10 Problems Of Owning Tesla
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- Here are 10 main problems of owning Tesla. Tesla has many disadvantages nobody notices at first. But over time you will face multiple issues with your new Tesla car. Sadly. But instead of regretting buying the Tesla, get to know these flaws before so you know what to expect. We will show you the main mistakes of owning Tesla you should definitely know before buying Tesla. Many people hate these things about their Tesla but it’s too late for them because they already bought it. We are not saying there is everything wrong with Tesla. But these 10 issues can be critical in your decision if you buy Tesla or not. These Tesla problems really suck so get ready to know them all. For example, Tesla is not so environmentally safe as you might think. Is Tesla really better for the environment? Here comes the truth about Tesla.
Another fact is that Tesla cars don’t come with spare tires. That can be a big problem when you don’t have a spare tire and you puncture a tire accidentally.
Another problem with Tesla occurs when it’s cold outside and the door handle freeze and you can’t get into your electric car. This can be a serious problem and you have to decide carefully if you will buy your tesla even with these issues. The main problems are with model X, then model 3, and at the end with model S and Model X.
Also, the Tesla battery isn’t that environmentally friendly and its building process can pollute the air as much as normal gasoline cars.
Electric cars are great but if you choose Tesla, don’t be disappointed when you find out about these biggest problems, issues, and mistakes many people face as I do with my Tesla.
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Sold mine last week and happy about it
1) yes battery drains extremely faster in cold
2) when car is parked it loses batter. Yup
3) i paid a lot for charging as i didnt havr charger at home
4) cheap fabric/plastic in trunk
😂😂😂Tesla Fanboy complaining about battery when the general public knows they shitting
I’m curious what model did you have? How did you feel about getting messages about blind spots on the console?
Seems like you didn’t have a clue about owning an ev when you bought it
Which year and model did you have
I downgraded to a Toyota gr86 2019 because I missed having a basic gas car. Not going to lie I miss the model 3 but dam do I love waking up to a full tank and not having my week revolve around charge stations and being able to travel freely.
Well if you charge at home you’ll be waking up to a fully charged vehicle🤷🏾♂️
@@zoe_zucci wel sometimes your not at home Al the time
@@DonutDoctor that’s it
Damn i never thought of that part…. Everyone just talks about the ability to not pump gas.
Can't handle electric vehicle with the range anxiety... I've got more than enough of that already
I am a business owner and at the end of the day, if I screw something up I take care of my customer. That is the bottom line. Tesla however does not take care of their customers and therefore I will never own a Tesla
Not trying to mean but why are you watching if that's the case
Key words IF YOU screw something up….what does Tesla screw up???
@Don Kanis why are there so many people trying to sell their Teslas if it's such a great car?
I agree with you , tesla is one of bad ideas ever made .
@@dixiesedgwick89 teslas aren't for everyone...like those who ride around with 1/4 tank of gas....they're the issue not tesla...
I work for Tesla’s manufacture department putting the car together, and I was hired with 0 experience lol. Bless up Tesla owners
And what do you do there ?
You'll be trained ofcourse if you have 0 experience 🙄
Their bout to find you and fire you for this comment lol
Robots put it together, so are you just oiling up the robots?
@@JorgeMartinez-ez1jl tesla is a joke. Not practical.
@@onyxkane likely handling robots
Wow I didn’t know all this about Tesela. It doesn’t seem worth the trouble
All electric cars will have headaches since they are new
I had the Model S. From the first month to the last 12 months of owning it, it had problems every month. I got sick of it bought a Corolla. Never been happier.
What a upgrade that must be. I did more than that myself, I upgraded to a bicycle. No gas no charging.
@@wsu8568 Lucky you, one day I’ll be able to upgrade to a bicycle too ..
😂😂😂😂😂Me with Honda Civic hatchback 🥰300,000 miles can operate on it by my self if it has a problem
I drove a Corolla too!
@@gunslinger2261 Tesla is for Corporate and Rich people lol working class will not drive a tesla I promise you
Choose your stock footage carefully. Why the hell would you decide to take a door apart and change a speaker when the car breaks down??!!
Great use of free time I suppse 😂
U don't know teslas... The speaker is the motor, duuuuhh.
@@guilherme-cv9rl
Kind of funny I guess
Free speakers before scrapping the car
I’m good with a 88 Cutlass 😂
😂😂🤣🤣
I’d rather have a 88 cutlass
You sir have great tastes Wish they kept making the Buick grand national personal
@@citizen23606 luv em
@@whalen_007 facts
I have a Toyota tocoma and that's legit. Been going strong since 2004 and still going. Just keep up with it and you're good
I agree. I had an older Jeep grand cherokee, it never failed, it was so reliable and comfortable to drive. Unfortunately in Finland the annual car taxes on bigger cars such as Jeeps are insanely high, and gas prices right now are around 2,2€/litre, so I had to switch to a newer smaller car that is crap compared to that old Jeep😄
Dude…
Who asked???
Nobody cares
Pretty sure Toyotas getting into the EV game as well. Now those are EVs ill be able to trust.
This reinforces my opinion that what I REALLY want is the Tesla drive system and batteries in another, regular car. Too many stories like this about substandard quality, iffy roadside assistance, and bad dealership experiences. In hod rodding the latest thing is doing Tesla EV conversions to other cars. Yeah, due to less than great aerodynamics you won't get the range of an actual Tesla, but you won't have to wait three months for suspension control arms and electric door handles either.
You nailed it. If Toyota made Toyota cars with Tesla drive trains, you’d have pretty much the best of both worlds. Toyota build quality with Tesla’s high tech electrics avid electronics. Sure cold weather driving can be detrimental to range, but as long as you know what to expect, you can prepare for it. Anyways, at the present time, for me the best real time, real world option is a Toyota made plug in hybrid. If only they made the Prius Prime with a 50 mile battery, that would seal the deal.
@@jetvalmonte6574 So far, the Ford Mach E seems to be easy to use and reliable, which is what everyone really wants. It'll be interesting to see how well the Toyota/Subaru joint venture SUV EVs work out. Not stunning on range, but from a trusted (Toyota) manufacturer. My brother's 3(?) year old Hyundai Ioniq has been problem free and has regular interior controls. He likes it a lot, and his cost of operation is really low.
@@snowrocket Hyundai has come a long way. A friend has an ICE SUV with around 250,000 km and its been reliable and still running well. I am confident Hyundau EVs will be just as durable and reliable. But I am an old dog. Right or wrong, I wont buy anything not made by Toyota.
@@jetvalmonte6574 In the USA, it would be hard to argue against the overall reliability and durability of Toyota and Honda products. Consumer Reports and most mechanics agree that they are the best vehicles for long term use.
@@jetvalmonte6574
You are delusional. Hyundai's are being recalled all the time. Their cars are crap! You trust them to make an EV?
This has to be the dumbest top 10 disadvantages video I’ve ever wasted time on.
Tesla fanboy alert
Just goto 5:38 lol
I made it to 3:08. “Break Systems”
@David McKee ur just mad cuz ur in debt from funding elons tech holes and space junk with ur overpriced oversized rc car
Ha take that
@David McKee that's right
I don't need an ev
Because i AM the ev baby
Haha🤖
E=Energon not electric tho
I was tuned off when my friend bought one and told me it's $400 to "unlock" the heated rear seats lol. It appears to me that there is no good reason to own a Tesla but for image.
You can save a few grand just for fuel ⛽️
@@adrianlee2357 My loaded cx5 cost 45k all in this year and his Tesla is over 65k. The cx5 is a larger car with more features and is a crossover/SUV while the Tesla is a sedan. If my cx5 is 45k then the model 3 is more like a 38k car if it was a gas engine, that he will end up paying 65k for. You can buy alot of gas for 27k. And he bought the base model 3, with all the features he would be well north of 80k, maybe as high as 90k in Canada. These are trendy/cool cars but from an economic standpoint they make sense for very few. Not to mention reliability/build quality is poor.
@@adrianlee2357
How about oil change with synthetic that I pay a fortune on my other cars
They are the vegans of the auto industry
@@Mr.Robert1 $50 a year, full synthetic and filter. Over 20 years that's $1000. That's CDN dollars also. Or less that 5 months of self driving subscription that doesn't always work.
My co-worker bought a brand new all wheel drive Tesla in 2021. Up here in North Dakota he said during the winter going down interstate it only gets half the range out of the battery that he does during the summer. He also said it is $4000 for a new windshield for it.
They don't function properly or at all in cold weather, huge design flaw.
Try driving one up a steep hill. It's ridiculous. There better be a charging station on the top of that hill....
Ouch.
I’m about 1,000km directly above you in northern Canada 🇨🇦
there’s a reason no one has an EV up here..
average temp past few winters has been minus -49c with tons of snow.. my Hummer’s and Jeep’s are not garaged and they are reliable .. a Tesla needs to be garaged in the extreme cold or extreme heat..
EV owners still don’t realize there’s no such thing as a Zero emission EV as Musk and others like to claim...follow the plug 🔌 from your EV .. unless your in Cali or other sunny states and you see the solar panels hooked up to your charger your using electricity made from Coal or oil or diesel power plants
even during rain cloud or night your charger will be using Coal or Oil or Diesel fuel to charge your EV..
also check where your EV Lithium battery packs are getting their Cobalt from
@@torontocpl I think Prius's are the way to go right now. I just test drove my buddies 2014 prius thay he bought brand new. Contrary to what the stigma was, that car was just about as fast as my 3.8L GM and it was like an R/C racecar around town. He also said that car does good in 4" snow if studded tires. I liked the car, other than the hatchback is too small. He said it gets 39-45 mpg during the winter, since the battery is older now.
If you think about it. An hour and a half is more than 5 minutes. I never would have thought that a longer time is actually longer! Thanks for pointing that out!
lmao
5 minutes £100. 40minutes £15. How many hours you work to make £85 ? 😅
I never thought of that
@@adrianchis5484 though to be fair ICE cars have better range for now
@nehem but the constant changing of batteries will wear out whatever mechanism holds the 2 ton battery. It might be cool for races but real world applications will be too expensive and dangerous.
Praying for whoever reading this will become successful! Let's stay focused n motivated to take over 2021!
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@@mamafurfur2846 betting on the value of crypto currency is not hard work. for every 10 people who go down that route, only 1 will end up making profit and the other 9 will lose on it
You as well ☺️
For the record, many ICE cars, including my 2019 Kia Soul, don't come with spare tires either. That is the way manufacturers are going to cut price and save weight.
My 2011 Yaris doesn't have a spare tire so it's not anything new...
Most of SUV with 4x4 has a real spare tire. My 2020 Lexus GX460 has a same size backup tire.
My 2007 Grand Marquis has a full size spare.
My 2017 Honda CRV has donut spare.
Yes is about the price you pay her. if you buy a cheap care you do not expect so many options. It is not a big deal, other problems with tesla are BIG deals, like safety, poor design, and battery. Almost every electric car "enthusiast" is in denial, just for the sake of virtue signaling. We need better cars but we need more people, engineers, etc who are realistic and honest. If all this electric car is just propaganda and empty virtue signaling, then you are participating in a huge and dangerous story for everybody. And yes, tesla are really boring and ugly.
Very informative, omg, thank you so much for this video, I’m done wanting a Tesla
Well... I walked away from this with the impression that the oil and ice car industry financed the production and distribution of this video, just liked they killed the EV car developed by GM...
Yep, it's an EV hater's echo chamber
This was EXACTLY what I was feeling.. these "points" definitely seems like it's sponsored by gas car makers
My wife bought a 3 about 5 years ago. Its been one of the best cars she has ever had. We have had tesla remote service come right to our house to do yearly inspection for NY state.
Wait until it's out of warranty....then it's "0" customer service/support
Wait till the battery starts to degrade. Hope you have 20k ready.
Im only interested for efficiency. I drive locally and only 6 miles to work every 6 days. Is a tesla model 3 worth vs dealing with gas and oil changes? I drive a 2015 honda accord exl. Gas fluctuates here in socal between 3.50 to highest of 4.30.
Honda is the only car you will need.
My first new Honda was back in 1987.
300k no problems.
Got it because I loved there motorcycles that I owned. Great value for the money!!
Stick with your Honda ironic enough the maintenance in a Tesla is far more expensive then your regular car
You sound like me bro I drive 4 miles to work in a 2009 accord with 209k 4cyl full tank last me 5 weeks
I'd love to own a tesla, however I'm thinking how will it function when its 10 years old or even 20 years old. This isn't an issue with just tesla but all cars with these kinda features. I'm thinking what will happen if one of these features fail and im either stranded in the middle of nowhere and its raining or snowing. Or late for work because something malfunctions.
Tesla is a young company and they have made some serviceability errors in design, however the Model S has been in production since 2012 and there are manny with half a million miles or more and still going strong.
Battery degradation is the biggest long term worry but that’s pretty predictable so choose the battery size according to what you need after 30% capacity loss.
Replacing the battery alone will cost somewhere around $15,000 and the resale value is not gonna be any good in my opinion.
@@scelest321cx resale value is thru the roof especially right now and the batteries have lifetime warranties... in my opinion....
@@taylorgriesbach3788 Srry for the late response, I haven’t read that they offer lifetime warranty, but just know the maintenance on an electrical vehicle is gonna be more expensive than that of a regular car as you know there’s not a lot of automotive shops that do that because they are required to be fixed by that manufacture such as telsa and all other ev manufactures
All batteries, in all devices become weaker and weaker over time. Sure, the battery has a lifetime warranty, but it won't be near as good as when it was new.
I remember when Tesla showed up on Modern Marvels, It was before Musk bought it. I believe at the time they focused on making High End Electric Sports Cars and near everything was made of carbon fiber.
Yes wasn't is like Fisker or something?
For every new Tesla technology "improvement" it has ten times the negative regression. No thanks.
Are you seriously that childish? Jesus Christ, grow up.
@@ohno319 That's what she said.
@@no_more_free_nicks Ok
Know what.. instead of electric ill get diesel how bout that?
You have no idea what you’re talking about
I'm surprised that tesla drivers aren't robbed while charging, most charging stations are off by themselves and I'd bet they don't carry weapons.
Mann for real because I seen a few in some werid spots
Real, so many stations near shady areas
I find it highly amusing when a video exposes uncomfortable facts and it ends up with more dislikes than likes lol
My ex got the model Y last year and save for her marriage to her current husband it maybe the biggest mistake she has ever made. So many problems, I don't have the time nor do I care enough to go into them and it doesn't even have AWD or Apple CarPlay. I'll stick to my Mazda CX-5 AWD.
My prius is solid and proven. Comes with spare tires
Camping in a car that can spontaneously catches fire, no thanks!!
Ya who would want to camp in a gas car.
@@universeisundernoobligatio3283
At least they don’t spontaneously catch on fire anytime at any moment. That’s just too much. This isn’t about gasoline vs EV. I like EV, but the battery technology is not there yet. I just don’t want to be a Guinea pig. Safety comes first.
I used to be a Tesla fanboy when I was 12 and they have gotten so popular since then. I'm currently 18 years old and I clearly am not that person anymore since I became a car enthusiast, and Ive heard a lot of complaints from many people who owned a Tesla.
I'm interested in learning more about the pollution by the factories. Do you have a source I can read up on?
All car factories have emissions, they all make batteries, and they continue to eat up gasoline on the road. That negative seems thrown in for no reason. I will say that some EV charging stations are fueled by diesel and therefore not cutting emissions by much.
@@InsaneAng No! it is about the AMOUNT dear angie, and is about propaganda, about "we are eco friendly" lie!
I have a Mustang in my garage that didn't come with a spare tire either. Just staying.
“Break System” lmao brake*
So if your car can't take the latest update you need to buy a whole new car? Doubt that will happen. They will just upgrade the control unit to a more powerful one. Just because ecu goes down on a gas powered car you don't just buy a new car, why would that be any different to a electric car or tesla.
Exactly. This man is acting like the iphone lovers that feel the need to buy a new phone every year. If the system is outdated, you can still live with it. Theres people that still drive cars fron the 70 with no hardware/software changes tgat are doing fine. Hes just so negative about anything in this video
Thank goodness that is true. The ECU on my mother's car died when mum couldn't afford a whole new car. She would have been screwed if the ECU wasn't independently replaceable.
Still waiting for my first OTA Update for my 2019 VW e-Golf. Oh wait ...
Yah. And how much do you think that will cost?
Oh and as its been pointed out several times. Most new cars don't come with a spare tire. I had a GM Terrian and it had no spare.
Now I'm rethinking about Tesla cars
The fact that he said engine on a Tesla is about the stupidest thing I've heard all year
Yup I hear that pretty often on these type of videos too that doesn’t know their head from a hole in the ground. I’ve heard of taxis that are Tesla’s getting 500,000 miles on them with hardly any issues. Lowest maintenance vehicle you’ll ever own.
@@kimmelsadventures just about had a stroke attempting to read your comment. I'm assuming you're making a claim supporting Teslas?? Either way I don't really care, my only statement was regarding the scientific definitions between an engine and a motor. That has nothing to do with Tesla or the company (which I'm a fan of by the way), but instead a remark on the people who edited and posted the video. That's something that should have been caught in the editing process
😂😂😂😂😂
What engine.
That's what you're saying 😋
I like my Silverado. I did my own work on it. Tired of the gas though.
I would love a Tesla however I’m not a fan boy but most of these are invalid. Like yes no spare tire my fusion doesn’t have one. You can turn off re gen braking(I think) now them performing in the snow I’m 50/50 with yea I get the battery will drain faster and the door handle would make it harder. But them performing in the snow is good I saw vidoes talking about how it won’t just accelerate if it doesn’t catches traction.
Saw a video of a guy with stock tires comparing a Tesla to a gas car in the snow on a steep hill. This was a rear wheel drive Tesla and it did better than a front wheel drive Golf on steep snowy hill climb test.
Living in LA, no worries about the cold. That ac is all I worry about.
Care to comment on how much energy it takes to thunder out a gasoline engine vs. batteries?
You got no shot with this group of people.
Excellent video. Brought up some factoids that I wasn't even aware of. If I could learn something from a video then it served my purpose. I will do my own research because I believe no one now days.
Newer cars usually don't come with spare tires to make the car a little bit lighter. Some do come with run-flat tires, or a fix-a-flat repair kit. However I do like having a spare tire in my car and having spare tire plug kits for emergencies.
every new car I bought came with spare tire this includes VW, Opel, Toyota.. this stingy crap is only going on in so called first world countries like America..
@@predatorishi I work for an OS car manufacturer. While I agree with you; get used to it. All our tires are run flat. It’s the way they are going world wide.
RUN FLAT TIRES RIDE LIKE CRAP, VERY HARD RIDING, MY FRIEND BOUGHT ALL NEW
REGULAR WHEELS AND TIRES TO REPLACE THE R-FLATS AT QUITE AN EXPENSE.
Whys everyone disliking this?? Mans just speaking facts!!
Pro super chargers charge in under 15 mins, Tesla's have a hugeeee warranty so if you "break down" your pretty much covered....they perform amazing in snow, and the self driving isn't fully self driving it tells you to pay attention.
One negative thing about the tesla is the door handles are really bad in emergencies situations since its harder for bystanders to open your door handles to help you, forcing them to have to use the windows instead wasting crucial time.
“Break” system. Got it.
Not only does it cause pollution to produce the battery but to produce the electricity we are still using mostly fossil fuel still. Then what happens when the battery is not holding a charge properly?
The range is not the same and it takes more time to change?
New car time.
You forgot to talk about how the batteries are epoxyed together making them a nightmare to recycle and likly not recycled at all. Bit that statement might be wrong and more research meeds to be done what they do with failed battery packs.
dont all car factories pollute?
Well that's eight and a half minutes of my life that I'll never get back again!
As far as I am aware, Tesla cars are sourced in China, or at least some of them and as a country displaying so much aggression to various parts of the world, including minorities within their own borders, I won't give them a penny if I can avoid it.
What about the plant in California and the giga plant in Texas?
@@garywilson252 They only make the frames in TX/CA and maybe some of the battery components, everything else is made in China. The Y is a fucking nightmare, so many problems and substandard exterior and interior build quality. My ex has had so many issues in a year with her Y and my Mazda CX-5 AWD has had no issues at all and it costs almost half the MSRP of a model Y.
Break System? thought you were about to mention tea/coffee break. BRAKE.
you're not funny
@@jonathanhogan9949 I wasn't laughing, was rolling eyes at a lot of 'Americans' who cannot spell correctly. Like spelling kerb as curb or does as dose. seen it many times.
I got an Electric Kia ad before this video
Plus the insurance is higher that normal cars
If everyone switched to teslas tomorrow we wouldn't have enough electricity on the power grid to charge all those vehicles. In order to upgrade the power grid to handle all these new cars we will need to spend billions or even trillions building new power plants and setting up new power lines
Wrong
Great video. I would not buy a Tesla.
Yes, a Tesla is a good car from a technical standpoint. However, there are three things to consider. Lithium is not recyclable (no battery is really just that alkaline and manganese are less toxic), and can cause serious environmental damage. Comparable to storage in the mountains or some secure location as would with nuclear waste. People rely too much on the automatic GPS-oriented and sensor tracking as to replace driving, so they fall asleep at the wheel then automatically wake-up at their destination. Safe and sound or tragedy awaits? Battle of electric versus gas, there must be a much better solution aside from charging and fuel prices aside from the cost of the car. Fuel should be made from sewage (human and animal waste) that is much cleaner for the environment and natural. Fossil fuels and batteries with toxic waste not the way to go. Batteries drain quickly in the cold, and cold batteries take much longer to recharge, even shortens the lifespan. Batteries very expensive to replace up front, and make the vehicle much heavier. If batteries the future, then at least make the fuel cells from natural sources that are renewable. Lithium, nickel cadmium, and such are not and will run out much faster than fossil fuels will.
Good argument but how much does a regular car factory pollute the environment? Surely we should compare.
They have made the comparison. This video is trite.
@@Ryooken and what was the conclusion of the comparison? Can you spare me hours of TH-cam please? :)
Lithium when exposed to air its bad, and tesla uses 500x more times than a regular gas car
@@wardfooty3802 True the difference is that the Lithium is in a self-contained system and unlike gas cars, you aren't burning lithium for fuel. While there is lithium in the batteries, it's not exposed to air unless the cell is punctured or damaged. The same thing can be said for cell phones that use lithium batteries.
I understand that the extra mining of battery materials uses alot more energy in these cars and then the recycling of them at the end of the cars life. Surely they are more environmentally friendly regardless, particularly when used in higher mileage applications, but it's probably not as big an advantage as they want u to believe.
I was using FSD in my 2018 MS a few weeks ago and the car hit one of those large garbage cans. I should have been paying more attention to the road. The side view mirror is about 800 bucks. I still like the car but will have to be more careful when using FSD. Tesla did not offer to pay for the damage to my car.
I’m so sorry 😞
yes, totally your fault !
You were not paying attention and Tesla should pay for your mistake? They clearly state you need to maintain 100% attention while using it every time you engage it, as well as in the manual and the autopilot section of the settings were you enable it for the first time.
@@SBsupreme602 Thank you. I still like my MS. It has a top speed of 155 MPH. I have not opened it up yet but hope to soon. I will be driving it to Missouri next month and don't have to stop at any gas stations. If I get tired I can stop and take a nap with the AC on as it will only use about three or four miles of range per hour. These electric cars are the future of driving. Time will make them better for the world.
@@rayheatley9910 I agree
#1 you have to fill up your generator with gas which you tow behind.
The "Break" system
Even internal combustion engine auto manufacturer make the same carbon emission while manufacturing vehicle
Yes, people also mention the lithium mining which is a big deal but they don’t look at the fing gasoline drilling and spills sometimes
@@xxxthedestroyerxxx505 you are absolutely right sir
@@xxxthedestroyerxxx505 From a barril of petrol you make benzin, diesel, kerosen and many more other things, from lithium you basically make batteries… from a point of view oil is much more important
Neighbors sister has model S, bought new when they first came out. Lives in California and only gets half the range on a full charge than it did when new.
No it doesn’t. It loses like 5 miles on its total range per year if that. They would’ve had to drive it to the ground for the last like 15 years for that to be true.
@@mickeywoodward4812 have you seen how people drive in CA. I didn't believe it either until he showed me the full charge.
The Tesla warranty for the Battery and Drive Unit of their vehicles are covered for a period of 8 years or 120,000 miles, whichever comes first. with a minimum 70% retention of battery capacity during the warranty period. Tesla would have then replaced the battery for free for her, once the battery went below 70% capacity.
Is it Tesla van in the thumbnail? How much is the price? US$ 25000?
Contact his manager via whatsapp.
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@Sayfullah borz think base price is around 30,000 but not sure
Thanks for the free advertisement
The people I know that own a Tesla actually like their car.
You mean the 1% of Californians?
Same, I live in Michigan in a small ass town and know of 3. One of them just got another one because he liked the first one.
@@grimtooth2336 - It's really simple. If you like them, buy them. If not, don't buy it.
How hard can you drive it before you run out of battery ?
@@dreadone6894 not as long as a gas powered vehicle that's for sure. I don't understand idiots. What if an absolute emergency happens and you gotta go over 1000 miles? Family member is dying. You just gonna be okay stopping to charge every 500 miles for 30 mins to an hour VS pumping gas for roughly 3 minutes? Don't even get started on the fact they are more harmful to make them gasoline powered if you research into lithium mine's and the carbon it puts off making one single battery. ONE of them batteries is about 10 gasoline engines or more and most electric cars have multiple battery packs. So one single Tesla is more pollution then producing over 100 gasoline engines damn near. People just don't care to do research. They suffer a lot more in the cold then your MPGs do as well.
There are way more disadvantages to owing a Tesla than there are advantages believe me.
Thank you so much…
Did you call the brakes, breaks?
I own a Tesla Model S, and I would buy another Tesla of any type again in the future.
...to add to your stable of ICEVs.
But you won't own JUST a Tesla.
@@billcichoke2534I own just Tesla. I don't own any ICEV and don't plan to ever buy another ICEV. In fact, in the future, I won't be allowed to buy one.
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who cares
@@deanbush If you're not allowed to buy an ICEV, then you won't be allowed to actually OWN your car. You'll use it at the discretion of the manufacturer or the government. Kind of like how it works now with Teslas.
Spare tire? My last 3 cars (8 years) didn’t have a spare tire (Volvo,Audi and Mercedes)
AAA
My Tesla is either in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego or Phoenix. It’s never seen snow ❄️ or ice. I don’t take any else. It stays freeways and city streets. Never had a problem. I always keep it charged between 20- 80%.
This video loses all credibility for me when they* put break system instead of brake system
They*
@@michaelhightower8663 touche
@@kyleburant2083 😂 I had to haha 🤘🏽
It takes 65,000 miles of driving a Tesla to hit the break even point on greenhouse gases.. if you're charging from the grid (and that's comparing it to a Prius, if you're driving a truck it's half that, 29 mpg car vs California grid it's 12,0000 to break even)
If you're charging from solar that you have on your roof then it's practically zero.
Not to mention the processes are getting more and more efficient as they scale up meaning it's getting cleaner.
You know there are people who have proven this not to be true. In fact, there have been plenty of analysis that demonstrate that Tesla is more eco friendly than ICEs even with the battery process.
@Machina Right!! You are wrong! Besides, most Tesla owners have Teslas because they are fast, fun, technologically advanced, have free updates over the air, great support and the eco thing is last in their minds, even though they are. Two factories, two being built, 4 models with 2 in the works validate its successes worldwide!!! Thanks
@@Rhaman68 you forgot, poor fit and finishes, shitty paint jobs, they cannot even get a door handle to work properly (see the fast lane ) . Cheap plastic interiors , no proper service (16k for a plastic collar of a coolant hose see rich rebuild ?! Seriously )
You admire that ?!
I'll stick with a actual car manufacturer, you enjoy your oversized iPhone on wheels. And before you go throw a rant about speed .
Nobody gives a fuck about speed, if it's hardly reliable..it's a car if I want to go fast? I'll get a airplane ticket.
Tesla will soon be surpassed by the others that know how to build a decent car. I'll wait, you enjoy your half assed error box
MKBHD described the Plaid as world class fit and Finnish, and his daily driver between the plaid and the raven was a 160k Porsche Tycan Turbo S.
World Class.
Tesla currently makes a 120k car that is faster than any other car you can buy, it still seats 5, has a trunk big enough for an entire bike no need to remove the wheel, and nearly 400 miles range.
@@jonvanbrunning4294 "the Plaid as world class fit and finish"
Sorry but MKBHD doesn't know anything if that's the case, my cousin owns a Plaid and it reminds me of Chinese cars
Spells brakes ‘break’
1. eco frendly: 1 tesla battery poluts for 8 years. a fule car poluts its whole life span
2. used car: this is true
3. batterys are re-useble
4. most cars comes without spare tires as standar. extra tires are adon
5. braking is true, its easy to learn, just brake ones a week
6. its not wors in cold weather, i live in -20c in the winter all you need is to pre heat car
7. winter driving: just dont have a heavy foot
8. charging. if you stop to gas in long drives, you will most likely go to the toilet and get coffe att the same time. = to about 15-20 minutes same as 20-80% on a Tesla
9. its not harder to get roadside asistant in a tesla. they most likely can fix the problem over the air
10. there is no need to look for gass staions in a tesla, it will find them themselvs if they need it, its just as easy to run out of gass
11. oh no my car broke, i need to mend it! - oh no my tesla broke down, good thing they have a garranti on there cars so i dont need to do nothing
12. show me any other car that can fully drive them selvs without assistans, its is allsow requered by law that the driver needs to keep his/hers eyes on the road at all times. (look upon it more like a drivers aid)
13. you can update the hardwear in a tesla at any service point, just like a desctop computer
14. Telsa Model Y is the safest car on the road today following the Ncap, the European car test.
You know, every single thing you listed applies to every other hybrid/ electric car aswell? Maybe aside from having a spare tire lol
Can we have your source list? I can’t find anything about the battery packs bring non eco-friendly
Here’s a source “common sense”
Dumb response
Thanks for sharing
说的真好！
I have no plans in the near future of buying a tesla to much technology 😭😭😭
It would be interesting to know who financed this hit piece. Oh. By the way, “brake “ is the correct English word for the mechanical function mentioned.
The best way is to own one to learn. After that, you will never ever touch it with a 10 foot pole. It's your own hard earned dosh, do what you wish. Wisdom is when you have it for 10 years, the only place is to the rubbish tip or resell for less than the new battery price you just put in.
can’t camp with no spare tires or good charging
My 97 ford Escort gets me where I need to go
6:04 says "normal car"
Proceeds to show a video of a BMW series 7 which is about $46k more expensive than your average model 3
He was talking about normal engine aka diesel and petrol pover...
Woooooooshhhh
And 1 000 000 times better in every single way
My 2014 Lexus RX450h, along with most, of not all hybrids, have regenerative braking. I have had zero issues.
Lexus is the best thing Toyota makes compared to this man he's working on too many projects at the same time SpaceX boring tunnels setting up his own satellite system spreading himself too thin..
Toyota's quality is the best it gets !!!
Zero issues is why the only EV I will buy will have a Toyota or Lexus badge. Seriously, they can have little problems but not enough to turn me off the brand. Nothing man made is perfect.
Right, so ICE car factories don't use any materials or energy? Why are you talking about the energy that goes into making one and not the other? Compare like with like if you want to be taken seriously.
That is 100% what needs to be pointed out here, the claim that they ain't as "eco-friendy" is right but wrong at the same time, I agree that EVs shouldn't be the permanent solution to traveling in our car centric world and especially when those EVs in certain places will have possibly of getting there energy from natural gas plants rather then nuclear or renewable sources, however I think the ICE car is a very outdated source of transportation as we are reaching a point where the efficiency and size and time and money you put into them is just isn't worth the transportation, however, until our cities or whether else slowly moves away from cars to just walking or cycling or having a good public transportation in general, the EV is the only realistic solution to the problem that is mostly the reason why governments or other companies who see the good rush in the horizon for EVs is ofc climate change
I not have a single of these problems, I drive a 17 Year old Volvo V70 full options diesel, runs always, cold or hot, and 13 km on a liter, oh and I purchased the car 9 years ago for 2300 euro's
You do not need to carefully study where charging stations are Tesla will route you there automatically there is one every 75 miles on average.
25,000 stalls globally.
Ok hairline Mathew 🤣
OK, the problem number 1:
After hearing that, i started to think...
- The pollution from making 1 battery for 1 tesla equals to 8 years of driving a fuel-running car, so why just not do that with 8 years running a tesla rather than 8 years of driving and making fuel-running cars ???
have a Y and love it but i would not but it if i lived in the cold
That first point was so dumb because I bet making the ICE car in the factory does just as much harm to the environment. At least when u get the finished product between the two, at least the Tesla no longer requires gas.
LOL. This video and this comments section...
I just walked into a grade school playground argument.
You forgot charging problems that can result in fires.
Happens all the time.
no tesla ever caught on fire from charging stop it lolllll
Tesla is like a phone is this ain’t really a big deal lol
Most electricity is generated with steam turbines using fossil fuels, nuclear. Pollution to make the electricity, pollution to produce the battery.
The list goes on and on. Lots of plastics. What to do with the battery when it's stops holding the charge properly ? What a mess.
An hour and a half is what you have to wait for a 50 kW charger from everyone else Tesla has a supercharger network that charges your car 180 miles and 15 minutes.
And 90% of the time people charge their car when they sleep and can wake up with any percentage that they want.
As transportation becomes more and more electrified, what does that mean for transportation industries like couriers and freight trucks? A lot of truckers drive over 600 miles a day, and time is a critical factor. Transportation services lose a lot of money for every minute they're not on the road, so bigger trucks need bigger batters, and bigger batteries are going to take more time to get their full range back, regardless of the wattage a charger produces. Battery powered vehicles aren't a good solution for everyone, and all batteries aren't good for the environment, they can't be recycled infinitely like glass, aluminum, and hydrogen. If we expend all the lithium and cobalt on earth, we won't have anymore for other, reusable applications.
@@Kor1134 damn that's true!
@@Kor1134 I can’t see truck going full electric. Better to keep them diesel for the reason you just said.
Dan the-Man I’m sure a trucking company wouldn’t mind having their drivers wait for 20 minutes to charge rather than pay $300+ to drive the same distance.
@@edwardnigma9037 Humans went from the first flying plane ever to landing on the moon in just 60 years. I think we can manage getting trucks to not run on diesel
I drove a Tesla today in Michigan on ice covered roads at 76 mph and it didn’t slip and slide at all. It kept traction all the time.
Great story. And??? Anyone with a brain knows that AWD is no guarantee of no slip in absolutely any way.
Driving 76 mph on ice covered roads, doesn't sound like a good idea
If you really drove 76 mph on ice covered roads, it only proves you're an unsafe driver. You not only put yourself at risk, but other road users as well.
Hey it's Brakes system not Breaks x.x
What is a Break? I have only heard of Car BRAKES.😂