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It's funny thing, the internet. You ask someone something or just write a story, having no idea if your question or story will actually reach that person.
So asking something Elon, and knowing he may never knew or bother answering, does not keep me from asking (myself) questions...
At 16:45 locat Detroit time Elon Musk started answering questions as part of Automotive News' World Congress panel. Elon said a lot of interesting and also surprising things, as follows (from journalists Tweets in the rooms)...
"Can you help me order Tesla Model S?" asks me a guy from Dobrich back in May 2014 on the phone. "Need some information and ordering process assistance," adds Russi once we quickly introduce ourselves. We helped him, naturally, but if we only knew what's going to happen...
Now officials from the Commission will use electric cars from China, instead of made in EU vehicles, like Renault-Nissan EVs...
Once we heard that Tesla Motors is going to try the battery swap opiton for real we wanted to know what people think about it. Knowing it will cost "slightly less than a full tank of gasoline for a premium sedan" and will take just 90 seconds, the poll went online...
BMW i3 is here. In Bulgaria. Not for a spin or two, but to stay. You can see it on the streets around Sofia, parked at the charging station in front of Societe Generale's headquarters or... in this blog!
It's great news providing sales are yet to start officially in Bulgaria. This will happen for sure and we're here to support it every way we can. But it's also great to have the chance to see and feel the car right now (after a couple of short tests in Amsterdam and Munich) and share the happy owner's story with you. The car belongs to Martin Zaimov – one of the Bulgarian Electric Vehicle Association' (BAEPS) founders, a vivid EV advocate, dreamer and reformer. We're friends with Martin for years and also members of BAEPS. Here we go...
Men are very sensitive about cars. Especially about their own cars. Add a "threat" to Tesla Model S to this and you might see e-motions going farther than you think ;). And who says germans are not e-motional?
