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Anonymous ID: f178e3 Dec. 22, 2023, 11:55 a.m. No.20115853   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5866 >>5868 >>5871

>>20115399 (lb)

 

Canada #50 >>20076070

 

Tesla recall affects almost 90% of all EVs in Canada

 

It’s a total Tesla recall.

 

Faulty Tesla software affects almost nine in 10 electric vehicles on the road in Canada, according to the latest Statistics Canada data.

 

On Wednesday, Transport Canada officially posted a recall notice which affects virtually every Tesla sold in this country since 2017, or about 193,000 units, for its faulty Autosteer or advanced driver assistance feature.

 

By comparison, there are only 220,000 battery electric cars of all makes registered in the Great White North. And it is the first time a vehicle — any make or model — has been recalled for anything other than a mechanical issue.

 

It’s essentially a software issue.

 

According to Transport Canada’s website, the Tesla controls that monitor driver ‘engagement’ may not kick in with audible and visual alerts to warn the driver the feature is not available or about to disengage. That means a higher risk of a crash if the driver fails to realize it has been automatically shut off — or falls asleep at the wheel.

 

It comes after a two-year investigation from the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) following 35 crashes affecting Tesla Evs stateside, killing at least 17 people.

 

That includes a fatal crash in Virginia that resulted from the Autopilot improperly speeding through an intersection and was t-boned by a semi-trailer

 

More:

https://www.westernstandard.news/business/tesla-recall-affects-almost-90-of-all-evs-in-canada/51068

 

Canada #50 >>20104821

 

"Tesla Wannabe" EV Names Have Run Out Of Cash, As SPAC-Crazed Bubble Bursts

 

As EV market saturation continues, the tide is going out on many "Tesla wannabe" startup companies who couldn't commercialize production quick enough to turn profitable. Now, serious questions remain to the viability of many of the smaller EV companies that didn't have the "first mover" advantage that Tesla had.

 

Such was the topic of a new WSJ article this week which highlighted that many EV companies are simply running out of cash.

 

The report noted that at least 18 EV and battery startups, including high-profile names like Nikola and Fisker, face the risk of depleting their cash reserves by the end of 2024. These companies, once known for their ambitious goals to revolutionize the industry with electric trucks and SUVs, have struggled with increasing costs and manufacturing challenges. Continue…

 

More:

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/tesla-wannabe-ev-names-have-run-out-cash-spac-crazed-bubble-bursts

Anonymous ID: f178e3 Dec. 22, 2023, 12:01 p.m. No.20115871   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5978 >>6317

>>20115853 (me)

Might be a Mild Winter, more El Nino than "Climate change"

 

El Niño—the warm phase of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation ("ENSO") climate pattern—continues in the tropical Pacific, forecasters expect give it a just over 50 percent chance of reaching "historically strong" levels this winter. A strong event doesn't guarantee strong impacts, but it does increase the odds that some level of impacts will occur in places with a history of being affected by ENSO.

 

El Niño and La Niña have their strongest influence on U.S. seasonal climate in winter. Upstream of the United States, the Pacific jet stream strengthens and carries more storms across the U.S. South, favoring cooler, wetter winters. From the West Coast to the Great Lakes, Northern states often have warmer-than-average winters.

 

More:

https://www.climate.gov/enso

Anonymous ID: f178e3 Dec. 22, 2023, 1:06 p.m. No.20116099   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>20115936

The Internet was to be a Control Mechanism

Information Dissemination of the Government Approved kind

Financial Transactions and bank accounts related

It went wrong, for [Them], so terribly wrong

They expected the criminal element hackers, no doubt there

Look at the old movie "War Games" from a different perspective. Dependence on equipment shown vulnerable. Turning things over to the machines (AI now) supposed to make the World "right", more controllable, more docile.

Anons showed up. Diggers and Meme Makers and those in contact with normies that just ask questions "they said A, but there's B, C and D so what is with that?"

That part where in Egypt they went to shut down internet and people found old dial-up connections would still work?

POTS, Plain Old Telephone System. Miles upon miles of copper laid and so much forgotten.

Other stuff too, but for now suffice it to say [[they]] screwed themselves, Anons know how

Imagine so many thousands of dollars spent to push a narrative destroyed by a meme made in five minutes.

Ten Days of Darnkness, The Internet must be shut down for Damage Control but all their power and Financials were made to depend on it. Shut down Stock Markets for ten weeks, I will remain unaffected