Also no parking zones maybe 50 feet from the crosswalk entrance would help a lot as well.

“with an MSRP of around $45,000, you can’t really call the Bolt super affordable.”

I would really love some reporting on how Boeing was awarded $4.2B for this contract while SpaceX was awarded only $2.6B and SpaceX is saving these astronauts.

I really wonder about all the military spending and what our ROI on it really looks like by continuing to fund Lockheed, Boeing, General Dynamics, Raytheon,…

Cinder blocks on wheels with poor visibility and gas mileage have problems? WHOCOULDAKNOWED?!

It’s a step in the right direction, but I hope it’ll eventually lead to other more extreme measures taken, like weight restrictions on vehicles in areas with greater population density, namely large cities. Parked my motorcycle next to a GMC Heavy Duty 2500 King Cab Long Ranch (whatever....sue me) and the darn thing…

This assumes the driver is looking in the first place, but we have to admit, front-end visibility is getting much worse on new SUVs, especially compared to the sedans and station wagons of yore.

110 outlet at home. EVGo and EA adjacent work parking lot.

I just leased my 4th EV, a KIA EV9. We constantly have people visiting and need a true town car to drive up to six people around comfortably. We also have a Newfoundland Dog who is pushing 160 lb and does not fit in other vehicles.

There’s even less infrastructure for hydrogen than car charging, but you go ahead and do that BMW, and a few years later we’ll all be laughing when you change your mind.

“quickly being seen as a really strong compromise between regular internal combustion-powered vehicles and all-electric cars”

Can someone explain why enjoyment of cars/car culture is a presumption of GOP status?  I am a democrat - all my voting years - but I’ve also loved cars since I can remember lining up Matchbox and Hot Wheels on my parents’ TV console when I was maybe 3-4 years old.  I am into all kinds of vehicles too; I don’t hate EVs…

“As for Ray, who is selling another Scout — a rare 1978 version priced at $59,999 — he didn’t want to talk politics, which he called “a tough topic.””

Ah, spotted an embarrassed Trump voter!

Royal Enfield’s Interceptor 650 comes to mind. The seat looks like a 2x4 covered in vinyl. 

NASA already released the explanation: it was feedback on the inter-spacecraft communications channel connecting all the spacecraft up there. Noises like that do crop up from time to time on various spacecraft connected into the audio loop, because there are a lot of different spacecraft and other equipment up there.…

This is a non-starter for me. I need to regularly haul my camper, boat and 3 ATVs uphill through the Rockies 1200 miles each way twice a day.

Yes. (as in all of the above).

The Lucid is very slippery, their motors are known to be very efficient, and a 118 kWh battery is pretty darn beefy (not sure about battery efficiency, though, but I assume it can’t be bad for the numbers its throwing out).

his point, among many is that this battery is smaller and lighter than competitors. This car isnt carrying around a heavy arse load of highly flammable gasoline that makes the car more deadly for others in a crash. You obviously have some anti EV bias, might want to check it.

4.44 miles per kw at 70 mph is great efficiency!

Yeah, that huge battery (118 kWh) is about half the size of the Hummer EV / Chevy Silverado EV battery and contains the same amount of energy as 3.5 gallons of gasoline and just knocked out 523 miles on a charge at highway speeds.  Your point?

Can’t wait for the EV naysayers/climate denialist excuses on why this is a bad thing.