moemoke wrote: I would love to see a real Tesla, does anyone know when Simon display's his?
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On Sunday the 4th of October at the National Electric Vehicle Festival in Canberra. A road closure has been organised so he can show off.
moemoke wrote: I would love to see a real Tesla, does anyone know when Simon display's his?
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moemoke wrote: Cool, thats only 7 hours from home, might have to make a weekend trip.
Any other details of the NEVF Peter?
woody wrote: Daimler Just bought 10% of Tesla.
Richo wrote: So I guess if you live somewhere between Darwin and Adelaide you might get to see the Tesla!
Richo wrote:So I guess if you live somewhere between Darwin and Adelaide you might get to see the Tesla!
coulomb wrote:That's if the left-hand-drive issue is resolved before then. As far as I know (and I didn't watch the video), it's still not drivable on Australian roads.
I sometimes wish Japan would switch to left hand drive, which would hopefully trigger the rest of the world, including us, to change as well.
htial wrote: Isn't the "land mass" that use RHD vehicles greater than that that use LHD vehicles???...
I'm wrong more than I'm right... ...Oh well...coulomb wrote:htial wrote: Isn't the "land mass" that use RHD vehicles greater than that that use LHD vehicles???...
Err, no:
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left_hand_drive
acmotor wrote: What's all the red stuff on that map ? Man I didn't know so much of the world drove on the wrong side of the road !![]()
acmotor wrote: Allocation of the Antartic zone still needs to be done.
Well, it doesn't actually say that. It says he 'intends' to drive it. Whether he is actually allowed to may be an entirely different thing.Taffy wrote: The Tesla will be driven in the global green challenge:
http://www.internode.on.net/news/2009/07/141.php