What happens if your Tesla runs out of battery

[@bighenchman3266]

A full gas tank lasts 200% longer than a Tesla battery, that’s why people are asking

[@Sirjohn_4197]

Fax

[@PorkchopExpression]

Mine gets 360 miles on a charge. I've never even dipped below 75 miles. Costs me $1 a day to charge at home.

[@adrioncroes6244]

But cost 400% more

[@seasong7655]

Teslas actually have longer range than some ICE cars 🤦‍♂️

[@xxZerosumxx]

@@adrioncroes6244 So other luxury brand cars are cheaper? Think again.

[@thetypingturnip8219]

“What happens if you’re driving and your Tesla runs out of battery?” You stop driving genius.

[@tsi_yoav2363]

Yeah, but still Tesla cars can have even -5%

[@tsi_yoav2363]

@RedBullRacing I mean that the batty percentage you can go lower than 0

[@AnnisAdventures]

I'm pretty sure most people are wondering how do you charge it then if you aren't at a station. Like how you can run out of gas on the side of the road. It happens, and is a valid question. I'm personally stunned that a Tesla can't be towed unless it's on a flatbed or a trailer. And by the way, gas cars have range calculators as well. Teslas aren't the only ones you have them, and they're pretty accurate on gas cars too. My 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee has one. And yet, people still run out of gas because they just forget to keep an eye on the mileage they have left. The same thing happens with tesla's, because I've seen many a Tesla in my area being towed despite having four perfectly good tires, likely because they ran out of charge.

[@AnnisAdventures]

@RedBullRacing Really? As far as I've seen, all cars have a calculator for that. You may not have just found it yet, as it could be located in the dash computer or the center console, or if you have an overhead computer it might say it there. In my 96 BMW it was labeled on the center console as Range.

[@michaelbosen879]

I got down to zero miles in my Tesla once. Tesla's calculate whether or not you can make it to the next charger. This was early before there were as many chargers and I was off the map. Meaning on an unapproved map. I was trying to drive around a very bad winter storm and I didn't make it. I got caught up in the middle of the worst of it. My Tesla told me not to take that route and tried to re route me another way and I went any way. To make matters worse I didn't realize I was running the heater before I even needed it. Just going by the milage I could make it but it was going to be close. I knew I would need all the range I could get. What I didn't plan on was the mountains. Reduced range while climbing uphill. I was in a blizzard. My car told me to slow down. Or I wouldn't make it to the next charger. I slowed down. I kept getting warnings. Slow down. I got down to 25 mph I drove like that for four hours. The conditions were so bad no one was going over about 35. I kept driving. It was the middle of the night nothing was open. Then it happened zero miles. I thought the car would shut down. I had about 15 miles to go. Just then I city appeared. I guess I was going uphill the whole time. But because visibility was low and the city was over the mountain I couldn't see it. I started costing downhill and my car started generating electricity. By the time I got to the bottom I had 6 or 7 miles and about the same to the charger. I kept driving I barely made it. These were some of the hardest chargers I have ever had to find. I pulled in on zero. Went to the first chapter not working. The second charger not working the third worked. I think my battery was so low the first two couldn't detect them. The last one was must have been calibrated a little better I changed up just fine. I've new driven about 120,000 miles and that's the only time I ever came to running completely out of juice. I began to wonder did I regenerate? Or is there a reserve that kicked in? I still wonder to this day.

[@barriewilliams4526]

You can carry spare cans of gas in an ICE car, you got a can of electrons in your trunk😂

[@Jdogrey1]

But no one does that, and you can carry a large battery in your trunk, too.

[@kugelblitz1557]

​​@@Jdogrey1 actually when I'm out in a truck I will carry extra canisters of gasoline. Better safe than sorry. Some people even have a whole ass second tank where your toolbox normally is set up so they can siphon off gas into the main tank.

[@RytisBaltakys]

You could carry a can of electrons - ever heard of "battery generators"? Do you bring a gas generator to top off your phone on the go, or do you use a battery bank?

[@Markmen-cw8dj]

This man really making his car his whole personality

[@thomasfriedl3137]

He just likes his car why are you judging him?

[@mumkee_]

@@thomasfriedl3137 watch his other videos

[@Jdmking-kp1mu]

It’s worse than Corvette owners because at least Corvette owners at least have something interesting to show off. (I kinda like Corvettes so hopefully there are no owners who take this too personally.)

[@lambdpro3982]

I'm not gonna defend Tesla, but c'mon. Why do you all have to be such smooth brain individuals.

[@HTX-enjoyer]

What about answering stupid questions is making it his personality?

[@ThinkHarderPlz]

I don’t understand why so many people hate Teslas. I could care less what other people drive seeing as though I’m me and not them. I love my Tesla and I love my Toyota Sienna.

[@manicmechanic448]

K.

[@jimdevilbiss9125]

It happened on a small bridge in Maryland. Tired of the bridge for hours. It’s hard to get the flatbed in to the area with all the backed up cars and then they had to move cars to the flatbed could get in front or in back of the Tesla, they couldn’t even push it.

[@Engine-blocks]

Imagine charging your Tesla with a gas powered generator💀

[@cyan-eyed3295]

owning a car fueled by gas with extra steps

[@ih2792]

@NotLxrd they make electric versions of all of those and people can buy solar panels. Even then some places also use sustainable energy

[@Poglavnik088]

@Hello Hello and what are the perks of the greener lifestyle?

[@thanosianthemadtitanic]

@@Poglavnik088 your skin turns green and you get discount of extra small skinny jeans

[@TripleJay454]

@@Poglavnik088 you turn green and then you’re able to morph into any animal

[@2sik_UK]

"Bring a giant portable battery, or even a gas generator." You know damn well they'll rock up with a gas generator

[@poorlittlebiker6476]

At least when I’m out of gas I can just have the gas brought to me instead of getting my whole car towed 😂

[@galaxy-hw8xi]

Plus it's probably cheaper to get the gas then pay for a tow truck

[@michaelbosen879]

You can tow charge a Tesla. But not very many know how to do it yet. But they will.

[@coolkidgamer9983]

Well, most people who own electric cars in general don’t run out of charge because they plan and are responsible.

[@gorkyd7912]

@@coolkidgamer9983 In other words "we're just better people, you wouldn't understand." LOL, oh we understand. We understand you people very well.

[@TheSpiikeisme]

I'm more curious when I'm out camping for 2 weeks, have no garage, live where it can reach -25c. I enjoy being in the bush, with no charge station. For months at a time.

[@asommer518]

Are you driving or camping? MOST people park and camp then get back in to go home after they are done camping. Your case of LIVING in bush which is not what 99.99% of humans call camping. I guess having a Solar charger that can charge (slowly over a couple days) w2ould work. Then you have FULL charge Deep in the Bush. Can you but gasoline in the Bush?

[@gorkyd7912]

@@asommer518 "Camping" LOL. People are so self-centered and isolated they have no idea how other people live. "99.9% of all humans live exactly like me so you're just weird I guess." You don't need to buy gasoline or diesel in the bush for multiple reasons. #1 you put 30 gallons of diesel and your truck goes 540 miles at 60 degrees and it still goes 500 miles at -20 degrees. You don't buy more diesel when the temperature drops, but your Tesla would lose a vast amount of its already short range if the temperature dropped. #2 parking and sitting out in the wilderness does not evaporate your diesel within a couple weeks, you're still going 500 miles 2 weeks later, there's no draining. Over a 2-week period your Tesla could lose 15% of its already low range from battery drain. #3 if you're planning to be off grid for 2 weeks you can buy an extra couple cans of diesel for less than $100 and extend your range by another 300+ miles.

[@Tigerex966]

just walk to the nearest gas station with your van or call a normal tow truck or friend to bring gas. otherwise get a special tow truck or be stranded. and get towed to a charger that does not work with Tesla.

[@franticmessenger]

I have this thing called common sense. It navigates me away from all kinds of trouble including running out of juice or petrol or water or....... battery not included

[@inertia179]

I have a Tesla 3 SR+. It's my first car. It kinda sucks in long road trip and touring around in big national parks. After two years my battery can only hold a little less than 230 mi. And pratically you at max get 200 mi of range because superchargers are not in any way near national parks, except Yosemite, and it's mentally tormenting when your battery is less than 10% and you still have a long way til you reach your supercharger. Once in Rainier I used my battery to 2% to get to supercharger, I had to drive slower than 50 mi/hr and it was very stressful. It's a lot easier to drive my mum's gas car. Besides, road trips should be spontaneous and fun, meaning u find interesting stuff along the way, but not just going from one location to the other. Tesla is only able to get you from one location to the other, so it's not a good option for road trips. If you're just commuting from home to work, it's a great car. Cheap to charge and stylish...

[@faymcateer8052]

You call a gas powered tow truck to save your a$$.

[@BananasLoveMusicToo]

A, you should never ever let it get close to 0%, and B, this is why I’ll avoid any used teslas.

[@Smallwood-pw1mm]

Just park in a tow-away zone, and get full battery every time

[@tylerverbakel]

Be careful he might start a bush fire when he crashes it

[@mohdzaidkhan3593]

Does everyone think that when diesel/petrol/gasoline engines came out and cars were made....they were as flawless and efficient, they literally evolved over multiple decades before becoming what they are today, my point is we should not be so rigid bout changes in trying out new tech and other stuff too. I'm pretty sure some people must've crying about safety and efficiency when fossil fuel vehicles first came into existence.

[@casperhansen826]

Well, my BEV is fully charged every morning, my old ICE car always had to drive by a gas station to get filled up, it delayed my commute once a week

[@nick0780]

4 years and never had a 0% battery.

[@shmuelkurinsky]

I actually just saw a Tesla being towed today and the siren was blaring non stop

[@rjstandland4459]

One way to get that 0 to a 1 is a gas generator

[@joeburinskas8672]

It catches fire. The trash car always catches fire

[@polo-k2w]

The only reason I HATE electric cars there’s a chance if the car sets on fire the battery could explode or some chargers can make a car set on fire or worse and take’s longer to charge but it’s cheaper to charge Fuel has a less chance to set on fire and it can be a stop and go but the down side is it’s more expensive

[@KC9UDX]

Just push it to the gas station. Oh wait, it's too heavy to push.

[@barryon8706]

Just bring a portable generator, a portable charger, and a lot of gasoline on every drive.

[@sung-ryulkim6590]

So you tow the car. That is your answer. Who does not know that?

[@baileyallen8950]

A tesla battery is like a giant rc lipo battery so if it does die and you can charge it after so many days you can no longer recharge it seems kinda like a huge waste of money to me

[@liltnt999]

Ahh if only Tesla's had a transmission connected to the motors and have alternators that are connected to wheels, and have the alternators charge the battery. You wouldn't have to charge it.

[@flubdubs1253]

The screen turns black on some tesla

[@seymorefact4333]

🇺🇸 you carry a Honda generator to charge you ev.

[@meehere7414]

Their's a tank of helium an a balloon in the trunk . The wind an common sense will get you their

[@richardmckibben2384]

Or maybe you can call one of those toxic masculine men with a welding truck to come set with you while you charge you car

[@jaylabatt9837]

Wait till everyone is driving electric and electricity will end up costing as much as gas.

[@OhNoAviary]

Man sure does sound 10x more difficult than just putting it in neutral

[@JBANDZZZZZZZZ]

Fr

[@zacharyosvald251]

I was running low on gas one day, had about a gallon left in a chevy sonic. Normally gets about 30 highway. I was able to make it do 40 highway+city combined just from riding in neutral and being smart about what I was doing. I would love to see a tesla that had about 800 mile range, that would make it useful. Having the range be only as much as a normal car makes it harder to transition

[@woccaflocka4147]

@@zacharyosvald251 fr. My mom's car gets about 400 miles on a full tank but even when empty cans till go an extra 10 or so

[@garrysmith1029]

Put it in h

[@Razer00001]

@@woccaflocka4147 on empty u can go as much as you want but you have to push it.

[@Funkability615]

“I assume all these people are frequently running out of gas” You allergic to questions bro?

[@sniperh2o325]

He literally answered not even 5s later dude

[@Funkability615]

@@sniperh2o325 yeah but he had to have added a snarky comment in there that made it seem like he hates questions

[@jkacvbhijfn]

@@Funkability615 this entire comment section is filled with people like you leaving snarky comments. So y'all are allowed to be as snarky as you want, soon as he does it, "oh no!! Think of the children!!!!"

[@Funkability615]

@@jkacvbhijfn I’m not being snarky. I’m just pointing out the creator being a jerk. Also what’s up with “save the children!!!” I never thought that at all. It’s irrelevant to my comment

[@p41n8]

@@Funkability615 it depends on how you take it :)

[@kyree5094]

i like how he says “i assume these people are frequently running out of gas” when people could just be curious

[@pinkiepie1656]

No, a lot of them are always making worthless arguments against electric cars by bringing up a situation that is very unlikely. But, yes, some are just curious.

[@kyree5094]

@@pinkiepie1656 yeah they’re a few people who like to bring up things that are very much unlikely to happen, i’m personally not a fan of teslas but yk he does have good ways to defend himself

[@icecraftgaming8661]

I mean, he's got a point. Tesla are just like normal cars but with a computer to calculate range etc.

[@Razer00001]

That’s why it’s an assumption and not just “These people must run out of gas often”

[@AnnisAdventures]

@@pinkiepie1656 Unlikely? People do actually run out of gas a lot. And the cars tell them when they are on low and even have a mileage/range estimator(my 2004 Jeep has one, it's a tech that's not limited to Tesla's and has been around for ages) that is usually pretty precise too, but it still happens. It's a valid question.

[@jordanharvey2684]

He definitely gets a bath with his clothes on

[@billwilliams9362]

And he irons his underpants

[@subforspace]

Wears a t-shirt into the pool type

[@caydenherring9196]

Definitely eats cereal with a fork

[@tasl7768]

definitely eats a burger upside-down

[@DivineLightPaladin]

Y'all are the type to make comments like these 🤡

[@yourwifesboyfriend9937]

This is actually precisely what I imagine a Tesla driver looks like.

[@CommentCritic]

Hi Chad.

[@yourwifesboyfriend9937]

@@CommentCritic Hello

[@meesveldman4700]

Like a vegan accountant

[@kazuhikonagata_128]

@@meesveldman4700 ongawd lmfak

[@deezroastedchestnuts189]

Even the voice.

[@myronall6006]

What happens if I'm driving my gas powered car and I run out of gas?? I GET THAT QUESTION ALOT.....

[@cyan-eyed3295]

you get a gallon of gas at the nearest gas station, I think it’s much easier to bring to your car on the side of the road than bringing a big portable battery to charge your car

[@michaelbosen879]

You can call Tesla they have a service but it's not covered under the warranty. You could just plug it in. Any electrical source is a potential doner. You can tow charge. You can use a portable generator, solar, some EV's can charge another EV.

[@tonycox7802]

Hahaha 😅.

[@ScordModerat]

"I assume these people are constantly running out of charge in their batteries"

[@michaelbosen879]

@@ScordModerat in a120,000 miles I've never run my car dead.

[@despacitobrothers3071]

“Let me turn on my car so I can turn on towing mode” “ *oh wait* “

[@_KrakenDev]

It's gonna stop being able to drive way before the screen will turn off. Can your phone run 2 car motors? I'd hope not. The screen will stay on for probably an hour after those motors stop spinning at the very least.

[@pullfunnystick]

If anything it'll charge the car.

[@planeworld9795]

@@_KrakenDev nn jr in Jen in😅

[@benioriginalul]

It has a second 12v battery

[@cliffinkaemurd1320]

Tesla engineers have already thought of that before you could jerk off

[@deeppatel5673]

Wouldn't it be good to tow with the tires on the ground so u can also charge

[@joshrothchild8855]

If you do pull it with the front tow hook you gain more than 1 mile of charge per mile pulled.

[@deeppatel5673]

@@joshrothchild8855 than y does it show that u shouldn't tow it

[@DeadBread.]

As it shows on the diagram in the video, it is a fire hazard.

[@normanszalai1489]

@@DeadBread. but if you tow it on all four wheels, couldnt you just charge it as if it was just rolling down on a hill or smth? Just asking i dont know sorry

[@DeadBread.]

@@normanszalai1489 i dont know the specifics either, but i did see a fire hazard symbol, so I wouldn't recomend it.

[@user-qt8zt6zg6w]

Sometimes when my car is close to empty i pull into one of the several conveniently located stations and fill up in under 3 minutes. Crazy i know

[@evanross2226]

Standing outside? In this heat? No thanks! I will wave to you as a drive by and just plug up at home just as fast as I do my phone. You can enjoy the wasted time at the inconvenience store smirking at the “I did that”sticker you left there 3 days ago on your last $100 fill up. Be sure to sanitize your hands after though. Covid is still out there and those pumps are gross.

[@chrissaltzman9408]

​@@evanross2226 Ahhh yes. That 1000 buck electric bill every month sure does seem really appealing. I'll be driving by in my Shelby when you're at home waiting for your toy car to be all wound up

[@cmoore421]

@@evanross2226 lol always staying within 300 miles of your home huh. Try a 800 mile trip in 12 hours I’ll see you when you get there by then I’ll have already eaten all my snacks and drank my drinks from the convenience store, i might even get a short 12 hour nap before you arrive.

[@xMrsmileyfacex]

HOLY COW! It's like so convenient I think I just may fall over from the sheer excitement.

[@twistedguy360]

@@cmoore421 but what if you have both lol then your theory don’t matter lol

[@ishitupsidedown]

"what happens if your tesla hits 0% while driving" Your dad comes back with the milk

[@Slicepine]

Black?

[@clappedshinobi2863]

I like how one of his solutions is to charge it with a GAS GENERATOR.

[@user2C47]

OK? The gas generator would be producing such a small amount of the vehicle's total power usage that it wouldn't even matter.

[@jordophills1169]

@@user2C47 That defeats the whole purpose of moving to Electric if you're going to end up needing a gas powered generator why bother? 😂

[@lemonlizard1]

​@@jordophills1169not all people go electric for the environment. Also there are electric charging stations that produce their electricity from non-renenwable sources such as fossil fuels

[@jordophills1169]

@@lemonlizard1 I a agree with you mate I am against Electric cars and I think they're just a gimmick I don't think they will take off like some people think they will. I think that once companies stop making ICE cars altogether in 2035 the electricity prices will be for nominal and the power stations won't be able to keep up we could be in a way sent back to the dark ages. You will also find that the used car market will rise because a majority of the population won't be able to afford EV Vehicles which combustion is way more efficient and practical in the long run.

[@LilnormieX]

​@@jordophills1169 tbh I think EVs must be an option not obligation but the government and their save the environment bs is just annoying

[@toguro1009]

Simple, tow it to a Lexus dealer to trade it in.

[@VinitaVerma1975]

💀

[@richardespinoza2839]

Simple but Reasonable

[@michaelbosen879]

Why would I want a Lexus? Do you trade your car in if your stupid enough to run it out of gas?

[@toguro1009]

@@michaelbosen879 because a lot of peeps w/ EVs are tired of it. I drive by new car dealers a lot and often there is a very new looking Tesla as their top used car on their little elevated stage because someone just turned it in.

[@michaelbosen879]

I think the elevated platform and the Tesla on top says it all. Thanks!

[@abingham3747]

"I assume all these people are running out of gas" Nope, been on this planet 34 years and I've never once ran out of gas.

[@Cbeast]

I've run out of gas twice since getting my first car this summer 😎👍

[@abingham3747]

@@Cbeast That's your fault.

[@Cbeast]

@@abingham3747 correct. I got a piece of junk with a busted gas gauge

[@Augustlove801]

@@Cbeastdang dude that sucks

[@reisenImperishableNight]

yes, rule34 years

[@redcell9636]

Why he got that groomer accent, tho

[@Xaxalot2774]

This man takes valid questions from curious people as a personal attack.

[@mylifeasricky6715]

This guy is literally the South Park episode where he smells his own farts after talking about his Tesla and thinks he's better than everyone else.

[@danielpritchard510]

In what way did he act like that?

[@paradoxicalmadness4507]

@@danielpritchard510 His snooty attitude.

[@danielpritchard510]

@@paradoxicalmadness4507 sounds like you have a fragile edo hes just annoyed at getting the same pointless question

[@paradoxicalmadness4507]

@@danielpritchard510 " Fragile edo" Nice one. It's ego if you didn't know

[@danielpritchard510]

@@paradoxicalmadness4507 lol jumping on a typo has the be the saddest thing iv seen in awhile

[@Robnoxious77]

lol, no, when my cars empty light comes on, i can still drive another 40miles.

[@devan8425]

I don’t think driving around with your gas light on for 40 miles is quite the flex you think it is

[@Robnoxious77]

@@devan8425 no, the real flex is the 30 seconds it takes to put enough fuel back in the car to immediately drive another 200

[@devan8425]

@@Robnoxious77 glad you spent 4 hours at work to afford a tank of gas instead of plugging your car in at night or spend 45 mins at a charging station

[@Robnoxious77]

@@devan8425 🤣🤣🤣energy isn’t free, never has been, never will be. You watch what happens when the world adopts this tech, the only difference to your pocket will be the reciept says “electrons” instead of “petrol”. What makes you think they’ll give up the cash cow? They know what people will pay for petrol, so they know what they can charge for recharging your battery. The real difference is individual independance. It’s much easier to switch off a sub station than it is to halt the monster that is “getting petrol into your cars tank”.

[@devan8425]

@@Robnoxious77 you take $100 to fill your tank. I’ll charge at home for $9

[@coolbuddy2883]

One thing you cannot deny is you can’t work on them yourself like you can with a gas car I’m a car guy I like working on cars and hearing the engine and that is something you can’t do with a Tesla

[@hosttea2489]

On the upside the lack of sound is good for confort ;)

[@coolbuddy2883]

@@hosttea2489 that is true that can be nice but with me that would be rare to need some quiet cause to me the sound of some engines is kind of calming but Tesla's are awesome cars they are good for the average person who just needs something to get to and from work but they are not meant for me and they are really fast but id rather buy a car that is slowish and modify it to be fast even though you can't beat the torque on electric cars

[@lavaphoenix753]

U can set up ANY custom engine sound or horn sound or nothing oh and it's nice to only need to fill up the windshield fluid and fix the tires which will have to change, "if it's not broken don't fix it" is fucking bull... we need to reinvent the wheel which already has been done just not on a big scale.

[@lavaphoenix753]

@@coolbuddy2883 u can set up any sound ANY SOUND EVER, ALSO any sound for the horn too... does no1 know this...? Then u get best sound, power, torture, everything, oh the speakers are amazing too... Just put in a sound u like and boom, all that modifying vs 3sec of picking a sound and it's better. Want a Lamborghini sound u got it... anything u can upload.

[@coolbuddy2883]

@@lavaphoenix753 so with me I like actually working on cars not like changing fluids or tires I like getting underneath and changing parts it’s a way for me to be creative modifying cars and modifying cars make it like my car I’m able to make it how I like it and and it like a one of a kind car In a way

[@iugey]

This guys is like if "Ummm, ACTUALLY..." was a person 😆

[@Resuliano_Ronaldo]

Your as if "Nigga" was a person

[@ensardzeko7910]

bro is the definition of the emoji 🤓

[@tnc7399]

*answers question* "yeah sorry, we can't have correct information"

[@brendanperkins9594]

Came to the comments section and i was not disappointed LOL

[@MRgamer-yx9wb]

Same 🤣

[@Anonymouslikemydad]

"Turn on Jack Mode" Every Boy: 🤨 "In your Tesla" Every Boy: 👍

[@calstri]

I aSsUmE tHeYrE rUnNiNg OuT oF gAs No, they’re wondering about electric cars. Thats the question.

[@tnc7399]

Frequently, you missed that part. And if it isn't a problem of running out of gas, then why would it he an issue for charging?

[@Benny-jt9cj]

Dude haven't you read all the comments? They aren't even questions just provocations from haters.

[@777jrg]

​@@Benny-jt9cjprobably not even haters. Just big oil companies buying youtube comments to try to get the crowd to hate on what is already the future of driving.

[@FlyingChairs]

@@tnc7399bros mad because someone has a different opinion

[@FlyingChairs]

@@Benny-jt9cjbros mad because someone called him weird instead of quirky

[@nickarganbright7218]

Lol I loved the video of the tesla charging off of a gas generator 😝

[@Hellcat826]

Gas generators are 10x more efficient than a gas car’s generator.

[@nickarganbright7218]

@NotLxrd guess I'm not smart enough to understand your comment?

[@nickarganbright7218]

@NotLxrd wow I just thought the irony was amusing, you make up stories for all the comments you read? 🙄

[@user2C47]

​@@Hellcat826 Nope. A 1 cylinder Briggs or Honda engine isn't going to beat a modern car's engine. Maybe you're thinking of the larger and much more efficient generators at power plants?

[@SBDoingStuff]

Finally! A passive aggressive gay man I can watch rant every day!

[@Bob-sd7qr]

And also sounds like a complete a'hole.

[@futurepainthemaking9821]

😂😂😂😂

[@no-cl4rj]

What?

[@Ruined._.Garage]

HAHA YESSSSS

[@Crusader1984]

Ewwww

[@onelefthanded6928]

Imagined getting stuck out of know where and the closest station is a gas station, and everybody on the road honking at you

[@fluffypuffyboy586]

thats why you should always take a backup battery with you

[@prelope]

@@fluffypuffyboy586 not cheap

[@fluffypuffyboy586]

@@prelope when you afford a tesla than you can afford a 100-400 € Battery

[@read6301]

@@prelope You can buy portable solar panels which can charge pretty much anything including a Tesla which isn't expensive for someone who can own a tesla

[@ominousromanpillar238]

@@fluffypuffyboy586 a Tesla's battery costs over ten k and weighs a thousand pounds

[@Urban_Goose]

This guy managed to show his whole personality in just 60 seconds

[@alejandromazariegos9223]

Yeap and I’m sure represent the whole state of California and some places of NY

[@DivineLightPaladin]

You did in 10 seconds

[@randomchannel6900]

Why must Tesla drivers act like this... why can't they be normal people...

[@joeharris6464]

They ask because gas stations are available everywhere and charging stations are not!

[@cyan-eyed3295]

Exactly and it’s easier to bring a gallon of gas to your car on the side of the road than to bring a huge portable battery

[@devan8425]

Yea. If you’re going to buy a 50k+ car you should be able to afford to spend a couple grand adding a charger to your garage and you’ll have “300+ mile tank” every morning

[@SpaceNerd95251]

Official charging stations are more common than you think. And unofficial ones are everywhere there's a standard outlet, just plug in a portable charger and wait till you have enough to make it to the next

[@devan8425]

@@cyan-eyed3295 I think if you’re the type of person to be running out of gas and getting stranded you don’t make enough money to afford a EV anyways

[@heatherfroman7031]

@@SpaceNerd95251 I can just imagine traveling across country with kids. "Are we there yet?" "No, we're stuck at this gas station while we recharge" Person pulls in with car full of kids, fills up with gas, gets back in and drives off. I see people sitting at the mall and grocery stores charging.

[@ChrisM78]

When your battery dies they recommend calling a diesel powered tow truck

[@dandiegidio7729]

Right. If the transition isn't instant, just give up on the whole thing. That's why we still ride horses. In the future AAA would have charging trucks that run on electricity. But by then the range will be way past gasoline cars.

[@ChrisM78]

@@dandiegidio7729 Right. Because electric cars just came out this year right? I don’t care would it might be in 20-30 years. I care about now. If your overpriced experiment breaks down your getting towed by a more reliable diesel truck.

[@dandiegidio7729]

@@ChrisM78 So you're so self centered that you wouldn't get an electric car because of the possibility of running out of power even though all you would have to do is pay attention to your gauge. Interesting. Let's all live in the past and kill the planet because it's more convenient. You have some people who charge their own cars with solar panels that also power their houses, and they have total energy independence, and you have some people who would rather pay whatever the oil companies charge them, because vroom vroom. I'll stick with energy independence and being able to have much more money for more important things. The quicker people like yourself come around, the better it will be for everyone. You don't get to complain about the tech if you're part of the reason there's not enough demand for better infrastructure and battery technology. It's like the Republicans shooting down a bill to stop gas price gouging. They then don't get to complain about gas prices. Look at how stupid everything is. Pulling dead animal goo out of the ground, then shipping it far away to a refinery by trucks that use the stuff, then using those same trucks to drive it around the country so people can fill their cars and pollute more. Not to mention balancing wires on poles to get electricity to people's houses. Better to have solar generator units on the houses themselves and charge the cars with it. It's the only thing that makes sense right now. Repeating the same shit has never worked for anyone. But it seems that people are attached to dumb behavior because we're used to it. I've seen that all the arguments against electric cars are short sighted and silly. You say you care about now. Next year will be the new now. Will your excuse be the same then? It's just a bad excuse.

[@tnc7399]

Literally what else are you able to do?

[@tnc7399]

​@@ChrisM78 yeah, because gas cars from the 1910s were so good

[@Danny-ge2my]

I guess you could put one of them little rechargeable solar panels in the back window that way you're charging while you're driving.

[@thomaserdmann7446]

I've always wondered why the hood and the roof in the truck lid aren't solar panels

[@Danny-ge2my]

@@thomaserdmann7446 I have a friend that has six solar panels on the roof of his slide-in camper produces like 150 w

[@user2C47]

Maybe if you want to wait a month to get a usable charge.

[@babymetalenjoyer]

Those are way too inefficient. Technically not a bad idea, but they're just way too weak.

[@6thsenseofhumor983]

A solar panel that size would give you enough power for your stereo and dash lights

[@sp0ndyle]

Maybe it’s because of the way lower range of a Tesla compared to an ICE car and lack of a charging system even close to the density of a gas station. But no it’s because people are constantly running out of gas.

[@couchpotatoes5158]

This isn’t an issue with electric cars, just be smart and you will never get stranded. And basically everywhere you go there are superchargers

[@sp0ndyle]

@@couchpotatoes5158 there are literally a 100 times more gas stations over superchargers, it’s not basically everywhere, there are certain areas that just don’t have superchargers and Teslas don’t have the same range as a gas car

[@ThatToast]

@@couchpotatoes5158 the closest supercharger is 45 minutes away in the opposite direction I normally go, there is no way on etc l earth I'm driving an hour and a half round trip to charge my car

[@couchpotatoes5158]

@@ThatToast you obviously don’t know how teslas work, you charge at home and only use superchargers on trips. I always charge at home and wake up with what is basically a full tank of gas

[@ThatToast]

@@couchpotatoes5158 for as little as I drive, the cost of installing a 240v charging receptacle at my house for over 1000 dollars would be a terrible investment

[@GohanMystik]

The gas tank full of gas In the back of my dad's truck when we run out of gas:😐😑😐

[@miata-757-30]

“I asUME alL ThESE PEoPLE aRe fReQuENtly RunnIng OUt Of gAS”

[@matthewmosier8439]

​​​​@Vlasko60 Gas car drivers will be less likely to constantly watch the gauge, or they may "risk it" more often. This is because gas cars have less of a problem if they run out. They don't become a brick or need towed, they just get a gallon and drive 15-30 miles from that. Tesla owners gauge watch for the same reason that a pilot of an aircraft gauge watches. The potential consequences are much higher. Most people can remember running out of gas. Most people never were in an airplane crash caused by low fuel. That's because of this disparity in consequences.

[@matthewmosier8439]

@Vlasko60 It's not an easy fix, though. ICE cars need only a square foot and 20 pounds of fuel to go another 70 miles or more than 70 miles. An EV (as they currently exist) needs 3,000 pounds and 24 square feet of fuel in order to drive at all. That's the drawback to a car sized battery. If you are broken down in an electric car you cannot just take off a 20 pound section of the battery and go pick up charge at a station. It's all or nothing. Your car is basically useless unless it can physically be towed or unless it can arrive at a charging station on it's own four wheels. This kind of inconvenience cannot just be overlooked if proponents of electric vehicles want to convince people to buy an EV.

[@joeyvinzo4531]

I’ve always thought, if your running low on fuel (of any type), it’s time to fill up(charge up)!

[@johniii8147]

The problem is there are not many charging stations in most of the country. You can't just pull over at the next exit and fill up. Or it's going to take forever to charge. I'll pass on EV's for the foreseeable future.

[@saifulbrine2391]

"Doktor, come bring gasoline fuel tank for my internal combustion vehicle thats ran out of gas"

[@aidendionne2991]

what

[@dylanrandolph965]

“Running out of gas” that sounds so condescending

[@artninja1819]

He did sound a bit passive aggressive.

[@Iveraxi]

Gas tanks are easy to carry around too, and gas stations are a lot more common than charging stations

[@Slicepine]

Makes sense

[@evanross2226]

No more or less condescending than “running out of battery”

[@CardboardSliver]

Know what happens when my petrol car runs out of petrol? Well, I've never let that happen, but guess what? I don't need to put my car into any weird mode to get it towed, or have to use dollies to transport it. I just put it in neutral and..hey!

[@astrobot3000]

Wheny car runs out of fuel I don't tow it, I just call roadside assistance or walk to the nearest fuel station

[@ehrlichgesagt863]

Okay and why id that mode now so bad? Its just to not lock the car

[@sheev9852]

Bro, how thick are you. Like seriously?

[@erikheredia4847]

The waffle house has found it's new host

[@The-SparkedHearts-Sean]

The waffle house has found it's new host

[@sawanstor3229]

What if you drive to the nearest charging station and it’s out of order?

[@jeremyjudkins]

The navigation will inform you of how many available stalls. If some are out of order they won't be included. If the entire station is down, then your navigation will not go there. You would simply go to the next charger. If there is a situation where a charger is down, you have very little charge to get to the next Tesla super charger, you could look on plug share for other non tesla chargers nearby. Tesla makes Chademo, CCS, and J1772 adaptors to use with other chargers. I've never had an issue with a super charger being down in 3 years. I've only heard bad things about 3rd party chargers, like electrify America.

[@sawanstor3229]

@@jeremyjudkins unfortunately that doesn’t work abroad, in Europe for instance

[@thunderarch5951]

@@sawanstor3229 yes it does?

[@sawanstor3229]

@@thunderarch5951 no it doesn’t, those maps only shows you “Tesla branded” chargers which you have very few in Europe (compared to the USA). In Europe the most common chargers are from other brands. For example, in Poland (where I am from), we have 9 Tesla chargers.. for WHOLE country (2190 total which is still low but way more than Teslas)

[@jangruber42]

@@sawanstor3229 This might be true for Poland, but is simply not true for Austria and Germany etc. We've had our Tesla now for 7 years and never had any problems at all. So this is very likely a problem confined to Poland and other countries that have to pace up in modernization.

[@thalendore1298]

Imagine your car being so "SuPeRiOr" that you can't even coast or push it to the side of the road or you need a SPECIFIC tow truck and have to Cary dollys

[@west7018]

Thats sick .. mine too goes miles after the fuel meter reaches E ..

[@jesspeters1611]

The E means extra🤠

[@babymetalenjoyer]

Even my scooter still does 45 extra miles at absolute 0. before that i have like 120 range.

[@kellzugor]

You’re right. People asking that question are frequently running out of gas 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MNDashcam]

I've actually towed Tesla's directly to charging stations and just dropped them off so the owners could plug them in.

[@WarriorOfEden3033]

Tesla literally knew their cars will run out of battery but didn’t account for heat in Arizona melting the screens 😂

[@mchoughtonfam0749]

The Waffle House has found its new host

[@grantbeschorner9106]

The waffle house has found it's new host

[@mikeymikey6350]

The Waffle House has found it's new host

[@thatgamernoob5186]

The Waffle House has founds its new host

[@flaminggaming143]

Or...and hear me out...what if i hook the battery up to my phone charger, and plug my phone charger into an outlet in the car... Infinite energy

[@1985_Honda_CRX_Si]

"it's not possible" "why, not, you stupid bastard"

[@Apollo_lIlIlI]

When you run out a battery what I have to say to you CHA CHA REAL SMOOTH

[@Something0102]

"Tell you dont talk to women without telling me you dont talk to women"

[@jagermeister1809]

He said “this is what Tesla recommends” I thought we were gonna get some cool thing you do to get your car to start running again nope Tesla says tow that mich

[@slyboyz]

How do u have enough money for electric cars but don’t have money for gas

[@kwk9415]

I always thought that you just turn on the diesel generator in the trunk

[@saifulbrine2391]

Electric car: ran out of battery Get a tow truck Truck: ran on gas

[@7temp]

Me on a bicycle that never runs "out of gas"

[@ferniegutierrez5605]

You think you fart more than me?

[@dmrracing1945]

Just for reference If this was a gas car you run to the nearest gas station and you buy a gas can. Put some gas in it run back and your off.

[@Alexander_z]

I always wondered what a person that loves their own farts would look like. Now I know.

[@Bitcoin-Busa]

You STILL NEVER ANSWERED THE QUESTION!!! What happens if it runs out of juice!!!??? Are you gonna crash!? Does yout steering locks or hard to turn off the road!? Does it quickly stop in the middle of highway putting your life at risk!? Why do you put a video and never answer the question!? Nobody cares what happens AFTER you run out of power!!! We wanna know what happens during the experience in the middle of driving!!!!!!!!!!!

[@crimsonz425]

This guy takes personally I wouldn’t let that happen to a whole new level

[@Stolen370]

You look like the person to wear a mask in their own car while driving

[@HeljCrash]

What happens if ur Tesla runs out of battery… MANNNEEE WHAT HAPPEN WHEN UR CAR RUN OUTTA GAS

[@Impossible_Fishy]

We’re asking cuz you can move gas you can’t move enough electricity

[@villany0077]

Could just have a really long extendable cable, and multiple B4 ppl start ranting, this is a joke

[@Manu-Official]

When my car hits zero, I know I have 50 miles left.

[@manicmechanic448]

I just keep finding more reasons to hate EVs. These systems are way more complicated than they need to be. I can't wait for these things to start breaking down.

[@Poglavnik088]

When it runs out, you realise that it was a mistake buying it and sell it afterward and buy a good car

[@jaquillahillahfoodstamps]

Basically ur proving that it’s a shit car and not worth it

[@aryan3272]

@JoJo if you're sharp enough to see the bull it will

[@mathorsky]

I have nothing against hybrids and electric cars in general, but Tesla is a disgrace to Nikola.

[@jamesbickers398]

Tow a trailer with a generator @ extra gas ⛽️ Lol 😂, Glad I didn’t own one during Hurricane Wilma in 2005 , good luck 👍

[@postmelon3402]

Good ole brooksville Florida my home town

[@uselesspaprclip5057]

Brooksville Kentucky here!!

[@jesvinjaimon1535]

bros personality is Tesla 💀