Musk hasn't specified how many trucks, the company can roll out.
Tesla and its investors must be hopeful that the Semi Truck will herald a new age in electric trucking just as the company's sedans did for the passenger vehicle segment. Owning a Tesla has been a matter of pride for many who took the plunge into electric vehicles way before governments could even think ofSince its unveiling in 2017, Tesla has been calling the Semi the future of trucking and has promised a whole new electrically powered beast.
A Tesla Semi offers a central seating position for drivers giving them better visibility. It has paired electronic sensors with motor and brake controls to deliver better traction control and stability in all conditions. The most important offering from Tesla is the electric truck range that even Musk took special care to mention in a separate tweet.The company highlights how combination trucks account for 18 percent of the vehicle emissions in the U.S.even though it does not detail how Semi will change this. Nevertheless, the Semi has been promised a range of 500 miles on a single charge.
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