Maybe people could look up their phones and check both ways before crossing the street like I was taught when I was a kid. Deaf people don’t have a problem.

Just put a fence 10 feet around it. Problem mostly solved as far as people showing things on a phone from 10 ft away. If someone wants to expose themselves from 10ft away it’s also less bam and whatever.

170 is for the most efficient electric range going around 15-25mph. At highway speeds this thing will get 90? It’s useless.

How is the Jeep Wrangler not #1, I’ve worked as a valet and at CA’s biggest auction, I’ve driven everything and the Wrangler is the only vehicle I hope to never drive again.

$4000 and 2?

I disagree with hundreds of product’s names. Yes it’s a name that doesn’t represent its abilities, and Tesla should honestly rename it. But this far into it, if people are STILL thinking it’s safe to put it on and do something else, they need to let the car remove them from the gene pool.

I agree, what a moron. And who would turn on FSD on a fucking foggy day?

Why do those numbers seem underwhelming compared to just electric. I guess if they wanna keep the overall weight down because of battery? But somehow McMurtry can have a 100kw in a tiny lightweight car and more power.

A red turtle shell

Pass, doesn’t have a hole in the floor for the family to power with their feet.

Or a few drops of mercury

I think you might be on to something here. Boeing is setting up Airbus to make it seem like Airbus would do that to hurt Boeing, but it’s actually been Boeing all along!

And on it I would drive a mclaren f1 or a VW Bus

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It’s really fucking easy, put a fence 10 feet around it.

This is what I don’t get, don’t shareholders want the company to succeed? These people should be immediately voting elon off the board.

I voted no to everything elon wanted

I’m literally in China now and the Chinese ev to Tesla ratio is about 50 to 1. They WERE a big market, not anymore.

What does this mean for polestar?

Yea, they’ll grow to adults and stop, but not before teaching the next generation of orca kiddos to sink boats