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Desistance@lemmy.world to [Dormant] Electric Vehicles (Moved to !electricvehicles@slrpnk.net)@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 years ago

Tesla Semi electric truck does 1,732 km in a single day in independent trial

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Tesla Semi electric truck does 1,732 km in a single day in independent trial

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A Tesla Semi truck has impressed during an independent study by completing 1,732 km in a single day with just three charging stops.
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      Lots of 2-person teams out there that try to keep the rig pulling 24/7.

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      Also lmao at the dude pointing out traffic laws being from the DMV instance.

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          I commute to that area every day from about an hour west, I know all too well what you mean 😬

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      Just in case anyone was curious about the speed to make this happen: 14 hrs driving at 123 km/h (76 mph) = 1732 km.

      Not impossible but it’s unlikely this was done in 14 hours and they probably swapped out drivers to achieve this.

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        What’s the speed limit for lorries where this was done? Because in a lot of places it’s going to be less than 123 km/h.

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          American truck drivers are more like airplane pilots than European truck drivers.

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        You can see in the article they were driving 60mph almost the whole time they weren’t charging

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        They has to charge at some point. There was more than 1 driver.

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