This is standard industry practice. Every new car review you’ve read happens this way, only we disclose it up front.

In my experience the only journalist I’ve seen on a press trip who paid for airfare and lodging was WSJ. We don’t have WSJ money, so we accept Audi’s invitation and disclose it up front.

I didn’t love…

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, FCA/Stellantis will have a hard time until they adopt the future while still having plenty of competitive products to sell in the PRESENT. No Stellantis US Brand Dealership has a complete model lineup akin to a Toyota/Lexus, Ford/Lincoln, VW/Audi, etc. Mazda and Subaru…

OMG... who cares.

“above and beyond” = Teslastan for doing the bare minimum, and only when insisting in public.

I can’t understand why anybody would buy a Tesla right now while the management is all being laid off...

Sounds like they gave him a glass of Kool-Aid too....

If the production version looks anything like this, that’s a pretty solid looking crossover.

The new Chrysler 200?

Youtube drama pissing matches are just stupid.

Linus Media Group isn’t just the Linus Tech Tips channel, it also runs the ShortCircuit, TechQuickie, TechLinked, GameLinked, and LMG Clips channels (plus a few more that don’t upload regularly), as well as the WAN Show podcast. Between all those channels, they’ve uploaded 33 videos in just the past week, and that’s…

They absolutely do. LMG is more than just LTT. They have a ton of channels at this point, and across them all (all done by the same staff), that is an accurate tally.

Across all of their channels, they total a weekly average of like 25 videos a week

So, ltt does have 5 or 6 channels. Not to mention exclusives that go up on float plane. I believe they were previously trying to get out something like 14 videos a week, and I don’t think includes the float plane exclusives or clips. Though perhaps not multiple dozens, it’s still quite a lot.

Ah yes the consequences of driving a scooter on the highway should be instant death penalty by the nearest cop

The fuselage and part of the wings are made in China. The majority of the harder stuff (engines, landing system, navigation system, etc.) is purchased from non-Chinese companies. This fact is largely unknown in China, where the government boasts this plane as huge national success. Domestic Chinese airlines are…

Can you not understand a joke?

Oh boo hoo. Don’t do the crime if ya can’t handle the consequences. These mopeds are out of control in the city. 

700' altitude is likely not high enough to warrant. I know the reports say people we’re passing out, but at 700' that’s not from thin air.

If I ever see somebody going for the door like this they are getting chokeslammed through a tray table

I wonder what the upgraded versions’ MSRP will be. I was currently looking at an Ioniq 5 SEL (MSRP ~46k) but if these come in at ~10k less for a similar ~300 mile range I would definitely be considering one...if I can wait another year that is.