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Tesla Semi electric motorhome

The Tesla Semi could be a great electric home on wheels based on the specs posted by Tesla this week and how amazing the pictures of this electric home truck on wheels are.

There is something about the idea of an electric solar motor home that many people find irresistible. During the day, you can drive cleanly and live on one battery. In the evening, you can recharge the next day.

Solar energy also allows you to completely disconnect from the grid. There are several electric motorcycle projects that aim to provide this experience to customers, but most of them are still at the concept stage or very limited in scope. Electric car.. “one life” But what if you need or want something more?

Tesla Semi could be an exciting platform for electric motorhomes. With that in mind, the interiors manufacturer Jowua’s team decided to preview what the Tesla Semi camper will look like while watching the production version of the Tesla Semi unveiled this week.

It looks really cool and the electric truck is the spec that backs it up. The biggest problem with most motorized home designs today is that they are limited in scope. For example, Winnebago makes its own electric motor home, but it only travels 125 miles. With the release of the production version this week,

Tesla has confirmed that the Tesla Semi will feature a 900 kWh battery and be able to travel over 500 miles on a full charge while weighing 82,000 pounds in total.

And since the Tesla Semi is likely to be lighter at 82,000 pounds, you’ll get a lot more range as a motorhome. Some of the heaviest 40-foot motorhomes rarely exceed 50,000 pounds.

The Tesla Semi is heavier than most class 8 trucks, but there had to be a way to improve efficiency by building the wheelhouse on the platform and keeping the weight under 70,000 pounds.

You can charge your Tesla Semi Camper and drive over 600 miles a day on a single charge overnight. You can cover impressive distances in just a few days. All this is done without emissions. Jowua also features the Tesla Semi RV interior.

This will likely require Tesla’s collaboration, but we need a way to power the RV’s vital functions from the battery in the powertrain.

They have added some solar panels that you can use while you park and go about your business for long periods of time. If Tesla doesn’t, other companies will surely decide to build electric motorhomes based on the Tesla Semi, similar to what Cyberlandr is trying to do with the Tesla Cybertruck.

Along with this, well-known DJ and music producer Deadmau5 says he will buy Tesla Semi and turn it into a mobile music studio.