“just” is a wrong word to use. You can just pain over them, just put tape over them, but you don’t “just” remove the leds from it.

I bet “do have a separate bedroom” is also important for this to work :)

Step 1: Do something truly beneficial to entire humanity. (That’s where 99.99999% of the candidates have been knocked off the race.

Yes. Generally they do.

That defies the idea of a party bus though.

Nice, and then you will not buy it, because you never planned to, and then you will say something “Why buy this, when I can have [insert a car with heated seats]”.

Yep, pretty much. CPR keeps the bloodflow, but if the heart stopped, there is no way to restart it without a jolt.

That’s insanely cheap. This where I live would be $52 million.

What?! These people enjoy the attention of “hard life”. They jack on the “compassion” they assume people give them when they are struggling with living the life of a driver of a stanced vehicle in the name of style.

What does it mean “Its outdated and now”... is a perfectly good sports car ever outdated? A sports car that was designed to be that, never becomes less of what it was designed to do just because someone came up with another sports car. Not approved!

What is it to do with fairness. Extra safety is an additional reason to use to sell Tesla to customers. Its not about fairness - if they can use the lack of engine to their advantage, they should. And then they should brag about it. In the end it’s the safety of occupants that counts and if Tesla got it better,…

He never had a single record of business with RBC. That’s the funny part.

The only LaCroix I know is Remi. (Google on your own risk)

In the cities- may be, but on interstate it will be a long time before roads are beaming electricity.

- In Vancouver most underground garages have EV chargers.

EVs already took off and rising quite strong. Just like you don’t forget to fill up, you wouldn’t forger to charge. Soon we will see automatic chagrin that will plug into car as you park in the garage.

Cool. I have a sports coupe. Every time I drive to home depot I have to borrow my dad’s van because it doesn’t fit the stuff I buy. But for the rest of the year it’s superior to a van in every way. How is Tesla different?

Then this car is not for you, but it would work for 99.9% of drivers in most situations. Just like sports coupe owners can’t bring drywall home once a year they do renovation, electric vehicle owners can’t stop for a 10 minute fill up and will have to stop for 30 minutes once a year.

It’s cool, don’t buy it, the other 99.99% of people either have 2 vehicles and one is use din the city, or don’t mind and extra 20 minutes on their 400 mile trip.

the other 97% of drivers are driving mostly in the city. Think of the other aspects: