Tesla's New Competition

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In this video we'll be taking a look at 6 new competitors to Tesla, the Jaguar I-Pace, Porshe Mission E, Hyundai Kona EV, Aston Martin RapidE, Mercedes EQ and the Audi eTron Quattro

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0:00 Moon Boots - I Want Your Attention

1:22 JackLNDN – Aeterna

2:52 ford. - i, promise

4:15 A Zed And Two L's - Fila Brazillia

4:50 Stumbleine - Polka Dots

6:00 Vindata - All I Really Need

7:03 Kidnap Kid - Moments (feat. Leo Stannard)

8:00 Gin$eng - you're high

Producer: Dagogo Altraide

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[ColdFusion]

Correction: The Jaguar I-Pace starts at 70, 000 USD. The price quoted was actually Australian dollars. Sorry for the mix up. And also yes, I said "Nuremberg" instead of "Nurburgring". My bad on that also!

[tbonelee]

the competition for Tesla is mostly *_words._* nothing is a competitor until people start driving it.

[joegerhard]

Elon’s goal with Tesla was to popularize electric vehicles and it looks like he has done it. Another good job Elon!

[jeansenco]

I remember Elon Musk offered his Tesla car technology to other automakers so that EV cars will proliferate. Elon is not afraid of competition.

[RobertoMartin]

Electric is not enough....how about the self driving capabilities? Tesla leads...incumbents follow

[jltrack]

I think It was always Elon's intention to shift the auto industry away from fossil fuels. I'm sure he doesn't really care that competition is growing. He started Tesla to prove that with the right resources, we can manufacture stylish, fun, zero emission vehicles at a price that will rival today's internal combustion automobiles. Now most manufacturers are following Tesla in EV technology. People in the comments are saying Tesla should "step up their game." No, Tesla set the bar and now it is up to other manufactures to catch-up.

[Goldsilver]

The future was yesterday. Great video again Dagogo.

[WillProwse]

Some sexy cars. Can't wait till they depreciate. Just a few more years guys

[andURnotLOLOLOL]

All these car companies are talking shit on Elon and Tesla, but all he wanted to do was get other companies to make electric cars. They all playing checkers but Elon has been playing chess for years.

[msewda]

Coldfusion is one among my favorite youtube channels...

Love from India...

[jigneshgc]

All new cars are good. But we need a mass production electric car, which is affordable. Most of the new electric cars are like a demonstration cars, to show what they can do, even the model 3 with extended battery coat much higher than any family petrol car. I love electric cars but we need more affordable cars rather than super expensive ones

[cinerewind]

The public have been wanting to move to a greener car option for years and the big auto mobile companies kept ignoring us. Now that they see that it is inevitable that electric cars are here to stay. They switch their marketing to "reflect" that green cars are always what they have been striving for.. Disgusting

[shining_pot_handle]

Kudos to you. You're the only person who knows how to pronounce Hyundai right

[marcusotter]

This is great! Call it competition or whatever you want, this is a change we need for humanity. The more people working on this: the better. Much love <3

[svetarocks]

"2020s will be an (renewable) electric decade" Amen to that! 🙏

[Jer_Schmidt]

This video brightened my day. SO exciting to see this EV revolution unfolding!

[niel]

Regardless of what happens going forward, all of these companies owe a great deal to Tesla who pioneered this movement when they were too reluctant to take the risk.

[kpeterrafael]

Elon Musk always wanted competition and pushing this technology forward. When these guys will come out with these cars, Tesla will be out with something bigger, I'm sure about that.

[Tubeytime]

These aren't "competition" until they they become affordable.

[mikaxms]

It really just felt like you were reading up a spec sheet, you should've dived more into the differences between the automakers and what each company could offer to the marketplace.