The REAL Cost of Owning a Tesla

The prospect of owning a Tesla fills many of us with excitement, but the price point can seem a little high when compared to a similar combustion engine car. Have you ever wondered what the real cost is to Tesla ownership? We were wondering if the claims to earn your money back had any substance, so we set out to explore all the costs involved in owning a Tesla when compared to a conventional car.
The REAL Cost of Owning a Tesla

[@KnowArt]

Lesson 1 in video creation: talk about numbers? put numbers on screen.

[@CardenFinancial]

I agree. That would've been helpful.

[@HEROFOREVER]

Yikes

[@brianjohnson5699]

Good advice aldo. Glad to see your advice is causing your channel to explode in subscribers. If you have time shoot me some contact info, I have a buddy starting up who could use your expert advice in content production I’m sure with you scraping 200 subs he’d be honored to have your ear on some subjects.

[@woutd4293]

"Is there anything Tesla can't do" Well, let's talk about build quality or just the materials used compared to a Renault or something, let aside the "premium" brands xD. I'm not being mean or anything but this video is just a Tesla ad and not really appropriate for people that are looking for real information about numbers and good comparisons between cars... I hope you do something with it because I usually enjoy the videos

[@fiucsavar]

@@brianjohnson5699 he’s right though

[@alfredo9470]

I didn’t know that the lizard from geico is reviewing cars now.😂😂😂

[@Rivs5117]

😭😭😭

[@localtoiletstealer2245]

Lol he doez

[@localtoiletstealer2245]

Before anyone yells at me about misspelling, I did that on purpose

[@levi3732]

lmao

[@bearuchiha1428]

🤣

[@odilbekmatyokubov]

I am going to buy a Tesla, just working on my dreams.🔥

[@illia_troshuk7071]

You can buy a Tesla, in shares, or it's fractions, like I did. Better than nothing 😂

[@BeanOnTheFlipside]

@@illia_troshuk7071 you mean EMI

[@illia_troshuk7071]

@@BeanOnTheFlipside I meant shares, as you can buy at any amount them

[@BeanOnTheFlipside]

@@illia_troshuk7071 why would buy shares if you want a car.

[@illia_troshuk7071]

@@BeanOnTheFlipside to get some profit, and own at least something of Tesla

[@mrsillyvest5055]

I wish you included a summary of the total cost at the end of the video

[@pranavjosep2119]

Yeah

[@bugboy9795]

Yeah

[@KeyBrute]

Yeah

[@Oogabooga11249]

Yeah

[@Hi-zn6lf]

Yeah

[@scavengersredemptaliation1503]

THIS VIDEO TITLE SHOULD BE " THE REAL REASON YOU SHOULD BUY TESLA"

[@jiemingou2010]

Facts! Anyone who wrote a convincing argumentive paper knew to put some drawbacks or counterarguments/drawbacks. This video feels it's just straight up promoting Tesla. .

[@mmm-mmm]

THIS VIDEO TITLE SHOULD BE "HOW TO KISS TESLA'S ASS"

[@dingus622]

Making tesla batteries is a very polluting process

[@sgtarchdornan2077]

@@dingus622 Exactly having the car in general still pollutes since a lot of electricity comes from the burning of coal. And as you said the extraction of the metals is very pollutive

[@yappers7038]

I still don’t know the real cost

[@aimxdy8680]

The real cost is 40,000 dollars with base model and 60,000 with model 3 Peformance and 50,000 dollars for long range model.

[@khiempham3006]

I AM THE ALMIGHTY 69TH LIKE

[@pendejo9891]

47k he said I think

[@nothing9220]

I was expecting numbers ...

[@zthphoto]

Use your head

[@vavet39]

Do your research, download video making software, make your own video, why is everyone so lazy..oh wait

[@babeena_gt_3645]

He says the calculated numbers

[@manueldavid7369]

calculated over 5 years it's actually a lot cheaper to buy/lease and maintain a Tesla Model 3 than ANY other similarly sized car. The savings are mindblowing. And this being both the safest and most advanced car on the market.

[@darian2975]

True. The only cars Tesla still can't quite rival in terms of cost are probably cheaper Toyotas. I own such car and for economic and regional reasons can't switch to Tesla anytime soon. But once Elon actually make his deal with China and build Shanghai mega factory, or even the rumored Indonesian factory I hope someday I can finally own these sweet car. Go Elon

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

Lol, I got my VW Jetta 4 years ago for around $22K brand new (including taxes. I have not had to do any maintenance besides changing the oil (less than $100/year). But tell me more about how a $45000 plus tax Tesla Model 3 is supposed to be "a lot cheaper".

[@Oneinamillion6]

@@tinytownsoftware3837 he’s right I’ve done the math . The savings on gas make up for the high price tag on the Tesla especially if you have a long commute to work . A full recharge cost around $11 and that long range gets about 310 miles . And also with the performance boost makes this thing just as fast as a hell cat amazing .

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

@@Oneinamillion6 How much $ per year are you saving?

[@brxndonl1927]

@@tinytownsoftware3837 all you’ve done to your vw within 4 years is change the oil? lm

[@romelindareyes7337]

Success usually comes to those who are too busy looking for it. If you want a tesla, you don’t need to be rich to get one.

[@melpatriarca4498]

You don't need to be rich to get one.

[@melpatriarca4498]

I'm a Crypto investor, I bought a tesla very easy with just a week profit..

[@biltoncharles5447]

@@melpatriarca4498 very easy for you, wow. 🤔

[@biltoncharles5447]

@@melpatriarca4498 I'm looking for a good broker to help me with my trades, any ideas?

[@clintonj.johnson9879]

I'm a fan of crypto, I hold some few coins in my wallet.

[@redrockdesign3333]

You skipped the most important aspect: depreciation

[@RobbyBesch]

And insurance

[@Joker-fx6mh]

@@RobbyBesch my insurance went down when I bought my model y

[@balneetsraon5478]

Depreciation happens less in a tesla as the car actually gets value with each update, ie: full self driving beta etc.

[@ymcpa73]

@@balneetsraon5478 Their examples didn't include the $10k Full self driving option. The other updates are usually fairly minor. There were a couple that increased acceleration and range. I don't think those lowered depreciation by much. Tesla do have good resale because electric motors last longer than ICE engines. There is still wear on the interior, suspension, electrical components, etc. The battery degradation will also vary depending on charging habits. There is also the issue of Tesla dropping the price of new models. This will obviously cause depreciation on the used cars since no one will pay near new prices when they can get a full warranty, pristine interior and exterior, and possibly better hardware, especially newer batteries with longer range.

[@jacquelinecastaneda4896]

@@ymcpa73 to minimize battery degradation, what do I do?

[@abarrick09]

I purchased my model 3 for 47k and received 6k in cash rebates. I drove the car 40k miles in the first year and it cost me a total of $240. I’ve had 0 maintenance cost so far. Put that I perspective my previous BMW cost me 2k in the year just in service. Let alone the $3800 I spent on fuel on 30k miles a year in that car. Purchasing a tesla is more economical than people think even at 47k.

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

If you want to save money, why are you buying a Tesla for $47K? If you want to save money, buy a used Corolla for $12K.

[@stkbloc9717]

@@tinytownsoftware3837 bc he don’t want a piece of shit car he wants a nice looking one

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

@@stkbloc9717 So then he doesn't want to save money! He wants a nice looking car. Then stop pretending you are saving money by buying a nice looking but expensive car.

[@anthonyseals2477]

how are you saving money if it cost atleast 50k

[@joel3683]

@@anthonyseals2477 I get it the high price tag but you realize most things that are made with the purpose of being more economical/better for the environment and that also help you save more in the long run have a high initial price tag, it's a car that is aiming to lasting 1 million miles, almost every car is going to have cost more in the long run when compared to the tesla so there you go

[@Lirky77]

Look, I've never put a thumbs down button to videos (and this was the first), but the title was a bit of clickbait. After watching it, there are no real numbers there (but for an approximate fuel and yearly service cost), no numbers written on screen, etc. The REAL cost ? I would have expected a way more in depth analysis. I'm not an ICE lover, btw. I will be owning a Telsa Mod 3 by the end of the year. I love Tesla etc. But I can't really put a thumbs up on this very simple video.

[@jed23ify]

Yea, you can tell this video was done in a damn hurry. They couldn’t even bother with simple video editing putting some simple numbers up and keeping tally. Thumbs down.

[@GoodAtheistAlway]

You did not mention charging times which is still a huge barrier for us mortals.

[@pippipster6767]

Yes, I hear the celestial charging network is much more efficient 🤣

[@felixgao7417]

Don't forget the insurance and registration cost. My ICE car usually cost me $5-600 for a full year of insurance, the M3D cost more than $1,700 a year. Also registration for ICE is like $200 per year while M3D cost around $640

[@khanhphu5302]

It's really nice to me (from a non-English country) that your voice speed could be slower and the content should put more numbers every time you talk about them. Thank you.

[@jackle842000]

So if I live in the far north am I going to need to install a wood burning stove for heat and to help keep my batteries from degenerating in extreme cold sub 0 weather? Or drive it on a cord? Or how much more energy it burn to run a heater full blast and is it enough to melt in extremely cold conditions? Anyone know how this works? I love the idea of a nice quiet ride but I'm trying to figure out if it's worth it.

[@dhillon5660]

4:00 I want to see his video ? Link maybe ?

[@akwpython]

We needed this type of video thanks.

[@b0chen]

Great video, lots of good research. Just in 5 years, it saved ~5k, what about in 10 years when the combustion engine car has more major services needed? 10+?

[@user-sc8ph2ds2m]

tesla won't last more than 5 years so it's not comparable :')

[@Mr.Mariuzz]

I really enjoy your videos, keep it up!

[@mehdihassan8316]

Elon topic videos are good

[@yamaho8438]

Fr

[@piodigo18]

agree

[@Fiso_Moyo]

Always

[@averagesauceenjoyer7209]

yep, inspiring even if you disagree with his ideas

[@tgdelta]

One small correction on the BMW. if you bought it new. the service warranty would be included so it would be just fuel cost

[@gabrielm.6011]

Hey, could you do another video but focus on the leasing part (if you can, get any hidden costs). Love your vids.

[@knockapuken]

What of reliability and build quality? Does the Tesla stack up against the BMW in these two areas?

[@qwincyq6412]

Conveniently forgot to mention the cost of installing a fast charger and upgrading the house wiring to 200 amp service. Could reach as high as $300

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

$300? Those are rookie numbers! Upgrading to 200A line is easily 1K. How do I know? I did it for my own house?

[@ayushmankishorvlogs]

Me : who don't even own a 2wheeler KZbin: real cost of owning a Tesla Me: interesting 😋

[@marthajf73]

What is the source of the electricity to run these cars?

[@GETREALLYRICH]

Could you do a similar video showing the numbers all compared side by side?

[@jackschatzle4217]

How about the home charging? How much to put it in?

[@jaywho7264]

i have an LLC, im paying 300 a month for my subaru, i travel 100 to 150 miles per day monday to friday on top of that im spending 300 to 320 bucks per month on gasoline should i buy a tesla model 3 standard range ?

[@warrenmaaskant9437]

what's the difference in insurance premiums?

[@uhhcoolstory5627]

Definitely gonna buy the 25k car when it comes out. As long as it’s not the classic small box ev

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

Never gonna happen. There's no money in cheap cars. Average car prices are going up not down. Especially for EVs. Look at the plethora of models coming out in the next few years. All expensive models.

[@18081941]

Watch your videos everyday keep it up ☺️😁

[@daviddamanyu]

Purchase model y in July 2020. As of nov 2020 the model y has 11k miles. Yikes 😳

[@CristianGomez-x1g]

Not sure if this is true but when you go to the supercharged Tesla and you want to get gas isn't it like 6 bucks?

[@rafsal143]

Love this channel, no bullshit no drag, sweet and simple short video including all the main points.

[@leeroymlg4692]

Except putting any numbers on screen

[@paulwood1163]

Questions: I love the Wing Gull doors. Are those models getting the new 1Million Mile batteries? If I have a charging setup at my home and I want to visit my Mom at about ~200 miles away, how could I charge my care at her house without her having the same setup? Do I get a regular 110 (US) outlet to Tesla Charging input along with this car? Or any other model? (3 perhaps?) I couldn't afford to put a solar roof on her house. Not to mention the PowerWall(s) required. Her home still uses a truck that brings oil to dump in her basement tank. UGH! I've watched to many of these videos but I don't see the every day answers. I don't want to stop on the NJ Turnpike for 3 hours of recharge to turn my visit into more time spend on the road recharging than actual family time together. Address this please!!! I think its and wealthy and some Upper Middle class helping to drive the rest of us to the full-green solution we all desire. For all the videos I watch here, non make is affordable for me yet. So frustrating. Maybe when we ditch the current Administration we'll start supporting cheaper alternative again? Hard to say when our next guy is an ultra-conservative.

[@velveder2]

What is the cost to repair if you are in an accident?

[@MrAvant123]

I just bought a nearly BMW X3 after looking at elec cars specifically Tesla and Polestar. My car is 3 months old and less than 3K miles and I saved nearly £9k over the list price and got a 3 year maint plan thrown in. Discounted the Model 3 due to just not having a big load space due to not being a hatchback. The model Y is now available but just too expensive, and to date have never been able to get a test drive or a look at a Polestar because I live in the West Country. I just gradually came to the conclusion that the UK isnt really ready for EV's yet. Also another thing that is not considered here is they is no tangible used market for decent EV's yet so you are forced to buy new. To my mind right now nice EV's are still over priced and pitched as premium models. I decided to wait a few years so I wouldnt be stung as an early adopter. I also think tech will improve greatly also. No mention of some of Tesla's iffy build quality and the fact that Tesla charging is no longer free across the board as far as I'm aware in the UK plus my insurance was almost 80% more than my BMW. Slick video with some convenient omissions for ownership in UK !

[@ReavoEnd]

Wish you'd covered ownership tax in the US. I've heard it can be pretty outrageous.

[@AR-rn8ok]

Every state is different.

[@wakeno.6047]

How many years do the batteries of the car last? That's my main issue

[@FrancisSiuChock]

Wait....so the supercharger network is free? I have heard that there were free incentives when you buy a car but, there are limited charge hours to that...

[@cjanesfull]

Its free up to 1000 miles a year.

[@lordmaster5522]

You forgot that BMW also includes service for the first 3 years of ownership. So your numbers are incorrect when comparing to a BMW, but valid for other brands such as Benz, Audi, and Porsche.

[@agungharyadi6010]

Hopefully you can provide a summary at the end of the video. Or at least write it at the description. But still, great video though.

[@RC238297]

I completely agree with your assessment of the Tesla as a comparative cost savings vehicle along with "saving the planet" from green house gases! My challenge is the Honda clarity Fuel Cell. My lease costs are much lower than Tesla along with free fuel (Hydrogen) for the first $15,000 (US) worth of Hydrogen. By then my lease will be over (3 years and 60K miles) and with the tax credits and the California State Rebate I am money ahead along with milage deduction for business miles. The biggest advantage to Tesla is its cool and totally computer run and the updates are continually renewing the vehicle performance. Downside is repair and parts availability when you crash into the wall while sleeping behind the wheel or playing a game on your cell while in auto drive (YIKES).

[@realnapster1522]

Tesla is not saving the planet. The battery causes more pollution than gas.

[@Cheiron19]

Have to agree with a number of the comments, you are speaking about number here and show very few. Also, not sure what the service costs are like in GB, but service costs on BMWs and others you noted are not as cheap as you state. Finally, an insurance comparison would have been relevant as well. What does it cost to insure a Tesla in the old sod? Typically here, unless you can get the Tesla sponsored insurance (not yet available across the USA) you are going to pay a premium for insurance. I'm still going to get one mind you, but you need to look at all the factors involved and so a true cost analysis.

[@RUDEST99]

Plus charging witch is kind of price I just found out that model x drains battery so quickly if u drive up to 60 miles per hour and takes 24 hours charge with 110 and 1or2 with fast charge with 220. gas will still around for more time better get a hybrid is better and to top it off if u order the wrong part u can’t exchange it or return it they won’t allowed I don’t know what they never tell this kind of stuff when u buyi it

[@parveenverma8477]

This channel should have more than 1billion subscribers because of a ultimate voice and best video quality and a next level informative content

[@Zuhaibdamudi]

but there's only seven million people on earth

[@veryrareadrian]

@@Zuhaibdamudi you mean billion?

[@enriquejimenez8322]

I been thinking about model y but the price of this vehicles

[@ericdraven7857]

I would love to get someone without gas but I can’t take a chance not having the ability to charge it on the road. Going from CA to northeast TN would be a challenge. I did the route on their website and it would take me away from my typical route. The closest charge to my mothers house is in Bristol, TN. I would have to drive like 30 mins just to charge it. Just not ideal.

[@kendrickmelendez8185]

U can't just pucker up and charge it at your mother's house ? It comes with a plug in charger

[@CL-oz5nu]

Driving about ~70 miles a day commuting back and forth to work in a 4Runner. Every 3-4 days is about $72 to full tank. Gas is currently $4.59. Yeah, I think its time....

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

Is it? Comes down to ~$6500 for gas per year. Meanwhile if you buy a Tesla it's going to cost you $45K at least (including taxes). If you really want to save money buy a used Corolla. More earth friendly too to buy used cars, because the carbon cost has already been paid.

[@CL-oz5nu]

@@tinytownsoftware3837 Update: Gas has now hit $6.50 where I live. Still have the 4Runner, but the 4Runner is not ideal for my commute. The Tesla came in on Dec 30th. Complimentary level 2 charging where I work. Couldn't be happier.

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

@@CL-oz5nu Maybe instead of buying a car that gets 16mpg in the city and 19 on the highway, perhaps you should get a Corolla or a Jetta, where you can get 40 mpg. Easily.

[@Craig0935]

A Model 3 with the $2,000 acceleration boost does 0-60 in about 3.6 seconds.. so comparing its efficiency to a POS Toyota Prius that goes 0-60 in nearly 10 seconds is a bit strange to me.. Any ICE engine that can do 0-60 in 3.6 will most likely get 16-19mpg on the highway

[@davetv4705]

I just love Tesla for their innovations.

[@jesperkennolsen3109]

Exactly! I have to admit, I mainly bourght mine (ordinary Model S performance) for that reason :- )

[@TeslaEVolution]

With solar power, the cost for us s about $0.03/kW and just ONE penny between 1PM-0600 AM super off-peak hours in Georgia with GA Power.

[@Phil2stroke]

if you live in the north where it’s cold forget it every thing is far and in the cold your range will be shorter and the battery will drain itself if you’re car isn’t plugged in or in a heated garage

[@madjackgamingandfitness498]

Been thinking more and more how I want one. My truck is 220$ in gas alone a month. I’d still drive it, but way less.

[@josephschroeder3194]

When I used Geico to get a quote for changing from my $190K Range Rover to a $80K Tesla, the quote for the Tesla was 300% more than a car that cost almost 3x what the Tesla did.

[@AR-rn8ok]

Get tesla insurance.

[@mikehogan5087]

​@@AR-rn8ok how much is it for a model 3? is it cheaper to insure than my v6 camaro??

[@wesslan74a]

The big difference is no one will ask to get a drive in you new BMW. I will get my tesla in February and i so many people has already ask for a drive in it...

[@jonitalia6748]

I only give rides to the topless

[@philoso377]

The long term cost rank second to initial cost. If we can’t break the 1st cost barrier discussing long term cost feels like weather talk.

[@JBB685]

My average gas price is closer to $2.00 and I pay nothing every year for oil changes. I think my specific case makes it more favorable for my ICE vehicle

[@JBB685]

Obviously I still want a Tesla

[@cwaddle]

When this video talked about lease as a great advantage, i couldnt take this video seriously

[@CampbellD]

I’m here because gas prices are kicking my ass. $5/gallon here in Florida. Time to get a Tesla 🔋

[@atippakornsuwannachot4002]

มี footage จากช่อง Spin9 เยอะเลย

[@spacerain5187]

I’ll wait for that sub 20,000 one

[@carmensalinas3089]

I agree with you .. Odilbek Matyokubov..

[@lorilanili1356]

You forgot the third party charges to supply and administration and GST and power riders for the electricity.

[@armaansingh976]

Even though I could afford the model s performance I wouldn’t want it. I would want to hear the some engine noise going 0-60 in 2.3 that’s why I bought a used 911 turbo s

[@imac1957]

A more expensive, polluting car that requires constant expensive maintenance and will die long before a Tesla? You must REALLY like an exhaust note! I have come to love the slight whine as my nearly silent car leaves Porsches in the rear view mirror.

[@eddieroadrunner6691]

Tesla’s are ugly cars

[@Emmie_Hemi]

I keep seeing those everywhere but yeah I can't take one flipping picture of one well I got one from my mom accidentally got rid of it but her phone did but she didn't and that was the first picture that she took I keep seeing red ones black blue and white

[@robinask3983]

Average cost of insurance really blows out, but one have take account of no paying for gas and less maintenance

[@fareedmohyuddin]

SI units plz!

[@RemygunzxxTV]

Idk where these gas prices coming from but we filling up every other day in Louisiana that’s way higher than $715 yr

[@davidwood2387]

How long to change up? My he’s car 3 minutes to fill

[@AR-rn8ok]

We wake up with a full tank so except maybe two days a year, we don’t need to charge ever.

[@shayhass5485]

The biggest expense is going through tires twice as quickly as a gas car. They didn't mention that cost.

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

Not to mention you pay $45K + tax for a car. If you want to save money, you don't spend close to $50K for a car. You buy a $12K Corolla.

[@ChiragPatel-xs8rb]

It’s been 4 weeks since I ordered mine, still no vehicle assigned.

[@brownie6933]

Haha

[@monkeybeing1917]

Where do u live

[@FMSkyLoL]

Which is quite normal for EV and ICE cars, even if you already paid up

[@browncookies8048]

Did you get your Tesla

[@redkeyinuse4754]

Wow. I would love to only have to drive 10000 miles a year. I average that in just 2 months.

[@diegorosero]

Million

[@redkeyinuse4754]

@@diegorosero million what?

[@cessealbeach]

You didn't mention failing door handles, quality escapes, poor paint quality, uneven body gaps, uneven stitching , long wait for parts and if you get lucky power drive replacement..

[@b4ckup2]

So is this a good deal?

[@Dommy521]

What if something on it breaks? which it inevitably will

[@alon-so]

i mean he basically mentioned this by noting that there are very few moving parts in teslas. i’ve owned the specific tesla he mentioned (model 3 long range, but mine has full self drive so i paid an extra $10k, doesn’t matter lol just threw that in there) for about a year. nothing has ever “broken”. i know a couple tesla owners that would say the same and they’ve owned their teslas far longer than i have. you can save so much money with these, the purchase price was steep but it has been super cheap ever since, and not only is it affordable but it’s magical to drive.

[@Firestorm637]

I own a Model x 2017 with 40,000 Miles. Never been to a service center. The only maintenance were new tires. Gas cars are high maintenance

[@wamnicho]

But can you ever take road trip

[@notapanda2394]

What about car insurance?

[@lilsquidgaming39]

I can buy a tesla rn is it worth it hope video helps me decide

[@platinumzone3758]

Please use subtitle

[@MarkEdisonAlviz-official]

In developed countries, perhaps, it’s more economical. If they want to capture bigger market like here in Southeast Asia, prices should go down to as low as 30k USD for base models.

[@Emmie_Hemi]

I keep seeing the model 3s

[@Slick1020]

Most important and the most expensive maintenance item for a car is tires. Teslas eat through tires like Tic Tacs.

[@badeyemijohn]

Exquisite narration

[@rayleeaustralia]

Here in Australia it's very expensive and no government subsidies

[@imac1957]

True, but we also tend to drive a lot of kms, and the more you drive the cheaper it gets. It was still worth my while buying a M3 as I do around 40k km per year. Solar panels on the roof and a wholesale electricity deal means my charging costs are negligible. I save nearly $5,000 a year compared to my old diesel Jetta. No brainer.

[@SujayNarsale]

What about insurance costs? Anecdotally, the have been much higher for a Tesla than conventional gasoline cars

[@aft807]

Tesla has their own insurance so it’s cheap since they know their cars

[@dominicanoloko]

@@aft807 but only in California so you can't take that into account

[@aft807]

@@dominicanoloko Oh didn’t know that

[@naywin9335]

ဦးထိုင္ နဲ့ဦးျမန္မာ ထည့္သြင့္ဖို့အစီအစဥ္ ရွိသည္ အက္စစ္လူသတ္ တပ္မ်ွတိုက္ယူ အေရးယူမည္ ျပစရာ အက္တစ္ရာ ျပန္ထည့္မွာ တစ္လံုးရာ လူသတ္မူ့

[@thomasr6732]

Compared to 65 mpg... my car gets 18 mph🥺

[@tonyduong70]

My 2021 Model Y is so good that it is scheduled for service next Wednesday 😂😂😂

[@Novacanexo999]

Big words mess up my mind

[@Talkinglife]

nice one

[@zunairmushtaq5888]

I don't understand why are you continously referring to 46K or 47K as the price for the tesla model 3 because it does not include the roughly 4K sales tax and the 1200 delivery fees. So the purchase price is ~51K

[@Eidenbites]

I’ll rent one just to go on a road trip but maybe not own at the moment

[@cyte5148]

Imagine being able to drive across the country for free. Man, this is the future.

[@renegademade6384]

I'm it really free?

[@cyte5148]

@@renegademade6384 If you don't have to pay for gas, then yes, by definition, roadtrips would be free.

[@MrAvant123]

How would you do this ?

[@cyte5148]

@@MrAvant123 You just charge your car at charging stations rather than gas stations. Charging them is free.

[@MrAvant123]

@@cyte5148 Not in UK

[@hanspetervertreter]

I don't have time to watch, can you summarize what the real cost of owning a tesla is?

[@stevencarter7031]

Yep there is..a Tesla can't tow my 2 tonne boat 1000 km in 1 day, like we do down here in Australia...We like traveling long distances and sometimes to remote places towing a big van or boat...and launching off the beach as well... Bring on the 4X4...diesel...

[@ionutztudoran]

In Romania which is part of European Union you get incentives from the gouverment of 10.000 Euro's (almoust 12.000 US Dollars)

[@cosminmihai9545]

Bought one in Germany. So happy about the car