Welcome to Elio Owners! Join today, registration is easy!
You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.Something similar happens to people who choose to live in in tiny houses (<400 square foot). Because it requires a lifestyle that eschews the philosophy of "bigger is better", many people in "average" 2400sq.ft. homes have an almost violent reaction to tiny homes. Because on some level, if I can be happier than you despite having less, it is like I am insulting your entire way of life. (I don't live in a tiny house, but I've been researching the movement.)
I was on here a year ago in the extreme minority of people who were realistic to know beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Elio was not going to be manufactured last year and I was promptly called a troll by the strangely sensitive populace here. Funny how another year later we're in the same boat and people seem just as naïve and delusional.
I just can't fathom how anybody truly believes there are going to be Elios rolling off the production line by the end of this year. There are no final-production-clad prototypes tested (are any even built? aren't the 25 still going to be hand-built basically?), no Elio-specific tooling built and definitely not in place at the manufacturing facility, no manufacturing force hired (let alone trained). It just boggles my mind that anybody believes this will be the year. It's already March!
I would be shocked if Elios are rolling off the production line even in 2017. I think 2018 is more realistic.
I was on here a year ago in the extreme minority of people who were realistic to know beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Elio was not going to be manufactured last year and I was promptly called a troll by the strangely sensitive populace here. Funny how another year later we're in the same boat and people seem just as naïve and delusional.
I just can't fathom how anybody truly believes there are going to be Elios rolling off the production line by the end of this year. There are no final-production-clad prototypes tested (are any even built? aren't the 25 still going to be hand-built basically?), no Elio-specific tooling built and definitely not in place at the manufacturing facility, no manufacturing force hired (let alone trained). It just boggles my mind that anybody believes this will be the year. It's already March!
I would be shocked if Elios are rolling off the production line even in 2017. I think 2018 is more realistic.
welcome back, much hasn't happened since your last visit EXCEPT everything (actually it's been just the last few months)I was on here a year ago in the extreme minority of people who were realistic to know beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Elio was not going to be manufactured last year and I was promptly called a troll by the strangely sensitive populace here. Funny how another year later we're in the same boat and people seem just as naïve and delusional.
I just can't fathom how anybody truly believes there are going to be Elios rolling off the production line by the end of this year. There are no final-production-clad prototypes tested (are any even built? aren't the 25 still going to be hand-built basically?), no Elio-specific tooling built and definitely not in place at the manufacturing facility, no manufacturing force hired (let alone trained). It just boggles my mind that anybody believes this will be the year. It's already March!
I would be shocked if Elios are rolling off the production line even in 2017. I think 2018 is more realistic.
I'd love to see production start on my birthday, March 24.Yah Yah. I've seen more waterfall schedule charts than you can imagine. They are easy and fun to make and mean absolutely nothing against reality.
Since EM has stated that the "E-series builds have started!" I assumed than meant metal being bent and welders sparking. Apparently "builds have started" means preliminary planning and CAD work. What we used to call "getting ready to think about planning to get started".
That schedule is mighty light on production-side milestones. "order long lead equipment - Month 9" and "plant integration - Month 9" doesn't sound like "long lead" to me. In my biz long lead means 6-9-18 mos delivery after placing the order.
That schedule has 13 mos from "E1 Engineering drawing release" to Production starts. Assuming the drawings will be released end of this month we are at around April 2017 for production start - assuming they get the money they need.