Solar roofs that look better than a normal roof, generate el

>want to check stock
>too scared
Just going to hang on and enjoy the ride

>>16084388
This is /o/. for autos, not roofs

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>>16084388
Musk demonstrated the durability of the solar glass tiles with a video showing a Tesla roof tile taking a hit from a weight dropped from above. The tile cracks but does not shatter into shards like other conventional roofing tiles. No mention was made of the price, electricity generation capability of each tile or insulation value.

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>>16084397
2 charge ur Tesla

>Weighs more than conventional roof.
>Raises center of gravity
>Car handles worse.

Also, he needs to spread 'innovations' over time.

>>16084944
here's your reply

Solar Freaking Roofs!

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>>16084388
thanks elon

>>16084402
i'd be more concerned about its lifetime against elements, especially in areas with ice/snow

>>16084388
Retarded

>>16084388
Musk is awful at doing presentations.

>>16084410
No one here can afford a Tesla, shill.

And before you say it, no one here likes Musk either.

>>16084388
That little babby sized model s

>>16084410
Why would you throw your kettlebell at a roof tile?

>>16089085
http://tesla.radioflyer.com/build.html

>>16089098
The same reason you'd throw a toolbox into the bed of a truck.

>>16089098
>he doesn't want to get /fit/
get a load of this faggot

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>>16084944
Running lightweight roofing felt because race car

Do people realize how many solar cells (even satellite grade) it would take to charge a Tesla? Of course not because Tesla sheep are braindead.

Musk is like the Jobs of electric things, re-branding shit and making mad profit the easy way.

>>16089164
Given that the average American drives 15,000 miles a year and the Tesla Model S gets 300 miles on 90 kWh, also given a solar yield of 7 sqm for 1 kWh per day in Anchorage tier dark Germany, we're at 900 sqft. I'm guessing in most of the US it's only half to two thirds as much. So if you cover your double garage roof in solar cells you're probably already good.