Comments by "Fred Bloggs" (@fredbloggs5902) on "Biden Snookered by GM and Ford (And Inflation!) on EV Costs" video.

  1.  @s.e.sportscards  The ability to remotely disable cars has nothing to do with them being EVs
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  2.  @5MGE  Most Tesla owners are too busy getting on with their lives to remotely care about you. You’re just projecting.
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  3.  @Sercil00  The warranty being for 100,000 miles doesn’t mean the batteries only last that long, it only meant to cover you for faults. Degradation appears to be generally a lot less so packs are looking like they last 300,000 to 500,000 with LFPs likely to last up to 1,000,000.
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  4. Even powered by coal, EVs are 3x more efficient and have lower emissions.
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  5. Off-peak electricity is much cheaper than gas, but carry on wasting your money if you like.
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  6.  @poopingwhilestanding5801  1) In the U.K. less than 50% of electricity comes from fossil fuels. In California it’s 50.4%. 2) EVs are 3x the efficiency of ICE cars so even if all the electricity came from coal their emissions would still be less and they’re still cheaper to run.
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  7.  @AvoidsPikes-  thanks Benny
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  8. They have warranties.
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  9.  @norwoodwildlife9849  It’s 8 years and 100,000 miles.
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  10.  @SkorpTS  while ‘planned obsolescence’ definitely exists in some areas, there’s no evidence that Tesla do it.
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  11.  @highbrass3749  good point
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  12. You clearly have Musk Derangement Syndrome, so your comments in this area are worthless.
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  13. People in Norway and Sweden seem to manage fine.
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  14.  @geraldsanchez1934  Fair point.
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  15.  @generalawareness101  Teslas have a 100,000 mile warranty.
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  16.  @s.e.sportscards  Does the New Vehicle Limited Warranty transfer to the new owner if I sell my vehicle? Yes. Your New Vehicle Limited Warranty will follow your vehicle and be transferred to the new owner when a vehicle ownership transfer is performed through Tesla.
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  17.  @somethingsomething8511  now calculate your spending on fuel vs electricity.
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  18.  @somethingsomething8511  I meant the electricity that you would have spent if your car had been an EV. I’m sorry, I thought that was obvious. You very noticeably haven’t done that.
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  19. Teslas can add 200 miles of range in 15 minutes, by then you’ve been driving for around 3 hours and should take a break anyway.
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