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Question Diesel Shortage looks imminent.. What are you stocking up on?

Wolkenflieger said:
Some companies such as Frito-Lay have already purchased Tesla semitrucks for their fleet. They're still few in number but they're long range (up to 500 miles) and with center-seating for the driver like a McLaren F1.

They'll probably drive themselves at some point like any other Tesla with FSD. These trucks don't use gas or diesel as they're all electric. Tesla is still building out the charging infrastructure for these trucks like they did for their cars, though with cars most owners charge at home for daily use.
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For sure. this is why my household transportation is split between a truck and a tesla. The truck does truck things, the tesla does daily driving and acts as insulation against gasoline prices since electricity prices are relatively stable. It's also cheap to charge at superchargers between midnight and 8:00am if home charging isn't possible for people living in apartments.
 
decius_mus said:
For sure. this is why my household transportation is split between a truck and a tesla. The truck does truck things, the tesla does daily driving and acts as insulation against gasoline prices since electricity prices are relatively stable. It's also cheap to charge at superchargers between midnight and 8:00am if home charging isn't possible for people living in apartments.
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My dad just bought a Cyberbeast. All in one plus racecar performance lol. Unbelievably fast
 
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