Seriously, though, what were people expecting? A Starbucks?

Has Tesla confirmed that FSD was actually on?

Why is this even an article?  

I fail to understand how using federal incentives to encourage adoption EV - to pursue the goal of reduced emissions - has anything to do with union labor.

I don’t agree with Elon on much, but I do on this point. The federal government shouldn’t be funneling money to unions. Incentives shouldn’t be politicized. EV incentives should focus on EVs. Reasonable restrictions would be requiring it be for cars under a certain cost, or cars that get a certain range, or even cars…

You guys realize that cars get into accidents all the time and way more frequently than Teslas on cruise control (yes, despite the marketing name it is just cruise control like many, many other cars on the road have). I own a Toyota Sienna that has radar cruise control and lane keeping. I also own a Ford F-250 with…

I love the idea of an electric crate engine program, but the motor was never the tricky bit

So its not as bad as it seems. Apparently everyone agreed to be the video. Here is the video description: “A quick note; I made this for entertainment only. The people you see in the video, even the ones portrayed as the public, have all agreed to be in the video prior to filming. I wouldn’t recommend you actually…

“Sure, you can joke that all of the big cruisers are too heavy, too expensive, and too old-fashioned, aimed at a dying market”

The new Model S, be it Plaid or a normal “LR” version share the same battery pack. This new pack is actually *smaller* than the previous 2020 and earlier cars. They got more range out of less battery due to the new car being about 100lbs lighter, the new HVAC and the new bodyworks lower drag.

You can actually buy one ?

I’ve been there, the drive-around for taller vehicles is one fucking block over. And as others have said, it’s a railway bridge, so lifting the bridge means regrading the rails for literally miles in both directions. It’s not that easy.

Your use of terms like “electronic,” “electric,” and “zapped” is extremely misleading. There’s nothing electronic or electric about this aside from the targeting/launching device. It doesn’t carry an electric charge. It’s not a taser rope.

Just reach over the side of your F-150 bed — yeah, if you’re 6 foot 8.

Should the Starship upper stage break up on reentry during its inaugural orbital test, it would represent a major blow to the project.

Rocket Scientists: “You are going to need to do years of research and careful preparation to pull this off. You’ll need billions and billions in funding and years and maybe even decades of delays are inevitable.”

Yeah, it sounds like there’s a valid reason to take it (safety) if the launches are damaging the home.  It’s not like Cape Canaveral had houses close to the facility very much for this reason.  It sounded like they were made fair offers at the time the offers were made (multiples of the current value).  Fighting it is…

This is like, super old news. I have no idea why the Wall Street Journal is digging back into it now.

Hopefully they can get a nice check before Texas invokes eminent domain and they’re back down to $35,000...

But it's so damn ugly. I mean ugly compared to other ADV bikes