Oli
@CARN0N • 4,234 subscribers
Tesla Early Access (Supervisor) & Car Enthusiast. Sharing my experience from Australia 🇦🇺
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This is genuinely one of the stupidest takes on EVs I've ever seen. This bloke wants you to pull into a service station, have someone on a forklift swap your battery out like a power tool, pay £50 (~$65 USD), and grab a Red Bull and a chocolate while you wait. He also reckons the air coming out of a modern diesel tailpipe is cleaner than the air going in. Meanwhile EV owners: – Plug in at home – Never visit a servo again – Wake up to a full charge every morning – Pay next to nothing to charge Nobody is sitting around dreaming up ways to keep going to petrol stations. The whole point is that you never have to again.
Oli185,149 views • 28 days ago
CLASSIC! 60 Minutes posted the full, uncut drive of their hit piece on Tesla's FSD. Despite a minor navigational error, the car handled the busy Sydney drive flawlessly! None of the impressive clips were included in original hit piece, with the presenter dismissing notable maneuvers by asking, "What isn't this software capable of?" DO BETTER!
Oli1,509,818 views • 7 months ago
The Model 3 has rear fog lights and I had no idea they existed... ⠀ Bright enough to actually do their job in fog, and surprisingly handy on the freeway when someone's hugging your bumper. ⠀ If tap the little green light icon top right of the screen and you can pull up the lights menu without flashing your high beams. ⠀ Did anyone else know that these existed?
Oli126,488 views • 29 days ago
Plugging your car in at night is genuinely the only difficult part about owning a Tesla.
Oli30,991 views • 24 days ago
The TikToker with 4.4M followers, Seb Laz, who last week posted a glowing review of Tesla’s FSD and said he was going to buy one… Just picked up his brand new Model Y. Not because it’s electric. Not because of incentives. Not because of Elon. Because he experienced autonomy - and couldn’t unsee it. Name another company that can do that.
Oli83,874 views • 3 months ago
Ex Tesla engineer gives her thoughts on the Model S & X being sunset.
Oli88,874 views • 3 months ago
Spending a couple of days in the Model Y loaner got me noticing the little differences between it and the Model 3. The steering wheel buttons feel completely different on each car. The Model 3 has haptic buttons. They don't physically move, just give you a small vibration when pressed. Silent, satisfying, and for the indicators I genuinely prefer it. The Model Y has tactile buttons that physically click. For indicators the haptic wins for me. But for flashing your high beams at someone? I actually prefer the tactile click. That physical feedback gives you that extra bit of confidence that you've actually done it. Two different approaches, both work well. Just an interesting little detail most people probably wouldn't notice unless they've driven both.
Oli27,387 views • 1 month ago
80-Year-Old Tries Tesla Full Self-Driving Down Under!! Tesla Australia & New Zealand
Oli51,719 views • 8 months ago
