“Once in Stuttgart, the Harley was charged up for about 25 minutes and headed back south to Singen, Germany (about 93 miles). From there, the rider did a back-and-forth commute between Singen and Stuttgart six times, charging just shy of half an hour at each end.”

Glickenhaus has a net worth of 200 million Im surprised Jalopnik isn’t beating the shit out of him for only donating his factory space.../s.

So you’re saying that riding a bike in traffic during a snow storm is one of those ‘best times’?

It really is a Ferrari experience at a quarter the price.

The thing you’re all forgetting is that Harley won’t die. They will slowly continue to lose market share, they’ll slowly shutter plants and lose share value, but it won’t be over night.

There’s also the fact that prior to ELBs there was fudging of the paper log books on a massive scale, as evidenced by the sudden shortage of trucking space when electronic logs finally became mandatory.

So, is this the President reminding us that we’re only supposed to have one car per family?

Fuck off with the sanctimonious posturing. 

...only the girl has a beard and when you asked what her name is she answered, “Maurice”.

wow you’re my least favorite author on this website now

A BMW that costs BMW money that doesn’t have a longitudinal engine is something to be indignant about.  

This isn’t for that; this is the Renegade competitor.  You want a crawler, get the full Bronco. 

So a Land Rover Discovery??? I thought Ford and Land Rover parted ways?

Europe is really old. These planes could be filled with actual ghosts.

Minivans have many design advantages over your typical TSW, like flat floors and big sliding doors.

I’m most excited by the electric van.

Going to the other end of it, if you could somehow turn the last gear (you can’t, not enough force in the universe even if the machine didn’t explode first) so it was making one turn an hour, the tenth to last gear would be exceeding the speed of light before you even considered the other 90 gears!

If you ever wonder why America doesnt get the Hot Hatches like the rest of the World, this (the price) is exactly to blame. No one would buy it (in any mass numbers) with such other cheaper ways to obtain speed. The USA is not burdened with narrow roads. Most cities can be easily navigated in a....wait for…

I’m interested in the van life movement turning electric. There’s a lot of space under a van for more battery - not to mention roof space for solar panels.

Not really, feels more like a BB gun. when it hits a face shield instead it makes a pretty good crack sound, but not that loud.