Comments by "Fred Bloggs" (@fredbloggs5902) on "Tesla Semi Is A GIANT Money Printer" video.

  1. Source? On average, a semi truck drives about 45,000 miles per year. The battery packs are likely to last over 500,000 miles. That’s a lifespan of over 10 years before replacement.
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  2. That’s not how it works, go look at horse feed prices.
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  3.  @Dave-cf4vd  gas stations will be shutting down long before then
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  4. Sure, shipping companies just love paying people to do nothing all day.
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  5. 500,00 to 1,000,000 miles
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  6.  @strengthaxlesystem  Jeff Dahn and members of the Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science in Dalhousie University
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  7. Total nonsense, solar panels increase weight and only add around 5% of range, go do the math and see for yourself.
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  8.  @polarbearigloo  running a refrigerator is nothing like driving the truck, go run the numbers… …oh wait, you aren’t capable. The claimed 40m range for the Aptera has NOT been done yet and is only theoretically possible under ideal conditions using solar panels with double the current efficiency.
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  9. You know shipping containers are to an international standard size right?
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  10. The market doesn’t exist
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  11. Source? The whole of NAFTA only produces half a million a year. The entire world only 4m.
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  12. FSD won’t be sold outright, it’ll be rented.
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  13. He showed you the numbers in the video. You’re welcome to provide your own.
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