Tesla saves the environment?

Asked by davidclay123 Aug 13, 2017 at 06:01 AM about the Tesla Model 3

Question type: General

Hi guys,

My wife and I are all agree to buy an environment-friendly car, so we think of
Tesla Model 3. However, I did some research and I was told that Tesla isn't
actually environment-friendly at all.

What do you think about that?

2 Answers

Electrics are mostly hype. Child slave labor for the cobalt in batteries and coal for the electricity.

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It all depends on where you get your power from. If you have a solar panned sytem installed this can provide a large amount of energy to the car with no environmental down falls. About her option is simply changing your energy supplier to a green company. And if this is not an option the energy being created by the power plant is still more efficient and less wasteful than the energy being used in a gas car. Yes there are bad sides such as the mines that create the raw materials but that is impossible to avoid in today’s world

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