@kevinace@TeslaCharging It's a great thing that this will work for all Teslas on all superchargers (in the US, and if they are updated)... But a safer and less damaging solution to the same problem is this: https://t.co/RuGoxXobKs
@TeslaCharging That's great... but let me promote this option which does no real damage to car and station, and solves the same problem: https://t.co/RuGoxXnDUU
@ROlivia66187@MattWalshBlog Is there a single thing, except explicitly stating it, that he could have done to make this any clearer that it was sarcasm? You're not the only one to not detect the INCREDIBLY OBVIOUS sarcasm, though.
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@grapesoups@Tesla You mean they are constantly growing in market share because they are better, cheaper and safer. Right? Only if you haven't owned one, or have had very bad experiences because you did something foolish, or if you have incredibly special needs would you want to buy an ICE car.
True. Apple products are terrible in the cold... Don't by an Apple EV. Just about all other modern EVs handle the cold quite well, as long as you charge them regularly. Sure, you may lose some range, but that just means slightly more charging. And if you're smart about your charging, it's not a problem for most people.
The government isn't doing anything, because it's all happening "as intended". The union is free to take their members out in strike, and other unions can join in. That's all pretty normal here. The fact that neither side is backing down after so long, makes this the longest running conflict ever, I believe.
And while it's not true that none of the workers want to strike, most are not striking. Tesla isn't really a normal place to work, and trying to force this round peg into a square hole just isn't going to fly.
Also, other union shops have had to fire people because they had to strike against Tesla too, and so lost a large part of their revenue... and things like the postal office not delivering mail to Tesla and the connecting of supercharges to the grid are blocked (must be legally be done by a certain company, which is a union one) is just not ok. It also affects people whose cars can't be fixed after accidents, etc.