Wow, you really come across like a demented social influencer trying his damnedest to tout a tape-and-badge job as it’s something special. It isn’t.

Fake internal combustion noiz for EVs is perhaps the stupidest thing, ever.

So for only the price of ~7 baltimore bridges, we get a plane that will keep a dozen or so rich and powerful people alive for a few hours longer than the rest of us proles. Will they land on a bomb-proof runway outside of vault 114?

Instant Karma.

That sound you hear is all remaining Fisker Ocean owners running out to ding their car doors.

Business insurance providers may have something to say on the matter. I don’t think they want to be on the hook for covering a business and employees monkeying around with these massive powerful batteries without some kind of proven knowledge base.

Would you look at that. Who coulda seent this coming?

HP lets me down every day at work, it should be no surprise they let me down here.

True, but the whole thing started because people realized Boeing didn’t deliver planes in perfect condition. It’s only fair to start digging into these events and put as much pressure on Boeing board of directors as possible.

Don’t you know that EVs don’t count? They’re somehow “fake” or “lack heart/soul”.

Flying Air France back in 1996 we were delayed leaving Kiev (because some drunk bastard wouldn’t get out of the wrong seat he’d decided to sit in. Finally after 20 minutes of the flight attendants pleading and cajoling, 4 guys from the passengers simply grabbed him, lifted his ass out and carried him to his seat and…

It has to do with the conditions under which stainless steel is actually stainless.
A complete rust free stainless steel is incredibly expensive. The type the tesla is made from, won’t rust too much under normal conditions but when you add basic detergents and heat/sunlight, it may cause staining or beginning rust. 

Silly American! There is nothing “unfortunate” about a 1.7 liter engine that makes 237 horsepower.

IMO it does not make sense to buy an EV if you are planning to rely on a charging network for anything outside of the occasional longer trip. If it is your commuter car, you’d better have a 40Amp+ charger in your garage or dedicated parking space. Anything else and you’re better off with a PHEV, HEV, or just regular…

“Lol. That’s all?” - Tavarish.

Bruh. That looks like a futuristic bar of soap. The Zonda as it is has no bad angles.

Counterpoint the Zonda is a damn fine looking car, and this Alisea just looks down right boring.

new car’s rear seats don’t fold as flat as they did before.

Trouble is, at the end of the day this is still $35K (less any tax credits, but still) for a car of limited usefulness. It’s TWICE the price of an original gas base 500 - and in the sort of use case for this, those just aren’t going to use much gas. Even my 500 Abarth got 35+mpg unless I was driving it like a madman…

Yes, all of the successive and derivative versions of Top Gear have failed to be anywhere near as entertaining or as interesting.

The brand isn’t as strong as the trio.