Thank you Birch Living for sponsoring! Click here birchliving.com/nowyouknow to get 25% off your Birch mattress (plus two free Eco-Rest pillows!) during their 4th of July Sale. Offers are subject to change. #birchliving Timestamps: Tesla Q2 Production & Deliveries - 2:17 Tesla Produced Over 6 Million Vehicles - 3:19 That’s Not All Tesla Produced… - 3:44 Teslas Catch on Fire! - 4:29 Tesla Discounts for Those Who Served - 6:22 Tesla OTA Update 2024.26 - 6:56 Tesla’s Patent for Sanitizing Robotaxis - 9:20 Cybertruck Roundup - 10:12 Superbox S5 and Digibox D3 - 14:55 Now We Adventure - 15:25 Cyber Tent Setup Experience - 16:07 Model Y: Chinese Government Approved - 17:08 Ford Remains in EV Second Place - 20:03 EU Tariffs on Chinese EVs - 21:33 GigaBerlin Gets Expansion Approval - 23:51 Tesla Jigsaw - 24:50 SpaceX News and Starman - 27:15 Less Car Fires - 31:20 Case 12EV - 33:12 Grid Scale Storage Continues to Advance - 34:51
I am heading to the Sonoma Raceway 7/10 (today) in my Model 3 highland performance. If you guys want to use the footage let me know. Hope to set a Model 3 record because I have the body weight of a third grade girl.
I live off grid on a farm on Maui and built a large carport /workshop and installed a 40 panel solar array in order to get sufficient power to fast charge my model Y with a wall charger with power to spare for my shop and woodworking tools, I believe I got the idea from one of your older episodes. I found a solar installer and offered my services free of charge to gain better understanding of solar installation as I’m very hands on and capable. Needless to say I now charge at no cost other than the initial investment of about 12,000 all in all. Thanks guys! The work you do here does make a difference and the world is better for it!
Hi Z and J, We live in Mesa, Arizona, and have had solar since 2012 and we are grandfathered in at a very economical one-for-one solar consumption and sellback program by our local utility. Since our system consistantly overproduces power 9 months of the year, we build up credit sufficient to carry us through the under-producing months without owing the utility company much at all. We bought a Tesla in February and have chosen to charge during the day when we are actually overproducing solar electricity. Our theory is that to go to a time -of-use program with a slightly lower night time electricity rate would cost us more in the long run because we would lose that unique grandfather status. Not sure if that makes sense to you experts but now you know what we are doing. Love our MYLR and love your show! Darryl
Here is what I want as a feature. I want the mobile app to sense when I am heading back to my car, like when I leave a store or mall, etc, and auto start the A/C when interior temp is greater than n. Living in the south I am getting tired of doing it myself when this could be done. How lazy huh?
I just leave the AC (or heat in winter) running for as long as I'm in the store/mall/restaurant. Call me wasteful but electricity here in Ontario Canada is cheap, clean & renewable lol. It might cost me an extra $5 / month tops so I don't think twice.
Xcel Energy recommended a great plan. We have two meters on our house. One is just for the garage which they declared a “commercial property” since no one sleeps there. We have “time of day” metering on that meter so from 9pm to 9am, power is about half price. It cost about $1,000 to put in the meter and panel, and we pay $11/mo “meter charge.” We have Models 3 & Y, and our total cost is under $60/mo including meter charge. We plug in when we get home. Cars start charging automatically after 9pm, and we’re fully charged way before we wake up!! Thank you Xcel Energy!!
"Bar" may be short for Barssom; a reference to the martian series of novels written by Edgar Rice Bouroughs. Sticking with that theme, the city could be called Helium, a city in the novels. Or call the city Dejah Thoris, the princess of Helium. Either way, it beats Muskow.
Georgia Power has an EV plan which is about .04 per kWhr at night between 11pm and 7am. This rate applies to your whole house too, so you can crank the A/C down during this heat wave!! When we changed our rate plan 4yrs ago, our actual electric bill went down! There is no telling how much we save a year in electricity costs!!! Also Georgia Power will give you $250 dollars for installing a level 2 charger In your home!
I'm in Alabama as well and the Alabama power rate is a little over .126kwh here but you can get a plan that allows you to get .07kwh except for three peak hours a day. On those peak hours (which are different in the winter vs summer) you pay $1.00kwh. The cheat code here is to install a power wall (or whatever battery storage you prefer) to run your house during those peak hours. You can cut your power bill by about 40% without even adding solar.
In Portland, OR, my electric company is Portland General Electric has a program for Tesla EVs. The name of the program is EV Pulse. I monitors my charge when I plug in my Y. It will schedule my charging. It avoids charging on peak hours unless my charge is very low, like when I arrive home after a trip. Every quarter I get a check for $25 for added incentive. When I had my 3, too, I got an additional check for $25. You do have to give them your Tesla account access. But it is a very convenient program.
Yes. The tariffs already applies for GEELY ( Volvo XC30) in Poland. Additional 20.000zl starting price ( ca.5000usd). It will kill the sales of this car.
52:00 We called our Utility Duke Energy immediately when we got the R1T and Ioniq 6 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. They have a pilot program for Tesla and Ford but for no other vehicles. Also, they only pay $.04 a kw for solar so we have not gotten solar panels yet and North Carolina does not allow the Tesla virtual power network.
I live in the UK and can't praise Octopus enough. I get cheap charging every night. They've paid me for not using electricity during peak hours on certain days and told me about plunge pricing on public charging on their app when there's lots of wind or solar.
Shaving question: Do you people keep track of which side of the razor you are shaving with? I, for one, just use both sides all the time. Shave, flip, shave, rinse, repeat. Confused by two sides equals two shaves.
I use one side at a time after I use it I place it down so if there is a blade on it I used the side that is up, definitely makes it really cheap and simple
I'm from Sydney Australia, and we currently have two companies offering free electricity periods in the middle of the day, OVO and Globird. OVO gives free electricity between 11am-2pm while Globird is between 12pm-2pm. I'm with Globird because OVO doesn't operate in my area. The Globird plan has only two rates - free as mentioned earlier and 33cents/kWh at all other times of the day. Of course there is also a daily rate. I work from home two days a week so I'm able to use those 4 hours to charge my M3SR+ for the week, plus top ups over the weekend if I'm not taking the car out during the free period. My wife also has a Kona Electric so she would charge on the days I'm not charging. The best thing is that even if I can't charge my EVs during the free period, I definitely can charge my home battery and have a full charge or close to it even on a rainy day with no sun. So basically other than winter where the battery isn't enough to last until morning when I keep the air-con on, for about 9 months of the year all I have to pay for all my household electricity plus EV charging is the daily rate of A$0.92
in ARIZONA off peak rates at APS are 6 cents per KW and run from 7PM all through the night into the next afternoon at 4PM and all weekends and Hollidays.
Alabama Power Rate FD-D (Family Dwelling Demand) $14.50 base + $0.071133 per kWh (7.1133 cents) Rate Rider PEV (Plug-In Electric Vehicle) Discount of $0.017155 per kWh 9pm-5am (1.7155 cents) Mark from Alabama (featured in your video 2 weeks ago! - woo hoo!) Thanks for the Big Battery info with the LuxPower inverter and Ethos batteries - seriously planning for a DIY project in the near future. I'll let you know how it goes. Wife and I love your channel - proud to be a Patreon
I live in Ontario. Hydro One has three rate plans. TOU gives you .07 cents per kWh overnight and 17 cents per kWh during the day. There is another plan with ... wait for it ... 2 cents per kWh overnight. The day rate is higher than 17 cents. Can't remember the amount but it was higher enough that it didn't make cents for me. .07 cents per kWh means I do about $1.00 CAD per hundred kilometers and still pay a reasonable rate for daytime use of my heat pump for A/C and heating. But if I had a few powerwalls then the 2 cents per kWh at night would make total sense.
For rate plans: I live in the Connexus Energy area which is north of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. For off peak charging I pay 6.8 cents per kilowatt hour. They also have fixed rate plans with a limit.
Because cars are phones, and phones have already reduced lithium ternary battery fires to near nonexistent using battery quality control, management software, and advanced cooling systems (e.g., heat pipes), BEV fires should also be near non-existent within a decade as the market shifts to safer cheaper chemistries like LFP, LFP, possibly Sodium Ion, and eventually Solid State.
Tesla needs to get close enough to superchargers for the autopark feature to work. There are a lot of places where the supercharger locations seems to be where the office address is. Having to look for the charges after the cars navigation system gives up is not close enough.
In West Central Wisconsin, if you're in the St Croix Valley Electric Cooperative, you can get off-peak charging for 5 cents/kWh and other times at 8 cents/kWh. You have to buy their charger for ~$300 because they will control availability. So for example, in the summer my charger is turned off between around noon until 9:00 PM so you can't charge at all during that time. Off peak is 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM weekdays and all day Saturday and Sunday. Pretty much a no-brainer if you have an electric car. The 16,000 miles driven my Model X on home charging have cost me a total of about $320. At normal rates it would have been $800. If I had my friends Toyota Highlander Hybrid I would have spent around $1,800 on gas for the same distance. The down side is it's really a shock when I have to pay SuperCharger prices on the road.
I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the kislux leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.
How about a device to enable Highway patrol officers to sort out reckless drivers from within the flow of traffic? It would consist of doppler radar to detect excessive closure rates that would trigger a dash camera to record reckless drivers approaching from behind. Signal processing and video images could be assessed to determine whether the information exceeds the threshold for dangerous driving, and if it should be up linked to the state police. The goal is smooth flowing traffic without weaving between lanes. ==
Hi greetings from Swiss Alps! We live up in a mountain valley and drive around with electric starting in the company in 2008. As I am a little older with 73 I kept my hybrid until 2021. Now privately we drive a Kia EV6 AWD and a Fiat 500e Ka Prima both the cheapest luxury cars we ever had, we mostly home and destination charge and have participations in water and PV.
Where I live (Clallam County, Washington) there is only one electricity provider. Fortunately electricity is pretty cheap and most of it comes from hydro...
While the Tesla Supercharger network is large in China, so are many other charging networks. Even Zeekr, a division of Geely, has a network of 1000 sites. Other Geely divisions also have chargers, such as Lotus. These are often 450kW units to support the high speed charging of vehicles such as the LiAuto MEGA.
Electricity rates for residences of Ottawa Ontario Canada, and many other Ontario cities is set at $0.028 (2.8 cents) per kWh during the usage window, 11:00pm to 7am. Nice eh? Love this country.
52:22 I am in Terrell Tx. UNFORTUNATLY we are coop supplied by TVec. However you can technicallyzero out you bill by getting a loan to purchase solar to cover more than your needs so that the surplus sold to the grid pays you back for the loan payments. TVec only writes checks once per year which is another unfortunate thing. but if you plan it right you will be happier than me. My loan has been cleared three years ago I pay a max $50 in there dead of winter and -$60 in summer. Central heating and cooling are never off
More accurate metric for car fires is percentage of each vehicle type . Maybe a fudge factor for cars based on age as well. Finally what percentage of autos were in use versus sitting quiet. Total numbers is misleading
I went to your "Clips" channel after that great story on ICE car fires vs EV vs hybrid... and it wasn't there! That would be perfect one! The EIA/IEA/E-I-E-I-Wrong! story would have been a great one too!
FPL in sw Florida has an “all u can charge” off peak program for $33/month if you already have a permitted 1450 outlet and $38/mo if you don’t. Only 300kwh to breakeven ($33/$0.13 stnd rate)
Manhattan, New York, NY - Flat rate charging / included with parking fees in the parking garage, -$0.10 per kWh rebate for charging after midnight with ConEd Smart Charge Rewards, and -$25/mo rebate for not charging between 2pm and 8pm in the summer.
Xcel Energy, EV off peak rate $0.028 / kw, requires charger installation through the program (~$800 Chargepoint + $800 labor). Twin Cities, MN. Great show guys.
9:16 fisker vehicles aren't going to suddenly stop working because they don't get updates anymore. They will simply be stuck with the software they have.
@@beehappy7797 Although I don't know for a fact that their software is good, there are some of their vehicles driving around right now. The software seems to be working. Besides, some people might see the fact that the software isn't changing every week as a good thing.
So far two good news: Military discount and youtube music premium added; I can get my $1k discount and listen to my music without using bluetooth with my phone.
Now You Know The words you are looking for are "porous parking lot". There are many different types. Exsample look for "Green Permeable Plastic Grass Pavers for Parking Lots, Driveways (4 Pieces/11 sq.ft.)"
Continue to fail to see how purely political Xs are relevant in view of the alleged subject of this channel. Perhaps time to rename the channel for veracity’s sake.
45:20 A Mars Bar is a very well known Chocolate bar in the UK, beats Hershey's any day of the week! EV rates in the UK are very common I am on Octopus Intelligent Go that costs 7p per kWh for at least six hours every night, I am also on their fixed export tariff so get paid 15p/kWh for all exports, my electricity bills are negative 9 months of the year.
On the CT drive unit: they probably want used units to take apart and analyze. Perhaps they think there's a chance they might need to do a recall, and they want more real-world data.
The cybertruck is way too expensive, almost double the prices they were talking about. Currently, I think the f150 is the most useful electric truck ATM.
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Timestamps:
Tesla Q2 Production & Deliveries - 2:17
Tesla Produced Over 6 Million Vehicles - 3:19
That’s Not All Tesla Produced… - 3:44
Teslas Catch on Fire! - 4:29
Tesla Discounts for Those Who Served - 6:22
Tesla OTA Update 2024.26 - 6:56
Tesla’s Patent for Sanitizing Robotaxis - 9:20
Cybertruck Roundup - 10:12
Superbox S5 and Digibox D3 - 14:55
Now We Adventure - 15:25
Cyber Tent Setup Experience - 16:07
Model Y: Chinese Government Approved - 17:08
Ford Remains in EV Second Place - 20:03
EU Tariffs on Chinese EVs - 21:33
GigaBerlin Gets Expansion Approval - 23:51
Tesla Jigsaw - 24:50
SpaceX News and Starman - 27:15
Less Car Fires - 31:20
Case 12EV - 33:12
Grid Scale Storage Continues to Advance - 34:51
Thank you so much for including into the future, going green and sun spots!
I am heading to the Sonoma Raceway 7/10 (today) in my Model 3 highland performance. If you guys want to use the footage let me know. Hope to set a Model 3 record because I have the body weight of a third grade girl.
In the Czech Republic, the price of the Model 3 rose by only about 1,600 dollars. Tesla did not reflect the entire tariff in the price.
I live off grid on a farm on Maui and built a large carport /workshop and installed a 40 panel solar array in order to get sufficient power to fast charge my model Y with a wall charger with power to spare for my shop and woodworking tools, I believe I got the idea from one of your older episodes. I found a solar installer and offered my services free of charge to gain better understanding of solar installation as I’m very hands on and capable. Needless to say I now charge at no cost other than the initial investment of about 12,000 all in all. Thanks guys! The work you do here does make a difference and the world is better for it!
Also in Denmark, we just passed the +50% BEV new car sale for June.
X’s of the week are always interesting
Thanks
That Chick Fil A bot 🤖 reminds me of those small drones in Star Wars 😂
It's adorable. "These aren't the droids your looking for." r2-d2 and bb-8.
We were driving on hwy 17 in northern Ontario yesterday and we saw our first cybertruck. We were thrilled!
Hi Z and J,
We live in Mesa, Arizona, and have had solar since 2012 and we are grandfathered in at a very economical one-for-one solar consumption and sellback program by our local utility. Since our system consistantly overproduces power 9 months of the year, we build up credit sufficient to carry us through the under-producing months without owing the utility company much at all.
We bought a Tesla in February and have chosen to charge during the day when we are actually overproducing solar electricity. Our theory is that to go to a time -of-use program with a slightly lower night time electricity rate would cost us more in the long run because we would lose that unique grandfather status.
Not sure if that makes sense to you experts but now you know what we are doing.
Love our MYLR and love your show!
Darryl
PNM in New Mexico charges $0.03 per kwh off peak charging at night
“might as well give it the ol’ Hoover” 😂
Octopus energy in UK offers 7p per KW off peak. Octopus intelligent tariff.
Still no Tesla killers. lol
Jus is Tesla hater black sheep bus drivers YEHEHE
Here is what I want as a feature. I want the mobile app to sense when I am heading back to my car, like when I leave a store or mall, etc, and auto start the A/C when interior temp is greater than n. Living in the south I am getting tired of doing it myself when this could be done. How lazy huh?
Dallas resident here. And same
Yes, and if the car detects that you've been shoplifting it'll let you in, but not out, won't start and will call the cops. Convenient. Efficient.
Likewise with auto heating in winter.
I just leave the AC (or heat in winter) running for as long as I'm in the store/mall/restaurant. Call me wasteful but electricity here in Ontario Canada is cheap, clean & renewable lol. It might cost me an extra $5 / month tops so I don't think twice.
Same for heating in Northern Sweden, please 🙏
12th million Tesla will be produced in early 2027.
I will say mid 2027.
Xcel Energy recommended a great plan. We have two meters on our house. One is just for the garage which they declared a “commercial property” since no one sleeps there. We have “time of day” metering on that meter so from 9pm to 9am, power is about half price. It cost about $1,000 to put in the meter and panel, and we pay $11/mo “meter charge.” We have Models 3 & Y, and our total cost is under $60/mo including meter charge.
We plug in when we get home. Cars start charging automatically after 9pm, and we’re fully charged way before we wake up!!
Thank you Xcel Energy!!
AEP Appalachian Power in Virginia has EV plan $0.06 discount per kwh for off peak charging (8pm - 6am)
California (Southern California Edison) is ¢.38...🤯 and that is off peak
"Bar" may be short for Barssom; a reference to the martian series of novels written by Edgar Rice Bouroughs.
Sticking with that theme, the city could be called Helium, a city in the novels. Or call the city Dejah Thoris, the princess of Helium. Either way, it beats Muskow.
The first city would be called bar as in "MARS BAR"
Georgia Power has an EV plan which is about .04 per kWhr at night between 11pm and 7am. This rate applies to your whole house too, so you can crank the A/C down during this heat wave!! When we changed our rate plan 4yrs ago, our actual electric bill went down! There is no telling how much we save a year in electricity costs!!! Also Georgia Power will give you $250 dollars for installing a level 2 charger In your home!
Six cents annually in Mississippi i ritely reckon HA
I'm in Alabama as well and the Alabama power rate is a little over .126kwh here but you can get a plan that allows you to get .07kwh except for three peak hours a day. On those peak hours (which are different in the winter vs summer) you pay $1.00kwh. The cheat code here is to install a power wall (or whatever battery storage you prefer) to run your house during those peak hours. You can cut your power bill by about 40% without even adding solar.
Silver available in Europe on M3 👍
The Alaska supercharger reviewed in today’s show is getting 0.5 out of 10, snow on the ground in July? 😂
Albuquerque, NM: charging from 10pm - 5am is 3.3 cents per kWh through the utility PNM.
Bar comes from the geek counting/ naming system. foo, bar, baz, qux...
kay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations
In Portland, OR, my electric company is Portland General Electric has a program for Tesla EVs. The name of the program is EV Pulse. I monitors my charge when I plug in my Y. It will schedule my charging. It avoids charging on peak hours unless my charge is very low, like when I arrive home after a trip. Every quarter I get a check for $25 for added incentive. When I had my 3, too, I got an additional check for $25. You do have to give them your Tesla account access. But it is a very convenient program.
Yes. The tariffs already applies for GEELY ( Volvo XC30) in Poland. Additional 20.000zl starting price ( ca.5000usd). It will kill the sales of this car.
52:00 We called our Utility Duke Energy immediately when we got the R1T and Ioniq 6 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. They have a pilot program for Tesla and Ford but for no other vehicles. Also, they only pay $.04 a kw for solar so we have not gotten solar panels yet and North Carolina does not allow the Tesla virtual power network.
I have seen a model 3 with the quicksilver color here in The Hague Netherlands.
I live in the UK and can't praise Octopus enough. I get cheap charging every night. They've paid me for not using electricity during peak hours on certain days and told me about plunge pricing on public charging on their app when there's lots of wind or solar.
Massive fan of Octopus too 👍
Shaving question: Do you people keep track of which side of the razor you are shaving with? I, for one, just use both sides all the time. Shave, flip, shave, rinse, repeat. Confused by two sides equals two shaves.
I use one side at a time after I use it I place it down so if there is a blade on it I used the side that is up, definitely makes it really cheap and simple
I’ve heard of flatbed trucks but never flatbed cars
49:00 Zack and Jesse, you had me at Chic-fil-A Autonomous Delivery Vehicle.
Be great if Tesla could implement a Wifi wake-on-lan so that when only wifi is available and no cell service the app could actually connect.
What happened to Star Female?
Ellie is busy doing other things. 👍
I'm from Sydney Australia, and we currently have two companies offering free electricity periods in the middle of the day, OVO and Globird. OVO gives free electricity between 11am-2pm while Globird is between 12pm-2pm. I'm with Globird because OVO doesn't operate in my area. The Globird plan has only two rates - free as mentioned earlier and 33cents/kWh at all other times of the day. Of course there is also a daily rate.
I work from home two days a week so I'm able to use those 4 hours to charge my M3SR+ for the week, plus top ups over the weekend if I'm not taking the car out during the free period. My wife also has a Kona Electric so she would charge on the days I'm not charging.
The best thing is that even if I can't charge my EVs during the free period, I definitely can charge my home battery and have a full charge or close to it even on a rainy day with no sun. So basically other than winter where the battery isn't enough to last until morning when I keep the air-con on, for about 9 months of the year all I have to pay for all my household electricity plus EV charging is the daily rate of A$0.92
in ARIZONA off peak rates at APS are 6 cents per KW and run from 7PM all through the night into the next afternoon at 4PM and all weekends and Hollidays.
@@michaelschend8785 I wish I could get on APS but in Pinal and stuck with ed3 :(
@@thestocksource8393 at least you don't have to deal with the endless traffic here.
Alabama Power
Rate FD-D (Family Dwelling Demand) $14.50 base + $0.071133 per kWh (7.1133 cents)
Rate Rider PEV (Plug-In Electric Vehicle) Discount of $0.017155 per kWh 9pm-5am (1.7155 cents)
Mark from Alabama (featured in your video 2 weeks ago! - woo hoo!)
Thanks for the Big Battery info with the LuxPower inverter and Ethos batteries - seriously planning for a DIY project in the near future. I'll let you know how it goes.
Wife and I love your channel - proud to be a Patreon
CZcams Music is finally coming to my Tesla!!! 🥳🥳😁🥳
I live in Ontario. Hydro One has three rate plans. TOU gives you .07 cents per kWh overnight and 17 cents per kWh during the day. There is another plan with ... wait for it ... 2 cents per kWh overnight. The day rate is higher than 17 cents. Can't remember the amount but it was higher enough that it didn't make cents for me. .07 cents per kWh means I do about $1.00 CAD per hundred kilometers and still pay a reasonable rate for daytime use of my heat pump for A/C and heating. But if I had a few powerwalls then the 2 cents per kWh at night would make total sense.
Search water porous pavers or permeable pavers
For rate plans: I live in the Connexus Energy area which is north of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. For off peak charging I pay 6.8 cents per kilowatt hour. They also have fixed rate plans with a limit.
I'm scheduled to participate in a VPP event for an hour this evening. Not clear why, but who's to argue?
In Australia Melbourne it’s free to charge your EV between 11am and 2pm with OVO. Or 8c kWh between 12am and 6am.
Because cars are phones, and phones have already reduced lithium ternary battery fires to near nonexistent using battery quality control, management software, and advanced cooling systems (e.g., heat pipes), BEV fires should also be near non-existent within a decade as the market shifts to safer cheaper chemistries like LFP, LFP, possibly Sodium Ion, and eventually Solid State.
When you find out how they make those driveways let the rest of us know.
So nice to have Eli back
$0.1001/ kWh in central PA, I used to use third party suppliers, but I have to use PPL now
My mom bought one kislux and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.
We still need a decent sized battery for the Cybertruck
Still going strong you guys !!!!
Dude in Austin, TX needs to make a Short of the Chic-fil-A Autonomous Delivery Vehicle. It will go viral.
Tesla needs to get close enough to superchargers for the autopark feature to work. There are a lot of places where the supercharger locations seems to be where the office address is. Having to look for the charges after the cars navigation system gives up is not close enough.
In West Central Wisconsin, if you're in the St Croix Valley Electric Cooperative, you can get off-peak charging for 5 cents/kWh and other times at 8 cents/kWh. You have to buy their charger for ~$300 because they will control availability. So for example, in the summer my charger is turned off between around noon until 9:00 PM so you can't charge at all during that time. Off peak is 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM weekdays and all day Saturday and Sunday.
Pretty much a no-brainer if you have an electric car. The 16,000 miles driven my Model X on home charging have cost me a total of about $320. At normal rates it would have been $800. If I had my friends Toyota Highlander Hybrid I would have spent around $1,800 on gas for the same distance.
The down side is it's really a shock when I have to pay SuperCharger prices on the road.
I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the kislux leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.
How about a device to enable Highway patrol officers to sort out reckless drivers from within the flow of traffic?
It would consist of doppler radar to detect excessive closure rates that would trigger a dash camera to record reckless drivers approaching from behind.
Signal processing and video images could be assessed to determine whether the information exceeds the threshold for dangerous driving, and if it should be up linked to the state police. The goal is smooth flowing traffic without weaving between lanes.
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I like that as it would change behaviour,make roads safer and be self funding .👍🏽😊
I live in Goshen, Indiana but it is difficult to find out how to get solar panels installed.
I’ll take a Fisker for 2500! How do I do that??
I thought I'd heard the CT was ahead of the Lightening, but Autoline was dating the Ford was ahead
They are called grass or permeable pavers, they come in cement, plastic and other materials. Cement is most common and durable
Hi greetings from Swiss Alps! We live up in a mountain valley and drive around with electric starting in the company in 2008. As I am a little older with 73 I kept my hybrid until 2021. Now privately we drive a Kia EV6 AWD and a Fiat 500e Ka Prima both the cheapest luxury cars we ever had, we mostly home and destination charge and have participations in water and PV.
South Carolina, dominion energy: Rate 5 is a good time of option if you can charge overnight. Take off peak down to 0.10488 per kWh
Where I live (Clallam County, Washington) there is only one electricity provider. Fortunately electricity is pretty cheap and most of it comes from hydro...
I’m shocked to see Tim pool mentioned in the X posts of the week! I watch his show everyday for years now.
While the Tesla Supercharger network is large in China, so are many other charging networks. Even Zeekr, a division of Geely, has a network of 1000 sites. Other Geely divisions also have chargers, such as Lotus. These are often 450kW units to support the high speed charging of vehicles such as the LiAuto MEGA.
Electricity rates for residences of Ottawa Ontario Canada, and many other Ontario cities is set at $0.028 (2.8 cents) per kWh during the usage window, 11:00pm to 7am. Nice eh? Love this country.
Way too many ads on your channel. I recall why I unsubscribed.
I'm in central Europe, I see a lot more model Ys than 3s here so I think the tariffs will have little impact here.
52:22 I am in Terrell Tx. UNFORTUNATLY we are coop supplied by TVec. However you can technicallyzero out you bill by getting a loan to purchase solar to cover more than your needs so that the surplus sold to the grid pays you back for the loan payments. TVec only writes checks once per year which is another unfortunate thing. but if you plan it right you will be happier than me. My loan has been cleared three years ago I pay a max $50 in there dead of winter and -$60 in summer. Central heating and cooling are never off
Will the extended battery fit under the tent?
The heat tiles are made from aerogel that's why they are so brittle
More accurate metric for car fires is percentage of each vehicle type . Maybe a fudge factor for cars based on age as well. Finally what percentage of autos were in use versus sitting quiet. Total numbers is misleading
I went to your "Clips" channel after that great story on ICE car fires vs EV vs hybrid... and it wasn't there! That would be perfect one!
The EIA/IEA/E-I-E-I-Wrong! story would have been a great one too!
kisluxbag versace bag is so cute
FPL in sw Florida has an “all u can charge” off peak program for $33/month if you already have a permitted 1450 outlet and $38/mo if you don’t. Only 300kwh to breakeven ($33/$0.13 stnd rate)
It’s 61x more often that gas cars catch on fire. Maybe it was a hybrid. I think those are 140x more likely.
Manhattan, New York, NY - Flat rate charging / included with parking fees in the parking garage, -$0.10 per kWh rebate for charging after midnight with ConEd Smart Charge Rewards, and -$25/mo rebate for not charging between 2pm and 8pm in the summer.
Smartcharge NY - for customers in the Con Ed Ny metro area. charge overnight and they send you 10 cents per kilowatt back monthly. it’s a no brainer.
YES! CZcamsMusic!!!
Bout time
Keep bringin' it, boys.
Dallas,Texas i am using Gexa energy hope i can get a better deal for a buy back i have solar panels
Xcel Energy, EV off peak rate $0.028 / kw, requires charger installation through the program (~$800 Chargepoint + $800 labor). Twin Cities, MN. Great show guys.
9:16 fisker vehicles aren't going to suddenly stop working because they don't get updates anymore. They will simply be stuck with the software they have.
And that software is ok? 🙂
@@beehappy7797 Although I don't know for a fact that their software is good, there are some of their vehicles driving around right now. The software seems to be working. Besides, some people might see the fact that the software isn't changing every week as a good thing.
Ontario, Canada. Was already on time of use with seasonal switching of mid-peak. Overnight $0.035 kwh. On peak has varied from $0.12 to $0.18.
Yes. The Danish prises just increased for model 3 with 12000 DKK and 18800 DKK for the Preformance. (relative small increase)
You must Mean The Organic Driveway.Drainage And Grass All in One.Been around for Decades.:)
So far two good news: Military discount and youtube music premium added; I can get my $1k discount and listen to my music without using bluetooth with my phone.
Cybertruck in "Turtle Mode"
please look into reverse trikes such as the apteria
They talk about the Aptera frequently.
PM motors on cybertruck does not have segmented magnets. I can feel the vibration the non segmented magnets cause.
Get it for the batteries!
Now You Know The words you are looking for are "porous parking lot". There are many different types. Exsample look for "Green Permeable Plastic Grass Pavers for Parking Lots, Driveways (4 Pieces/11 sq.ft.)"
Continue to fail to see how purely political Xs are relevant in view of the alleged subject of this channel. Perhaps time to rename the channel for veracity’s sake.
45:20 A Mars Bar is a very well known Chocolate bar in the UK, beats Hershey's any day of the week! EV rates in the UK are very common I am on Octopus Intelligent Go that costs 7p per kWh for at least six hours every night, I am also on their fixed export tariff so get paid 15p/kWh for all exports, my electricity bills are negative 9 months of the year.
Frankly, I kinda lost it after the Birch Mattress Hottie did that stretch. Were you guys saying something about a Cybertruck or something?
California (Southern California Edison) is ¢.38...🤯 and that is off peak
I have pge- I have eg charge 2 rate plan: .35 12am-3pm, about .55 3pm-12am
On the CT drive unit: they probably want used units to take apart and analyze. Perhaps they think there's a chance they might need to do a recall, and they want more real-world data.
Look at the grid storage in other countries
No one talk about this. But why do you think telsa interiors are simple……they are easy to clean
The cybertruck is way too expensive, almost double the prices they were talking about. Currently, I think the f150 is the most useful electric truck ATM.