i don't know about an electric sports car. the porsche 918 spyder would be the biggest compromise i could accept but i definitely need the roaring of a high performance internal combustion engine when i kick down...
@MexxProtect If you want the sound of a gas-burning beast, get a sound module for it. Then upload whatever sound you want. Ferrari, you got it. Porshe, that too. Corvette, uh huh. Spaceship, yep. Afterburner, oh yeah!
Thats Typical US Boys, cant build Cars, only use Parts from other Car Producer like Lotus.....to build a Car, OOOoo MAN HEY US BOYS, PLEASE BUILD SELF A CAR, PLEASE DONT USE PARTS FROM THE NATIONS IN EUROPE TO BUILD A RUBBISH LIKE THIS. THIS IS A BLAME FOR US!"
Why can't you take the rotational force from the wheels and attach high out put alternators some how and pipe that juice back into the batteries to get more range?
If you have two empty spots available in your panel, you can install a 2-pole 80AMP breaker (which will give you the continuous 70AMPS at 208V), then feed that through a buck/booster to bump it up to 220V / 70AMPS.
Any professional electrician can do this, and it is perfectly legal, as long as you don't exceed the total current rating of the panel (in which case there should be a main panel breaker what will trip).
Actually 220V can be ready available from your home panel. All home electrical panels currently provide 208V by tapping out of 2 phases (or 208V single phase at they call it). You will then need a buck/booster to boost the voltage from 208 to 220 (about $500). Most 3 bedroom homes have an electrical panel with about 100AMPS available on tap (which is currently shared among all your appliances, lights, AC, etc...).
I'd like very much for my car to be low noise - I would find it futuristic - But I'd also like double glass windows- mabee with warm air circulation to defrost in the winter
@Nichen It was a serious question. Home wiring here in the US isn't designed to handle more than 20-40A for an entire household. An electrician won't just install something that breaks code.
Personally, if I had a Tesla Roadster I would be happy with the 40 AMP charger. That would charge the car from dead empty to full in 5-6 hours. Longbottle I've seen several house-owners using the 70 amps charger in the US....so perhaps it's not as difficult as you say.
they only have 110 volt there, lol we have 230-250v in houses and 3 phase is 415v.
fairyheli2 1 month ago
i don't know about an electric sports car. the porsche 918 spyder would be the biggest compromise i could accept but i definitely need the roaring of a high performance internal combustion engine when i kick down...
MexxProtect 1 year ago
@MexxProtect If you want the sound of a gas-burning beast, get a sound module for it. Then upload whatever sound you want. Ferrari, you got it. Porshe, that too. Corvette, uh huh. Spaceship, yep. Afterburner, oh yeah!
TecnamTwin 8 months ago
One thing I don't understand is couldn't they have JVC to relable it as "Tesla" instead of JVC staring at you? LOL, just nit picking.
peterkim1999 1 year ago
220V * 70A = 15,400watts LOL!!! I'd hate to see your electric bill.
dougdangger 1 year ago
Thats Typical US Boys, cant build Cars, only use Parts from other Car Producer like Lotus.....to build a Car, OOOoo MAN HEY US BOYS, PLEASE BUILD SELF A CAR, PLEASE DONT USE PARTS FROM THE NATIONS IN EUROPE TO BUILD A RUBBISH LIKE THIS. THIS IS A BLAME FOR US!"
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buchananfibbing 1 year ago
great review and great car as well fuck oil motha fuckas and fuck you detroit lol
bonds911 1 year ago
Why can't you take the rotational force from the wheels and attach high out put alternators some how and pipe that juice back into the batteries to get more range?
ThennyDlux 1 year ago 2
@ThennyDlux i was tinking aboaut that, too...
thedancertheworld 1 week ago
If you have two empty spots available in your panel, you can install a 2-pole 80AMP breaker (which will give you the continuous 70AMPS at 208V), then feed that through a buck/booster to bump it up to 220V / 70AMPS.
Any professional electrician can do this, and it is perfectly legal, as long as you don't exceed the total current rating of the panel (in which case there should be a main panel breaker what will trip).
mmikse 1 year ago
Actually 220V can be ready available from your home panel. All home electrical panels currently provide 208V by tapping out of 2 phases (or 208V single phase at they call it). You will then need a buck/booster to boost the voltage from 208 to 220 (about $500). Most 3 bedroom homes have an electrical panel with about 100AMPS available on tap (which is currently shared among all your appliances, lights, AC, etc...).
mmikse 1 year ago
home electrics would need to be modified because the largest line available is the 30amp cooker.
cjellwood 1 year ago
I'd like very much for my car to be low noise - I would find it futuristic - But I'd also like double glass windows- mabee with warm air circulation to defrost in the winter
Olefrom 2 years ago
This dude provided a great amount of info. I want one of those Roadsters.
ratryu 2 years ago 6
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its not worth it if u ask me, unless ur really into saving the universe
JUKIO01 2 years ago
Lol! 220 Volt. Germans won't have trouble charging the car. 220-240 V is home standard
TrickyEmu 2 years ago 13
But can you get 70 amps out of a single circuit? Unlikely, I think. That's industrial-grade.
longbottle 2 years ago
just ask the electritian to install the damn thing. End of story.
Nichen 2 years ago 2
@Nichen It was a serious question. Home wiring here in the US isn't designed to handle more than 20-40A for an entire household. An electrician won't just install something that breaks code.
longbottle 2 years ago
Personally, if I had a Tesla Roadster I would be happy with the 40 AMP charger. That would charge the car from dead empty to full in 5-6 hours. Longbottle I've seen several house-owners using the 70 amps charger in the US....so perhaps it's not as difficult as you say.
Nichen 2 years ago
@Nichen I don't know who's using the 70A charger here, but 70A is more than I can pull from every breaker in my house at once.
longbottle 2 years ago
Well why don't you go out there and do some research about it then
Nichen 2 years ago
"and all of it available from RPM 1"
WOOOOOT
CooLDsteR 2 years ago
much better review than topgear
thanks
rainstormaeroponics 3 years ago 23
wow so many teslas in one room im drooling
BeNGALi4LFE 3 years ago 5
Awesome quality and video!
Awesome car too!
bigbzon 3 years ago 6