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Thinking of putting a reservation myself.
Anyone know approximate fulfillment times?
I will contact them tomorrow.
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Model 3 reservations edging towards half a million. What's the bet that Elon Musk is a Democrat voter...
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paladisious wrote:adrtho wrote:will not need government incentive...Australians will buy it because it new and everyone else is buying it in USA :lol: Or because, y'know, it's a good car for the price... Yep, over 5 years a car doing 30K/year would save over $15K on fuel and about $5K on servicing, apples v apples ICE car (charging off peak). So if it costs $55K, it should be compared to a $35K car. No $35K car will do 0-100 under 6 seconds, have the autonomous capabilities and storage space of the Model 3. The autonomous driving of the Model 3 will be 'second gen' and much better than the Model S.
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adrtho wrote:will not need government incentive...Australians will buy it because it new and everyone else is buying it in USA :lol: Or because, y'know, it's a good car for the price...
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paladisious wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:The sad part of the Model 3's release in Australia is it will be above the luxury car tax threshold, because we have a country filled with fucking simpletons who fail to grasp the higher price is not due to 'luxury' but due to battery costs and autonomous equipment standard (that reduces emergency service costs...:idea: ) The Tesla Model 3 will not fall under the Luxury Car Tax. ATO wrote:The threshold for 2015-16 is $63,184 (or $75,375 for fuel-efficient cars – those with a fuel consumption of 7 L / 100 km or less). Sadly however this is just about the only government financial incentive for Australian electric vehicle customers except those few in the ACT who get discount rego. will not need government incentive...Australians will buy it because it new and everyone else is buying it in USA :lol:
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paladisious wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:The sad part of the Model 3's release in Australia is it will be above the luxury car tax threshold, because we have a country filled with fucking simpletons who fail to grasp the higher price is not due to 'luxury' but due to battery costs and autonomous equipment standard (that reduces emergency service costs...:idea: ) The Tesla Model 3 will not fall under the Luxury Car Tax. ATO wrote:The threshold for 2015-16 is $63,184 (or $75,375 for fuel-efficient cars – those with a fuel consumption of 7 L / 100 km or less). Sadly however this is just about the only government financial incentive for Australian electric vehicle customers except those few in the ACT who get discount rego. Yes that is relevant for individuals but not businesses. EDIT: Depreciation for business is limited to $57K. Regardless electric cars that have under, say, 500km range shouldn't have luxury car tax. Edited by Murdoch Rags Ltd: 4/4/2016 07:13:40 PM
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Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:The sad part of the Model 3's release in Australia is it will be above the luxury car tax threshold, because we have a country filled with fucking simpletons who fail to grasp the higher price is not due to 'luxury' but due to battery costs and autonomous equipment standard (that reduces emergency service costs...:idea: ) The Tesla Model 3 will not fall under the Luxury Car Tax. ATO wrote:The threshold for 2015-16 is $63,184 (or $75,375 for fuel-efficient cars – those with a fuel consumption of 7 L / 100 km or less). Sadly however this is just about the only government financial incentive for Australian electric vehicle customers except those few in the ACT who get discount rego.
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The sad part of the Model 3's release in Australia is it will be above the luxury car tax threshold, because we have a country filled with fucking simpletons who fail to grasp the higher price is not due to 'luxury' but due to battery costs and autonomous equipment standard (that reduces emergency service costs...:idea: )
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Reservations for Model 3 now up to 276,000
Internal combustion engine industry getting wrecked Too funny :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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adrtho wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Model 3 reservations now up to 232,000 wow that's fucked :lol:
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Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Model 3 reservations now up to 232,000 wow
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Model 3 reservations now up to 232,000
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Utterly unprecedented in the automotive industry - Tesla effectively have a $400M 18 month interest free loan Allowing for an average selling price of A$55K, reservations alone will result in sales of A$16B! Unbelievable!!! Tesla Model 3 reservations hit 200K, likely to surpass 300K before year's end http://electrek.co/2016/04/01/tesla-ceo-elon-musk-extrapolates-180k-model-3-reservations-to-a-7-5b-day/
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180,000 pre ordered Tesla model 3 with 24 hrs
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paladisious wrote:Tesla Model 3 unveiled today:
[youtube]NAsW6o1cYWE[/youtube]
Edited by paladisious: 1/4/2016 03:32:55 PM wow, they already have 115,000 pre orders...people putting up $1000 usd
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Tesla Model 3 unveiled today:
[youtube]NAsW6o1cYWE[/youtube]
Edited by paladisious: 1/4/2016 03:32:55 PM
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Quote:India’s Power Minister Piyush Goyal recently announced plans for an interesting program that could see the nation’s whole car fleet becoming 100% electric by 2030. It represents one of the most ambitious goal for the electrification of transport in a large country. The program would let people buy electric vehicles with zero down payment financed by the state and drivers can then pay for the vehicle at the rate they are saving on gas. http://electrek.co/2016/03/28/india-electric-cars-2030/
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Quote:London’s first long-range all-electric double-decker buses are now in service
Transport for London (TfL) and electric vehicle manufacturer BYD announced last week that the city of London is putting in service its firsts long-range all-electric double-decker buses... ...The buses are equipped with BYD’s massive 345 kWh battery packs capable of around 190 miles (306km) of range of urban driving, which is generally more than enough for a regular daily bus route. The five buses are more than 33 feet long and feature air conditioning, seats for 54 passengers with space for 27 standing passengers (81 total). If only Australia had such forward thinking #-o
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Quote:Florida-based li-ion battery maker Oakridge Global Energy Solutions recently confirmed a battery supply agreement with Freedom Trucking in Minnesota. In the announcement, Oakridge is making some impressive claims, especially that the battery-powered drivetrain will enable interstate trucks with a gross vehicle weight (GVWR) of 80,000 pounds to travel more than 400 miles.... ....Freedom Trucking expects to save $0.60 per mile over traditional diesel trucks based on an analysis it ordered from the US Department of Transportation. The propulsion system was developed over a 5-year period through a partnership between Freedom Trucking, “Ohio State University scientists and others”. Freedom Trucking aims to first utilize on a daily basis the new electric drivetrain later this year to move cargo between Chicago and Minneapolis. http://electrek.co/2016/03/15/electric-trucks-oakridge/
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Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Quote:The Kochs Are Plotting A Multimillion-Dollar Assault On Electric Vehicles A new group could spend $10 million a year on the campaign. The oil and gas industry may have thought it had killed the electric car, but sales -- boosted by generous government subsidies -- rose dramatically between 2010 and 2014, and energy giants are worried the thing may have come back to life. Time to kill it again. A new group that's being cobbled together with fossil fuel backing hopes to spend about $10 million dollars per year to boost petroleum-based transportation fuels and attack government subsidies for electric vehicles, according to refining industry sources familiar with the plan. A Koch Industries board member and a veteran Washington energy lobbyist are working quietly to fund and launch the new advocacy outfit. Koch Industries, the nation's second-largest privately held corporation, is an energy and industrial conglomerate with $115 billion in annual revenues that is controlled by the multibillionaire brothers -- and prolific conservative donors -- Charles and David Koch. James Mahoney, a confidante of the brothers and member of their company's board, has teamed up with lobbyist Charlie Drevna, who until last year helmed the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers, for preliminary talks with several energy giants about funding the new pro-petroleum fuels group.... http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/entry/koch-electric-vehicles_us_56c4d63ce4b0b40245c8cbf6?section=australia $10 million a year? that all ! the name of the game for oil today is, dig the oil out of the ground as fast as you can , and sell the oil at any prices....because if in 10 years time, you have any oil left in the ground , that oil will be staying there
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Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Quote:Mercedes selects a li-ion battery cell supplier for Its upcoming line of electric vehicles SK Innovation, a battery cell maker part of the South Korea-based chemical and energy conglomerate SK, confirmed (via GreenCarCongress) that it has been selected as the supplier of battery cells for Mercedes’ upcoming line of electric vehicles. Last month, Daimler green-lighted 4 new long-range electric vehicles, which will reportedly be two sedans and two crossover SUVs. The automaker will need an important volume of battery cells if it plans to manufacture these upcoming vehicles in significant volume.... http://electrek.co/2016/02/18/mercedes-select-a-li-ion-battery-cell-supplier-for-its-upcoming-line-of-electric-vehicles/ the problem for all other car company, is Telsa will be make 60% of the worlds Lithium battery when gigafactory start soon...
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Quote:The Kochs Are Plotting A Multimillion-Dollar Assault On Electric Vehicles A new group could spend $10 million a year on the campaign. The oil and gas industry may have thought it had killed the electric car, but sales -- boosted by generous government subsidies -- rose dramatically between 2010 and 2014, and energy giants are worried the thing may have come back to life. Time to kill it again. A new group that's being cobbled together with fossil fuel backing hopes to spend about $10 million dollars per year to boost petroleum-based transportation fuels and attack government subsidies for electric vehicles, according to refining industry sources familiar with the plan. A Koch Industries board member and a veteran Washington energy lobbyist are working quietly to fund and launch the new advocacy outfit. Koch Industries, the nation's second-largest privately held corporation, is an energy and industrial conglomerate with $115 billion in annual revenues that is controlled by the multibillionaire brothers -- and prolific conservative donors -- Charles and David Koch. James Mahoney, a confidante of the brothers and member of their company's board, has teamed up with lobbyist Charlie Drevna, who until last year helmed the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers, for preliminary talks with several energy giants about funding the new pro-petroleum fuels group.... http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/entry/koch-electric-vehicles_us_56c4d63ce4b0b40245c8cbf6?section=australia
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Quote:Mercedes selects a li-ion battery cell supplier for Its upcoming line of electric vehicles SK Innovation, a battery cell maker part of the South Korea-based chemical and energy conglomerate SK, confirmed (via GreenCarCongress) that it has been selected as the supplier of battery cells for Mercedes’ upcoming line of electric vehicles. Last month, Daimler green-lighted 4 new long-range electric vehicles, which will reportedly be two sedans and two crossover SUVs. The automaker will need an important volume of battery cells if it plans to manufacture these upcoming vehicles in significant volume.... http://electrek.co/2016/02/18/mercedes-select-a-li-ion-battery-cell-supplier-for-its-upcoming-line-of-electric-vehicles/
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scotty21 wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Tesla is killing Mercedes, Audi & BMW in the luxury car market :lol: :lol: :lol: Quote:Tesla demonstrated its catastrophic affect on the US luxury car market with a simple table. If you start at the bottom, the market is at about 100,000 cars a year and it’s basically unchanged from 2014 to 2015. The market is for “large luxury” cars and includes not only the Model S but Audi’s A7 and A8, BMW’s 6 and 7 series, the Jaguar XJ, Lexus LS Mercedes CLS and S Class and the Porsche Panamera. Each of these models has fallen in sales from almost 5%-over 15% from 2014-2015. Where did these sales go? Boom! The Tesla Model S is up over 50% going from 16,689 to 25,202 units from 2014 to 2015... http://electrek.co/2016/02/10/tesla-shows-how-the-model-s-is-totally-disrupting-the-large-luxury-car-market-in-the-us/ Still rather drive an S class Mercedes than some electric hippy mobile I am pretty confident that the pioneering adventurers that took Homo Erectus out of Africa would have been left wing
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U.S. Sales of Large Luxury Vehicles 2015 Tesla Model S 25,202 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 21,934 BMW 7-Series 9,292 BMW 6-Series 8,146 Audi A7 7,721 Lexus LS 7,165 Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class 6,152 Audi A8 4,990 Porsche Panamera 4,985 Jaguar XJ 3,611
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scotty21 wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Tesla is killing Mercedes, Audi & BMW in the luxury car market :lol: :lol: :lol: Quote:Tesla demonstrated its catastrophic affect on the US luxury car market with a simple table. If you start at the bottom, the market is at about 100,000 cars a year and it’s basically unchanged from 2014 to 2015. The market is for “large luxury” cars and includes not only the Model S but Audi’s A7 and A8, BMW’s 6 and 7 series, the Jaguar XJ, Lexus LS Mercedes CLS and S Class and the Porsche Panamera. Each of these models has fallen in sales from almost 5%-over 15% from 2014-2015. Where did these sales go? Boom! The Tesla Model S is up over 50% going from 16,689 to 25,202 units from 2014 to 2015... http://electrek.co/2016/02/10/tesla-shows-how-the-model-s-is-totally-disrupting-the-large-luxury-car-market-in-the-us/ Still rather drive an S class Mercedes than some electric hippy mobile I've own S-class Mercedes in past , and if you're driving yourself then you would buy Telsa model S over Mercedes S-class, Telsa car is the most advanced car on the market , which is what Mercedes S-class use to be ....if you're using Mercedes S-class in a limousine type of situation (have a driver) then ok, but if driving yourself , Telsa model S just so fucking unique
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Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:Tesla is killing Mercedes, Audi & BMW in the luxury car market :lol: :lol: :lol: Quote:Tesla demonstrated its catastrophic affect on the US luxury car market with a simple table. If you start at the bottom, the market is at about 100,000 cars a year and it’s basically unchanged from 2014 to 2015. The market is for “large luxury” cars and includes not only the Model S but Audi’s A7 and A8, BMW’s 6 and 7 series, the Jaguar XJ, Lexus LS Mercedes CLS and S Class and the Porsche Panamera. Each of these models has fallen in sales from almost 5%-over 15% from 2014-2015. Where did these sales go? Boom! The Tesla Model S is up over 50% going from 16,689 to 25,202 units from 2014 to 2015... http://electrek.co/2016/02/10/tesla-shows-how-the-model-s-is-totally-disrupting-the-large-luxury-car-market-in-the-us/ Still rather drive an S class Mercedes than some electric hippy mobile
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Tesla is killing Mercedes, Audi & BMW in the luxury car market :lol: :lol: :lol: Quote:Tesla demonstrated its catastrophic affect on the US luxury car market with a simple table. If you start at the bottom, the market is at about 100,000 cars a year and it’s basically unchanged from 2014 to 2015. The market is for “large luxury” cars and includes not only the Model S but Audi’s A7 and A8, BMW’s 6 and 7 series, the Jaguar XJ, Lexus LS Mercedes CLS and S Class and the Porsche Panamera. Each of these models has fallen in sales from almost 5%-over 15% from 2014-2015. Where did these sales go? Boom! The Tesla Model S is up over 50% going from 16,689 to 25,202 units from 2014 to 2015... http://electrek.co/2016/02/10/tesla-shows-how-the-model-s-is-totally-disrupting-the-large-luxury-car-market-in-the-us/
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