THIS MAD *1020BHP TESLA PLAID* ACCELERATION IS MIND BENDING! 

The plaid makes 1100 to the wheels for the record! 😳🤷🏽‍♂️

On dry land with driver only the Tesla takes the top spot on your board. Hook up with Matt at Carwow to test a Tesla Plaid in the UK.

@@electric8668 You know, I don’t know why he didn’t at least do a run without the 3 people!

Same F**K EV's!

Stop listening to propaganda. EV's art the exact opposite of what you're being told. John Lee Pettimore, Mining Mechanic, OP UG, 3X Red Seal, Mine Rescue, CAF Vet. From The Tien Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan to the bitter cold of the Yukon. Mining 40 yrs. Retired: "A single Tesla battery weighing 1,000 pounds requires extracting and processing some 500,000 pounds of materials. At this rate, over the next thirty years we will need to mine more mineral ores than humans have extracted over the last 70,000 years." "Extracting minerals from the ground is an inherently dirty operation. A recent report by the Blacksmith Institute identifies the mining industry as the second-most-polluting industry in the world. The much-maligned petrochemical industry doesn’t even crack the top ten." "It involves crushing rock, and then using a concoction of chemical reagents such as sulphuric and nitric acid. Purifying a single ton of rare earths requires using at least 44,000 gallons of water, which then becomes saturated with acids and heavy metals." "The potential demand for rare metals is exponential. We are already consuming over two billion tons of metals every year - the equivalent of more than 500 Eiffel Towers a day. Leaving a toxic mess of poisoned slurry. How green is the production of #GreenEnergy ? It's not." "8 1/2 tons of rock need to be purified for a kilo of vanadium; 16 tons/kilo of cerium. 50 tons for the equivalent in gallium. 1,200 tons for one miserable kilo of the rarest of the rare metals: lutecium. Wind turbines, solar panels, and EVs are packed with rare metals." "Things needed to make #GreenEnergy Caterpillar 797 Haul truck. Weight 1,375,000 lbs - 1,200 gals fuel - 0.3 mpg - Antifreeze 306 gals - Engine oil 103 gals - Diff 330 gals - Brake Hoist System 489 gals - Trans 166 gals - Steering 95 gals. - 6 tires $255,000.00 - Cost $5 Million" Crescent Dunes: Another Obama Solar Failure: "The footprint of the plant was huge, encompassing 1,600 acres. Funny how many environmentalists don’t object to massive disruptions of wilderness when it’s done to advance an agenda that enriches green energy interests. "On January 14, during tests of the 110-megawatt Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project near Tonopah, Nevada, biologists observed 130 birds entering an area of concentrated solar energy and catching fire. "Nitrogen dioxide emitting at Crescent Dunes. Eight workers had been hospitalized with symptoms ranging from rashes to second-degree throat burns, headaches and vomiting. "The Crescent Dunes project suffered numerous technical failures. NV Energy said the plant “experienced frequent and prolonged outages.” It started producing power in late 2015, months behind schedule. In April 2019, the plant was shut down. "36,000 tons/aluminum, 2 million tons/concrete, 7,800 tons/copper, 600,000 tons/steel, 77,000 tons/glass, 1,600 tons of chromium and titanium, and other materials. It sits dead in the Nevada desert leaving taxpayers on the hook for $737 million in loan guarantees. #GreenEnergy" "Mongolia has large reserves of rare earth metals, especially neodymium, the element needed to make the magnets in wind turbines. Its extraction has led to a 5-mile wide poisonous tailings lake in northern China. Nearby farmland for miles is now unproductive." "Mining 1 ton of rare earth minerals produces about 1 ton of radioactive waste, 339,021 - 423,776 cubic feet of waste gas containing dust concentrate, hydrofluoric acid, sulfur dioxide, and sulfuric acid, and approx. 2,649 cubic feet of acidic wastewater. Nothing "Green" about it." "Every wind turbine has a magnet made of a metal called neodymium. There is over 5,500 pounds of it in each of these behemoths. The mining and refining of neodymium is so dirty and toxic it involves repeated boiling in acid, with radioactive thorium as a waste product. #GreenEnergy" Elon Musk Tweet: "Price of lithium has gone to insane levels! Tesla might actually have to get into the mining & refining directly at scale, unless costs improve. There is no shortage of the element itself, as lithium is almost everywhere on Earth, but pace of extraction/refinement is slow." John Lee Pettimore: "24 Mill EVs Is The Limit For Current U.S. Power Grid as per Fed-Funded study (PNNL) - 287 Million Vehicles in the U.S. - Federal fuel taxes contribute $40 billion to the U.S. economy. Once all EV, where will the 7 trillion needed to upgrade electrical grid come from ?" "And in the end by 2050, with current plans, the quantity of worn-out solar panels-much of it nonrecyclable-will constitute double the tonnage of all today’s global plastic waste #GreenEnergy" "It also takes 2.4 tons of quartz. 440 pounds of Oil coke. 1,322.7 pounds of Charcoal and 661 pounds of Woodchips made from hardwood trees. We literally clear cut forests to make solar panels." "The Cerrajón open-pit mine in Columbia supplies “Blue Gem” coal for silicon smelters around the world. It takes 1,212.54 pounds of coal to make 2,000 pounds of metallurgical-grade silicon (solar panels) #GreenEnergy" Notalia - Radical Skeptic: "Electric vehicles: an idea so great that rich people need financial incentives to buy them. Financial incentives provided by the taxes of people who can't afford them."

@@CuffyFcuksHIMself Yes mannn

​@Lyrical Gammster You're clearly not using critical thinking.

you won't be able to afford to drive petrol car on the road much longer. will get taxed to extreme.

Legend! 👍🏽🙌🏽

Literally like 😳

Yeah it was crazy every time I hit the accelerator.

Im dead XDD in combination with them laughing lmaoo

Renter😭

@@kageryu311 You look confused/scared and a little strange.

So family cars can’t be fast? 🤣🤣🤣 Okay 🤨

@@CharlotteK2008 Did man say that? No I said the Tesla acceleration is simply unmatched to any other stock cars acceleration… making it the fastest family car on the road. So please think before you reply some dumb shit my g

@@KEMKEM17 No, you said you where thinking the same when he said how can it be a family car!!! So you my friend technically did say that 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Better luck next time “my g”

What’s the purpose?

Not that impressive with 1020 bhp,when an rs3 with a mere 400bhp ice engine does it in 3.3

@@stephenpeacock2627 The RS3 ain't 5000lbs either. You clearly don't get it.

@@stephenpeacock2627 does that RS3 weighs 5000+ pounds ? With 3 people in it ? I doubt...

It only has no soul if you have no life. Enjoy the awesome stereo. Don’t nobody wanna hear some Clanky, Smokey tingy contraption under the hood.

@@Mabeylater293 yer those 1.0 eco boost fiestas really are noisy and clanky...

The point is it’s battery lmao?

nismo GTR if i had 120k for a car. one day!

@@Mabeylater293 You can keep your Tesla with its nice stereo and i'll take a clanky smokey straight piped 5Cyl and use less than half the £90k i save to match / exceed the Tesla's performance. At least you will have plenty of time to listen to music while you wait for your car to recharge.

Same.

Spared no expense

Yeah , it is warped 😂😂😂

It's wrapped. So it's the wrapping company who did it, not Tesla

1:34 aswell... paint

@@MrLuckymica it’s a wrap

That dude is always shook

The plaid plus was also gonna have higher battery capacity which would have afforded them more current to push the motors harder. Maybe they will eventually release it in the future with the 4680s

Yes that’s correct. So technically it means 6-60mph in 1.9sec, which is a stupid measurement and a cheeky marketing tool if you ask me.

completely agree, would love to see Jamie on top gear

It would go quicker with less weight and better traction?? Who would have thought??!

@@stubones Someones bored

I hit 2.27 later that day. I'm the driver.

@@kageryu311 Awesome machine fair play 👍

You can open the back seat to trunk and its alot louder lol

Sounds like the argument people had tubes vs solid state. Tubes are a thing of the past as one day so will ICE.

Ev's are doing amazing things. Depends on what you call amazing. John Lee Pettimore, Mining Mechanic, OP UG, 3X Red Seal, Mine Rescue, CAF Vet. From The Tien Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan to the bitter cold of the Yukon. Mining 40 yrs. Retired: "A single Tesla battery weighing 1,000 pounds requires extracting and processing some 500,000 pounds of materials. At this rate, over the next thirty years we will need to mine more mineral ores than humans have extracted over the last 70,000 years." "Extracting minerals from the ground is an inherently dirty operation. A recent report by the Blacksmith Institute identifies the mining industry as the second-most-polluting industry in the world. The much-maligned petrochemical industry doesn’t even crack the top ten." "It involves crushing rock, and then using a concoction of chemical reagents such as sulphuric and nitric acid. Purifying a single ton of rare earths requires using at least 44,000 gallons of water, which then becomes saturated with acids and heavy metals." "The potential demand for rare metals is exponential. We are already consuming over two billion tons of metals every year - the equivalent of more than 500 Eiffel Towers a day. Leaving a toxic mess of poisoned slurry. How green is the production of #GreenEnergy ? It's not." "8 1/2 tons of rock need to be purified for a kilo of vanadium; 16 tons/kilo of cerium. 50 tons for the equivalent in gallium. 1,200 tons for one miserable kilo of the rarest of the rare metals: lutecium. Wind turbines, solar panels, and EVs are packed with rare metals." "Things needed to make #GreenEnergy Caterpillar 797 Haul truck. Weight 1,375,000 lbs - 1,200 gals fuel - 0.3 mpg - Antifreeze 306 gals - Engine oil 103 gals - Diff 330 gals - Brake Hoist System 489 gals - Trans 166 gals - Steering 95 gals. - 6 tires $255,000.00 - Cost $5 Million" Crescent Dunes: Another Obama Solar Failure: "The footprint of the plant was huge, encompassing 1,600 acres. Funny how many environmentalists don’t object to massive disruptions of wilderness when it’s done to advance an agenda that enriches green energy interests. "On January 14, during tests of the 110-megawatt Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project near Tonopah, Nevada, biologists observed 130 birds entering an area of concentrated solar energy and catching fire. "Nitrogen dioxide emitting at Crescent Dunes. Eight workers had been hospitalized with symptoms ranging from rashes to second-degree throat burns, headaches and vomiting. "The Crescent Dunes project suffered numerous technical failures. NV Energy said the plant “experienced frequent and prolonged outages.” It started producing power in late 2015, months behind schedule. In April 2019, the plant was shut down. "36,000 tons/aluminum, 2 million tons/concrete, 7,800 tons/copper, 600,000 tons/steel, 77,000 tons/glass, 1,600 tons of chromium and titanium, and other materials. It sits dead in the Nevada desert leaving taxpayers on the hook for $737 million in loan guarantees. #GreenEnergy" "Mongolia has large reserves of rare earth metals, especially neodymium, the element needed to make the magnets in wind turbines. Its extraction has led to a 5-mile wide poisonous tailings lake in northern China. Nearby farmland for miles is now unproductive." "Mining 1 ton of rare earth minerals produces about 1 ton of radioactive waste, 339,021 - 423,776 cubic feet of waste gas containing dust concentrate, hydrofluoric acid, sulfur dioxide, and sulfuric acid, and approx. 2,649 cubic feet of acidic wastewater. Nothing "Green" about it." "Every wind turbine has a magnet made of a metal called neodymium. There is over 5,500 pounds of it in each of these behemoths. The mining and refining of neodymium is so dirty and toxic it involves repeated boiling in acid, with radioactive thorium as a waste product. #GreenEnergy" Elon Musk Tweet: "Price of lithium has gone to insane levels! Tesla might actually have to get into the mining & refining directly at scale, unless costs improve. There is no shortage of the element itself, as lithium is almost everywhere on Earth, but pace of extraction/refinement is slow." John Lee Pettimore: "24 Mill EVs Is The Limit For Current U.S. Power Grid as per Fed-Funded study (PNNL) - 287 Million Vehicles in the U.S. - Federal fuel taxes contribute $40 billion to the U.S. economy. Once all EV, where will the 7 trillion needed to upgrade electrical grid come from ?" "And in the end by 2050, with current plans, the quantity of worn-out solar panels-much of it nonrecyclable-will constitute double the tonnage of all today’s global plastic waste #GreenEnergy" "It also takes 2.4 tons of quartz. 440 pounds of Oil coke. 1,322.7 pounds of Charcoal and 661 pounds of Woodchips made from hardwood trees. We literally clear cut forests to make solar panels." "The Cerrajón open-pit mine in Columbia supplies “Blue Gem” coal for silicon smelters around the world. It takes 1,212.54 pounds of coal to make 2,000 pounds of metallurgical-grade silicon (solar panels) #GreenEnergy" Notalia - Radical Skeptic: "Electric vehicles: an idea so great that rich people need financial incentives to buy them. Financial incentives provided by the taxes of people who can't afford them."

@Lyrical Gammster Quickly make you a slave to big tech.

@@exothermal.sprocket You are diving in big rabbit hole here. Our existence on this planet alone hurts the planet. And all other life forms. If you are so obsessed with the damage we do... You should consider that it's your own existence as damage.

@@gytis321s2 I'M the one going down a rabbit hole? I'M the one with an issue? The whole existence behind EV's in the first place is because of the ideology of man's combustion engines ruining the planet (which they clearly are not).

Yes English say that too, Americans tend to say motor when the mean engine.

Annoys me too when americans say about the 'modur' when they mean engine. Like, dude, unless you're on about the starter motor, theres no motor under the bonnet.

@@hello7533 Maybe a wiper motor 😂

Yeah, general problem for all manufacturers right now. There's a massive delay in production of computer chips, which delays car parts for all brands.

It’s just Elons way of giving the two middle fingers to the entire ICE cars world. I am glad he did. Porsche charging over $100k additional to the price of a new turbo S for an additional 25 horsepower to the 911 turbo and calling it “exclusive series”?!? Fuck that shit. Car companies giving their newer models an additional 5 hp over the previous models and charging a premium. So the only option is dealing with dodgy “tuning” companies that have ZERO responsibility/liability to their customers but promise them BS results. Their excuse “pay to play” bullshit. Anyway, whether we like it or not EV is the future

Great analogy actually, ice reminds me of dial up internet. Or smokers, or blockbuster, or flip phones&pagers. 🤔 It's just older outdated tech now, nothing against it. Times have moved on. Nobody outside of a very few hardcore loud mouthed petrol heads is gonna miss doing all those harmful&wasteful oil changes, tune ups, replacing their exhaust systems, 02sensors and catalytic converters(which use rare earths btw, engine air filters, yearly emissions testing etc. Our lungs and landfills will thank every one of us who switches to an ev. Evs eliminate all of that extra crap. While allowing the owner to even power it themselves with home solar panels or wind turbines. Heck in many places slow charging is free(name one gas station giving away free gas? 😀 I get 400kwhs a month here free for mine if I only charge it between 11pm-6am off peak.👍🏻

owner did 2.27 later that day

You won't petrol or gas cars will still dominate.

Pure petrolhead you...

Plaid is faster than the Lucid Air.

It's kind of crazy. I'm a petrol head but it's really nice driving something that pulls like that and doesn't make noise every day. Cops never hear how much fun you're having

@@Shiftheads you know that they can scan your car. Right ?