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ABILISK
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Not sure why they would hide it at this point. We saw the video of it, I wouldn’t be overly excited about seeing them test it. Could be something totally new, who knows lol
ABILISK
Active member
Not sure if they’ll offer a home charger for CC yet. Might have to have it go to a supercharger location to charge wirelessly unless they include a charge port somewhere.
ABILISK
Active member
An induction charging mat plugged into a 110 outlet would be pretty unusable. Plugging in directly to those outlets already takes 24+ hours to charge a car 0-80% so induction would be even worse.
CyberTrk
Member
The tent might be used for performing some thermal, hot or cold, supercharging testing?Could this mystery supercharging tent be wireless inductive charging being tested??
However I don't see any electrical power wires, beside obviously the Supercharger cord.
Or could this be a prototype of a CyberCab robot cleaning instalation?
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Crissa
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It's probably to keep the workers out of the weather more than hiding it.
If you're sitting there poking things for hours or days you kinda want a roof.
-Crissa
