When are the diesel generators used? My guess is that its surge capacity only . Can you imagine what kind of a load 98 EV’s charging would take? Even if we assume a relatively slow charging rate of 100 KW you are talking about 10 MEGAWATTS of power. Allow me to illustrate 10 megawatts of solar.

RIP BAE.

Amazing car let down by a lazy drive train. But throw 500 hp of electric motor out back, and it would be gold.

“We didn’t read the substance, but we watched a TikTok.”

I’d say the same for Lucid. In the case of both, I’m really curious to see how well the whole model works when:

Interesting, but I don’t know what I’m supposed to take away from this, other than “no body is perfect.”

That’s what people did back when it was the Mitsubishi plant. Regularly driving the 45 minutes between any of those towns in Central IL is pretty standard for a lot of people around there.

Collisions caused by the AV or just involving them?

And show who the at-fault party is in each collision. For all I know, maybe 95% of these are instances of a meatbag driver messing up and smacking into the law abiding robo-driver. 

OK now show regular car crashes from non-AVs...

Especially the “However, many households sell their vehicle before they get there” line is dumb, because the vehicle doesn’t stop being environmentally friendly when it moves to its second or third owner. Who cares if it takes until the 2nd owner until it becomes a net positive for the environment if the first owner…

In the U.S., the typical non-luxury EV needs to log between 28,069 and 68,160 miles before netting any emissions benefits.

Yeah no, he’s being pilloried for a pattern of being a terrible human being who is a net negative. But I’m sure he appreciates the ball-cupping you’re offering.

Which of our laws did asylum seekers and refugees break?

(Republicans keep trying to reduce free/subsidized school lunches every single fucking time the Farm Bill comes up for renewal).  

This only needs to be one slide because the only answer is “whoever is youngest.” Insurance companies have had this figured for several decades and there is about as much debate about it as there is debate about whether or not people should drink water on a daily basis. 

I’m sure they could, but a big portion of their GDP goes directly to the federal government and then to the southern states that run deficits every year

People who are the victims of those without insurance will also be quickly bankrupt.

Using the same search criteria, there’s 81k F150s, 20k Explorers, 11k Escapes, 11k Edges, 7k Broncos, 15k Bronco Sports, 6k Expeditions.

That was a very polite way for the pilot to say, “Because so many of you can’t seem to push away from the table we can’t push away from the gate”.