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| 3.18.21
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Here is a interesting 14-minute video by Lars Strandridder that predicts that fossil fuel-based energy and transportation industries are on the verge of collapse, and Tesla is ready to harvest the benefits of this collapse. As Lars points out, this disruption is something that Tony Seba, the noted speaker and author, has been forecasting for a long time.
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Virtual Meetup with Chris Castro, Director of Sustainability for the City of OrlandoChris Castro is a member of our club, the Director of Sustainability & Resilience for the City of Orlando, and Senior read more...
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Florida Tesla Enthusiasts enjoy a relaxing lunch & cruise along the St. Johns RiverOn June 5, 2021, 60 club members and their guests gathered for a lunch and river cruise onboard The Barbara-Lee. It's the only read more...
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Pikes Peak EV Record Holder seeks to make history driving a Model S Plaid in the Mt. Washington Hill Climb next weekend!We are proud to have Blake Fuller as a member of our Tesla club. Blake broke two Pike's Peak records in an Electric Vehicle and read more...
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Tesla Owners Florida and South Florida enjoy a Track Day at Homestead-Miami SpeedwayOn June 6, 2021, 45 Teslas gathered for a charity event to experience Homestead-Miami Speedway's unique progressive banking read more...
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Car Display and Meetup at Ginger’s Bar & Restaurant in Oakland ParkOn Saturday April 3rd, members of Florida Tesla Enthusiasts as well as non-club members had a meetup and car display at Ginger's read more...
Interesting video. I agree with the scenario but the timing is very optimistic. Cost to manufacture batteries will go down but scarcity will keep the purchase price higher or they will only be used in more expensive cars as they are now. Elon went on record saying that it didn't make sense to accelerate the Semi project because each semi uses 5x as many batteries as a car but won't sell for 5x as much. Simply put, inexpensive electric cars will be built when EV makers have sold all of the more expensive EV's that they can and they still have batteries left over. $18,000 EV's will not be replacing ICE vehicles in 2025 (except maybe in China) because the EV makers will be selling all that they can make and there will be many more customers than they can make cars for. A BloombergNEF study says that 3% of the car sales worldwide are EV's currently and that will rise to 10% in 2025. It may surpass 10% but there just won't be the manufacturing capacity to collapse the ICE industry.