Spotted> Tesla-3 EV @ .in ministry-office +

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https://beebom.com/tesla-model-3-spotted-in-indian-ministry-office/amp/
Tesla Model 3 Spotted at Indian Ministry Office Ahead of Potential Launch
September 17, 2021 ... American EV giant Tesla has been eagerly waiting to launch its electric vehicles in the Indian market. The company has been in constant talks with Indian authorities regarding the launch, and we have already seen Tesla cars being tested on Indian roads. Now, a Tesla Model 3 was recently spotted at the office of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) ...
https://beebom.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Tesla-Model-3-Spotted-in-Indian-Ministry-Office-Ahead-of-Potential-Launch-feat..jpg

https://qz.com/india/2060518/an-unexpected-model-3-test-drive-is-raising-the-hopes-of-indias-tesla-fans/amp/
An unexpected Model 3 test drive is raising the hopes of India’s Tesla fans
September 17, 2021 ...
https://twitter.com/BhutaniChetan/status/1438115748933558275



Replacing a Tesla-S EV pack module isn't a fix

https://carbuzz.com/news/replacing-tesla-model-s-battery-isnt-a-viable-long-term-solution
Replacing Tesla Model S Battery Isn't A Viable Long-Term Solution
2021-09-18 ... Electrified Garage, the repair shop, found a simpler solution for only $700. Now, Jason Hughes - known also as Tesla Hacker - has said that replacing battery modules isn't an appropriate long-term solution, at least with regards to the Model S and X. "Tesla's [Battery Management System] is actually quite advanced at detecting irregularities in the pack," said Hughes when speaking to Autoevolution. "In a normal unmodified pack, if a module or cell group started to no longer match capacity (SoC/CAC) with the rest of the pack, the BMS was designed to detect this and fail as gracefully and safely as possible." The BMS would initially limit range before eventually rendering the car undrivable ...
https://twitter.com/wk057/status/1437607772959428608




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