they're not next to you!
RJ and Charlene like luv 1 or lv2 they are couple lv3s that charge really fast and it’s insane
And? Go on? What am I checking for? Comparing the number to the other stalls? Certain value? Lower is better, higher is better? What?
@@NytronX On the older Superchargers they will be in pairs, like 1A and 1B, 2A and 2B, but if they originally had six stalls and added four more the newer pairs might not be next to each other. So if you are looking at 4B, you will get a faster charger if 4A is unoccupied. If you are sharing with another car that was there before you, then you get the left over from what they are not using. As the other car gets more full it will slow down it's charge and you will get a faster charge. If you get plugged in first, the other car gets your leftover charge.
This is mostly on the old 120kw chargers. The new 250kw chargers are not shared, they are individual.
My car is almost five years old, so my maximum charge speed is 103kw and it tapers down fairly quickly. Newer Model S and X can go faster and Model 3 and Model Y go a lot faster, so they can charge almost twice as fast as I can.
@@kenmcclow8963 Thanks, this is the info that should have been mentioned in the parent comment. Thanks!
I used your code because your videos helped me decide a Tesla was for me. Watching this video is calming a lot of my anxiety about road trips!
For road trips from LA to Vegas, Prius is the best, full tank to and fro no gas stop unless you are gonna drive more at destinations. It’s always best to have a hybrid car in addition to electric car as a backup
for those times when you don’t want to do fuel-energy stops or in the event of power grid failures. But this road trip Tesla def works best! Thanks for another great video!😎
I never knew you still had to pay to charge. Lol
Yes, for the Model 3's! Most of the older Model S' and Model X's, you got FREE lifetime supercharging!
Model S for sure has free supercharge, the 3 does not. But for a 40,000$ difference it makes sense
@@alyciaevens1921 No they made all models pay to charge after 2017 or 18 I think, but yea Model S and X used to be free charging for life. The problem was people refused to charge at home and would rather sit and fill stalls to charge. That backed up the superchargers as more and more teslas got on the road. SC were meant for use when traveling only, not day to day charging.
CSTwister Tesla’s website still advertises this
Every model 3 will always have to pay to charge. Only older model s & x have free unlimited life time supercharging
A big thanks for all this TH-camrs that have gone an actual review or experiment to prove those faulse reviews wrong. You give Tesla justice.
As a Tesla owner you were shocked at how fast it charged, and urged your friends to take a different car the day before the trip. If Tesla owners are like that it’s no wonder non Tesla owners are too.
These fears come from ignorance about what the car is capable of. Tesla’s are amazing. Hands down my dream car.
DREAM CAR 😍😉🤪 (btw I LOVE your videos❤️)
its really good for you first tesla roadtrip. once you get used to it, you can time the stops to match your long lunch vs quick snack breaks. so you wouldn't see much of a difference between electric or a gasoline roadtrip.
Hey girl! your so pretty and I just wanted to say keep up the good work!!! 👍 congrats on the new car and it is super nice!
AutoPilot uses torque sensor in the steering wheel, so you need to apply turning force (not touch or pressure based) which is why other videos put the orange at the 3 o’clock or 9 o’clock position. Fantastic, informative video overall!
Literally you and Monica are KILLING it with the content. I was subbed for YEARS. Since you both lived in seattle... but over about a year ago, I unsubbed (both of you were sort of hitting funks in the creator realm and what not) but recently (the past month or two) I resubbed. Because y’all are KILLLLLLING IT!!!!! So happy y’all are exploding with inspiration.
Absolutely one of the most underrated and difficult things to describe about Autopilot is how you don't feel tired after driving a long distance. I never can really explain it to people, but it's a completely real thing. You don't realize how much your brain is concentrating when you drive. In Autopilot, you are paying attention, but not concentrating, and it makes a world of difference. Autopilot is the best.
It’s AMAZING
I have just ordered my Model 3 here in the UK and have used your referral code so hopefully you'll get an extra 1000 miles. Thanks.
Love your video, it’s beautifully edited and good information on the Tesla model 3
*people:* teslas are bad for road trips!
*shelby:* **drives 900 miles** fight me!
I loved this video so much. Btw I’m a Small TH-camr if anyone cared lol:)
If you can make it 900 miles in one go, I am more impressed by your bladder than your car.
I care
Hey
nope none does
This is such a detailed video and it definitely debunks all of those anti-ev articles
or maybe those videos debunk hers. Most people dont go for 20 minute recharges, they go for the max fillup which is 40 minutes. Now imagine stopping 10 times to fillup. Thats 6 hours spent at the chargers. You basically lose an entire day of travel hanging around random hillbilly towns. It's cute the first time you do it but gets old FAST.
@@codmott286 I see your point but actually most people only charge for as long as the car tells them too unless they know they are driving through a region where they might want some extra range like mountains. Most people know not to charge to 100% every time you charge because it degrades your battery. Also V3 superchargers will start being way more prevalent in the future where time to charge completely is 20-25 minutes. So even then if you aren't fully charging at V3 stations then your stops might be around 10-15 minutes.
Cod Mott your comment didn’t make sense. If they’re charging up to full every time then there would be less stops in general. Pick one. Either more short stops. Or less but longer ones. You can’t paint the picture and make it seem like it’s gone me many long stops. Besides, she has the standard range. There’s always the bigger battery option. Yes it’s more expensive but hey, if you’re looking into an electric car you should know the implications on your wallet. Lastly, people act like they go on 200 road trips every month. Like seriously...road trips??? That’s just the internets way of nitpicking electric cars. The average person just commutes within a city for most of the year. How often do you go on road trips?
@@deekay2899 1000 miles is 1000 miles friend. Whether you want to make 10 short stops or 5 long one's it's all the same time spent in the end. The point is who wants to stop at all? EV cars require many more stops, to the point it's a huge pain in the ass.
If people only commute in their city then who the hell needs a 250 mile range battery in the first place? You're paying for a 250 mile battery so you can drive 20 miles per day? Yikes.
I say again, if you want a Tesla and can afford it then more power to you, get it and have fun. You have the right to buy any car you want. Just dont try to make excuses for your decision.
I will have my model 3 in 2 weeks time, I can’t wait to get it.
How is it been since then?
Love this car! Keep em
Coming guys! White is my color of
Choice as well Silva.
I love these Tesla videos!! I'm getting one one day :)
👍🏾 for the Stater Bros in Mojave!! Love the videos Shelby.
I drive my Model 3 from Phoenix to San Diego and back almost every month for work. I use autopilot over 90% of the drive - so much less stressful than dealing with airports and planes, saves carbon emissions and $. Love my Model 3
Im now on a Tesla road trip from Switzerland to Morcco (1500mi so far)... Can't understand the hysteria about the range at all - its just magical to have a car who does the driving for you and lets you discover places.
Love your Tesla videos, not a lot of women making these so glad I can watch yours!!
*Watching this on my mode of transportation, the bus.* Congratulations on all of your success .
P.S. I missed my stop.smh.
Very informative video- thanks much. Also very enjoyable!!
Thanks for educating about road trips with Teslas / EVs
5:55... You don't have to nudge or wiggle the wheel. You can just adjust the volume up a notch, or cruise speed up a notch as well.. 35 seconds later turn either down a notch.
Or leave your hand at 6 O'clock
You should try "a better Route Planer" for longer Trips! 👍
This was awesome. Way to document a common concern and make it seem fun!
wow this was well made, props on adding the electricty cost on every stop and doing a comparison with a ice car, that would really drive home the point of the electric efficiency, i wish you showed average speeds as well
electric efficiency is irrelevant when you're spending double on the price of a car.
Cod Mott what’s up with you commenting trying to debunk all the pro-Tesla comments
@@codmott286 electricy efficeny is in fact the sole marker with how how skewed energy density are with modern batteries
@@vijayvjn6874 what im saying is you're spending $20,000 extra to save $2/gallon at the pump. Not very efficient use of your money.
@@desmondgreer7384 Just trying to shed light on some of the realities people fail to consider. People keep trying to justify the purchase of a Tesla like it's some advantage over every other car. It's not. It's a toy car. The only truly unique attribute is autopilot. If you're buying this car to save money at the pump then you have no idea what you're doing. If you're buying it because you like the huge touchscreen, enjoy AP, and think it's just fun and quirky to ride on electricity then you're doing it right.
I love your Technical videos!!! Any kind of video like this I am a fan of!!!
The content we LOVE to see :'))
We finally got some superchargers in Montana so I'm starting to see a whole lot more tesals and leafs and a Chevy bolt even. Loved the video!
4:55 Anyone else get 'black mirror - black museum' vibes?
YES
Sama Khan OMG YES
Sama Khan yessssss
Definitely, had to google Shuri from Black Panther to remember...
And this is actually the shortest range model 3. LR ads another 100 miles of range
Not true. The Standard Range is 220 miles. Shelby's is a Standard Range Plus at 240. Next is the Long Range AWD and Performance models at 310. Next is the Long Range RWD at 325. Elon discontinued the LR RWD version last week (that's also the one that I have). To get longer than that you will have to move up to a Model S Long Range Raven for 370 miles
@@ironqqq I know man. But the standard range is no longer available, so the SR+ is the one with the shortest range available.
@@maxknirsch1010 standard range isn't available on the website but it's still available off menu I think. If I remember correctly you just need to order it offline (call-in or showroom) ;)
@@joshuanduwayo7765 not in Europe, in the US idk. But anyway. It's one of the shortest range tesla, and even it's comfortable and easy to travel with. Without any long charging stops
Joshua N Nope! They’re now offering the + if you ordered the base level, for the same price. The base will not be made.
Nice thanks we are planning our first road trip so that was helpful
Thanks for Setting the Record Straight Shelby.
“Don’t try this at home “ while she’s driving a car ... I-
From my experience, road trips in an ICE car with good mpg you would only have to stop for gas once, maybe twice going the same distance.
Hi Shelby, great video and production quality! Quick question - when you mention that your Tesla was on AutoPilot, does this mean your 3 doesn't have Full Self Driving? I'm asking because my wife and I got a 3 without FSD - just wanted to clarify, as we could potentially be doing a roadtrip soon. Thank you!
Thank you so much Shelby! Your video sold me on sticking with my guts and going with the SR...saving ~$10k. hi5
It is interesting to see this after Aspyn and Parker got rid of their Tesla. I see both sides now. All the stops for them (especially now) is a little bit harder but for a group of friends on a road trip it is not that bad. (Plus if you really look at the map Utah is lacking compared to California) Great job Shelby! Really have been loving your videos lately.
Also look for hotels that have a Tesla Destination Chargers. Super useful!
I love the quality content you’re always delivering ❤️
This is soooo interesting. Thank you for this video!
The orange trick is soooo good. Loved that you tried it!
So..
I'm from Europe.
I drive a Renault Clio.
I usually don't watch TH-camrs.
Still, I can't stop watching your videos..
4:49 dude this HAD to inspire the Black Mirror "Black Museum"
My family and I stopped at that same museum when we went camping! We weren’t able to go inside but I took a bunch of pictures. And we went camping at Mammoth and went to that super charger! It’s crazy seeing places you’ve been in videos
Shelby you are so right, it does take like an our to get somthing to eat in a gas car on a road trip are even when you have to stop to use the bathroom and buy a snack in the store with other people in line.
“So I really like not doing anything”
Shelbae yes.
That looked like an awesome roadtrip :D
haha I was in mid comment telling you how to do the orange properly, glad you figured it out afterwards, funny how you fashioned it like a hand over the top .. yes it really works.
Excellent video, Thank you so much.
My girlfriend and I live in lone Pine, it was crazy seeing that stretch of road on youtube since we drive it so much. How do you like your model 3? It's on our shopping list.
When I saw your friend starting to peel the orange... LOL
I love this video, a big fan of Tesla. Keep the vids coming ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Very enjoyable video, thanks!
Shelby, your vids are very entertaining, informative and engaging. As an aside, are you aware of how often you say, "so"? It makes me chuckle.
Nice video Shelby 😊Hope I get to drive a Tesla one day
Keep inspiring 🌟
Even with my gas car, I still stop about every 2(ish) hours on road trips. It's good to reduce fatigue and give an opportunity to have a break. You won't always get gas, but just take a walk around, use restroom, etc.
You did a really nice job with this video, great audio btw.
so many people lying about telsa saying bad things. embarassing for them and pathetic
In a petrol car you wouldn't need to wait an hour Everytime you want to fuel and they have better mileage.
JooA nice, gasoline is expensive. Also waiting under 30 minutes for it to charge isn’t even bad though.
@@josephnosef8983 does it really charge fully in 30 minutes?
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No, it doesn't charge from empty to full in 30 minutes. It charges enough to get you to the next supercharger.
In an ICE car you sometimes put $10 or $15 in the tank. You don't fill 'er up every single time.
@@jeffharrison6059 yeah but it takes like 5 minutes