No I’m sorry. The COPVs in the roadster. Fill tin up before you get to the track, do a lap or a 1/4 mile and drain the COPV tank once, fill it up and in 30 minutes you be good but will have drained some of your battery. You COULD theoretically have NO2 tanks that can refill the COPV though in a matter of minutes at the tracks. Actually, that’s not a bad idea at all….

Legendary crashout on r/Eminem today

Idk battery % required. But it currently takes hours but it looks like 30 minutes for the Thrust & >45 minutes for Rocket trim on production. (At least that’s what they are aiming for) My estimate though is that to fill the COPV will take about 20kWh to fill the 200 liters Thrust COPV. At least using SpaceX compressor efficiency that I saw from last year. That could get better by 2028. But scaling that to 600 liters of the Rocket trim could take like 70 kWh. Soooo, unless efficiency is MUCH better, the 115 kWh battery would only be able to fill the COPV of Rocket trim ONCE fully.

At a Tesla Service Center and spotted a Cybercab being repaired. See that cable? It’s an Xbox controller plugged in via USB. Got a bit closer and the staff immediately freaked out, telling me to get back behind the restricted area line. A technician later came over and said I could take photos. I told him I’d already ridden in one before — that wasn’t the interesting part. “Is that controller actually used to move the car?” He confirmed yes 😂

on est prêts #tesla

Did Tesla really wait nearly a decade to finally reveal the "Roadster" (for the 3rd time) and display it as a low polygon ripoff of a Lamborghini Huracan? And all that gimmicky flying and flipping with thrust is 1000% not going to be road legal or even sales legal. This isn't some ultra lite that doesn't require a pilots license and the 380mph max speed and 0.8s 0-60 is heavily reliant on forward thrust. Again, not going to ever be allowed on the road... why? Newton Third Law.... imagine someone riding a bike behind the car when someone launches it.... This is just cybertruck 2.0, a stupid product that is more of a SpaceX showcase for small space vehicles than anything automotive related. The windows are obviously blacked out for a reason. And people are believing this shit.... Raise your hand if you're still waiting for FSD and actually believe Tesla truly pulled off a flying car

Just adding my 2 cents to this discourse because it involves some engineering that Hibernaculum deals with; 1) There are what are known as ''mach diamonds'' clearly visible which can only be produced by liquified gases ie rocketry. Not fans. Not compressed gas, or air.