Tesla Talk 2

So wait your saying Tesla have reported zero accidents ?

No i didn't see that can you link the report ?

This sounds on any metric to be complete fabrication. Send on the link there i can't wait to pull it apart with public Twitter posts of this not being true.

The use of camera based technology to self drive driverless cars with or without paying passengers on the open roads is a scam.

The rest of your post just describes how they are using people lack of understanding of the limitations of this technology to fluff the markets. Something that doesn't seem to have worked because they made gains before those gains were then extinguished.

On any metric it appears the proclamations from musk seem to be finally wearing thin with the investors.

Camera technology analysis for image generation has a part to play in this place but is ridiculously exposed as being the primary driver for decision making.

Funnily enough I just bought and upgraded my robot lawnmower..you'd never guess what technology is in the most expensive and accurate ones. I'll let you have a guess ....

Not sure if your aware of how stock price works. But look at the ytd.

Despite you and others proclaiming how well they are doing in Q1 rebounding sales.

How robotaxi is the future.

How FSD approval in Netherlands is a huge win.

How it's not a car company but it's bigger.

We aren't seeing a return to lofty pricing. Your own graph shows this.

I mean what was the point of that ?

His proclamations are wearing thin. Fairly obvious . He plays the same yarn every time but sure there's always some that might swallow it. He's a genius after all and anyone that thinks he isnt doesn't understand his greatness (or is just a peasant) 😂

Hardly , it's illegal.

More fool on whomever brought it in.

They often bring it on tours. I saw it in Dundrum a couple of years ago.

Point to note, it is not illegal.

What is illegal is to import a new one, or for the OEM to sell it here. That's where the legality ends.

There is nothing to stop anyone buying a +6 month old with +6k km on the odometer and importing as a used model. In fact, Ireland would be a perfect country to do this in, as we do not do any checks beyond checking the odometer, vin & the prior title, and gives you a registration plate. In the uk (or most other EU countries) you have to pass a roadworthiness legality test to get the plates. Here you get the plates regardless (I did this a few years ago, got my reg plates for a 2500 Chevy Suburban still with red turn signals and no fog light for instance.)

Interesting point to note, the suburban was longer (3 inches) and almost as wide (~1 inch) as the cybertruck.

I'm watching as the prices stateside come down, I'd love to have one here! If only to flash my valid V5C and NCT/CVRT disc at everyone claiming its "illegal"

How is here different to the UK where they won't or don't seem to issue any road worthy certification for that vehicle ? Going as far as to seize one last year that couldn't pass their test, so the owner tried driving it anyway for the police to take it.

How would a cybertruck pass these tests in Ireland ? Genuine question . As I think your comparison with your American truck is flawed. It doesn't have the same serious safety implications on it's exterior .

Just wondering how your assuming it will get certification for that classification without simply guessing.

And to play devils advocate of course there is always guesswork when no one has attempted this before, however this is based on my prior experience importing multiple US cars and reading the appplicable legislation. Therefore I know the process on the ground as well as the legality

FWIW I also asked chat gpt and it agreed with me. If you like those kind of things.