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    the idea is amazing. Though is sort of just an adaptation of diesel/electric locomotives.

    Question is can they pull it off and do it in a timely manner.

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    We shall see come Dec. 2.

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    I kinda can't wait to see them on the road!

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    Can't wait to see something that isn't just a rendering.

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    Wired story on wrwightspeed trucks
    https://www.wired.com/2016/07/tesla-...-jet-tech-not/

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    http://www.autoblog.com/2016/08/30/n...s-to-hydrogen/

    The two-year old company recently claimed that it would completely drop its plans for a battery-powered semi truck in favor of one that utilizes hydrogen.

    Instead of using a 320-kWh battery pack and a fuel-agnostic turbine, the company is looking towards a custom-built hydrogen-electric 800V fuel cell. Nikola Motors also claims that its Nikola One will have a range of more than 1,200 miles between fill-ups and can get nearly 20 mpg, all while emitting zero emissions.
    Get that weak shit off my track

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    And so begins the downward spiral of bankruptcy.

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    Pretty sure this was going to be the end game anyways, but with Tesla planning on their own battery-powered semi, it might actually come to fruition.

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    http://newatlas.com/nikola-trucks-sa...-launch/46796/

    so i guess they are gonna build them. still think it looks a lot longer than a standard diesel truck, to me it looks as long as some of the moving company semis with the huge sleepers.

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