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r/SipsTea • u/DelicateAurora • 8h ago
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One exists and is wildly useful. The other is self indulgent bullshit to distract from the fact that Tesla is a terrible company that would be bankrupt without the circus act.
-6 u/starkrampf 6h ago So we have self driving cars, EVs being viable for the masses, rockets going to space regularly, AI revolutionizing tech and productivity. Which one of these technologies were advanced by Europe? None. That’s the point. 12 u/True_Protection6842 6h ago Where are you seeing ev mass adoption? I have an ev and have for 7 years but it’s far from a mass adoption here. Used evs are cheap af! 3 u/irn-bru-anonymous 6h ago In Ireland over 26% of new cars purchased were ev. That’s pretty largely adopted. In Europe as a whole it’s about 23% which isn’t bad considering where it was 7 years ago when you supposedly bought one. Worldwide it’s about 25% In the us it’s only about 7% this year, but that’s still a fairly large number considering. But let’s not let facts get in the way of feels right? 2 u/justinmcelhatt 6h ago Mass adoption of Chinese evs in a large portion of the world. Idk why he thinks we can claim credit for that though..
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So we have self driving cars, EVs being viable for the masses, rockets going to space regularly, AI revolutionizing tech and productivity.
Which one of these technologies were advanced by Europe? None. That’s the point.
12 u/True_Protection6842 6h ago Where are you seeing ev mass adoption? I have an ev and have for 7 years but it’s far from a mass adoption here. Used evs are cheap af! 3 u/irn-bru-anonymous 6h ago In Ireland over 26% of new cars purchased were ev. That’s pretty largely adopted. In Europe as a whole it’s about 23% which isn’t bad considering where it was 7 years ago when you supposedly bought one. Worldwide it’s about 25% In the us it’s only about 7% this year, but that’s still a fairly large number considering. But let’s not let facts get in the way of feels right? 2 u/justinmcelhatt 6h ago Mass adoption of Chinese evs in a large portion of the world. Idk why he thinks we can claim credit for that though..
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Where are you seeing ev mass adoption? I have an ev and have for 7 years but it’s far from a mass adoption here. Used evs are cheap af!
3 u/irn-bru-anonymous 6h ago In Ireland over 26% of new cars purchased were ev. That’s pretty largely adopted. In Europe as a whole it’s about 23% which isn’t bad considering where it was 7 years ago when you supposedly bought one. Worldwide it’s about 25% In the us it’s only about 7% this year, but that’s still a fairly large number considering. But let’s not let facts get in the way of feels right? 2 u/justinmcelhatt 6h ago Mass adoption of Chinese evs in a large portion of the world. Idk why he thinks we can claim credit for that though..
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In Ireland over 26% of new cars purchased were ev. That’s pretty largely adopted.
In Europe as a whole it’s about 23% which isn’t bad considering where it was 7 years ago when you supposedly bought one.
Worldwide it’s about 25%
In the us it’s only about 7% this year, but that’s still a fairly large number considering.
But let’s not let facts get in the way of feels right?
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Mass adoption of Chinese evs in a large portion of the world. Idk why he thinks we can claim credit for that though..
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u/True_Protection6842 8h ago
One exists and is wildly useful. The other is self indulgent bullshit to distract from the fact that Tesla is a terrible company that would be bankrupt without the circus act.