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To be clear, no EV mandate was passed in California. What we did have was a 2020 executive order that provided the foundation for CARB to create implementing rules requiring ZEV by 2035.
As I’ve long maintained, anything that extends beyond the term of the legislators who created it is broadly aspirational-only. That’s definitely the case here. It was implemented with the stroke of a pen, and it can just as easily be undone or amended by one.
I personally support the policy, but it’s aspirational. No legislation was passed as it was implemented by executive order.
They may not hit the numbers for sure, but the law is passed. I agree with you they aren't going to be able to hit the numbers they need to enforce it.
In California definitely can be done for new cars. But battery electric alone cannot do it. I bet they pivot and partial zero mandate will happen in 2035. But hybrids will be the only none full zero choice across California. In Canada, I highly doubt it’s possible, but it would have to be hybrid too
Last edited by Toys4RJill; Nov 3, 2024 at 06:33 PM.
Reset my trip odometer with the time change. Got as high as 2.45 mi/kWh during the summer, but settled at 2.40 mi/kWh at the time of reset. Started going to a closer office and doing longer drives at highway speed. Lifetime is still at 2.39 mi/kWh and I'm between 2 and 2.2 at highway speeds
Reset my trip odometer with the time change. Got as high as 2.45 mi/kWh during the summer, but settled at 2.40 mi/kWh at the time of reset. Started going to a closer office and doing longer drives at highway speed. Lifetime is still at 2.39 mi/kWh and I'm between 2 and 2.2 at highway speeds
I would say that's really good for an 800 plus HP vehicle that size and weight. You are getting roughly 81 MPGe on average and 74 MPGe at highway speeds 👍
In comparison, my friend has the V8 Raptor R (5.2L/720 HP) and he's happy when he gets 14 MPG
picked up my Model 3 rental. Used FSD for first time. It’s impressive. So impressive that my brother doesn’t want me to drive the car at all. He says let Tesla drive. 😂
Couple times I had to take over. Once leaving the red light my lane shifted to the right and there was a curb on my left and it was heading towards the curb. 2nd time stopped at a 4 way stop sign seem like it became confused whether to leave or not. Traffic was clear the system would nudge the gas but immediately brake, gas, brake. So I gave it a little gas and off it went on its own. So far over 30 miles pretty good even in tight little construction zones.
This is my brother first time a Tesla and he has ALOT of faith in FSD!!!😆