If someone sold a $25k BEV with a range of 200-250 miles, I would leave work and go buy one now. 

I just don’t see why they won’t install tiny little nuclear reactors in the cars. It would solve all problems.  

Oh, that’s a Lexus? I thought it was a 3/4 shot of the rear of the Cyber truck

“Especially now that every person who wanted a camper just went out and purchased one thanks to COVID.”

That’s really disappointing to hear.  I would have actually considered this as my first BEV, but seat comfort is my #1 point of judgement when purchasing a car.  Everything else comes after. 

Wasn’t the MC12 just an Enzo in a dress?

I would like to know this too, particularly about the lumbar support. 

I can’t wait until these things are 3 years old and lose 1/3 of their value in depreciation.  Then I will finally buy an electric vehicle. 

There’s only a handful of cities in the US where mass transit is feasible for commuting. Only 5% of people here transit to work and back. 76% of people in the US commute alone.  The amount of people who drive to work and back is overwhelming.

The seats drew me in as well. They look super-comfy.

FWIW it’s also sitting in a lot with a Panamera.

Since we’re talking about butts, I prefer Brazilian butts. 

And Joe never had a Maserati until after “Life’s Been Good” came out. He bought it because of that song, but said he chickened out at 140, or something like that. 

Dude, you’re being trolled. 

Yeah, genuinely curious how this even came up in a forensic science class.  

The minivan would be the Grand Karenvan. The button would be a direct line to the closest manager.

Fondant is not edible.  I’ll fight you. 

And the really ugly truth is that the places where this mining and processing will take place will be in poorer nations (Tibet, South America, Chile, and Bolivia,) and people will have to work with these items without ppe, no doubt causing catastrophic human suffering.

Author is pretty generous. 

Oh no. I actually liked Gizmodo.  This whole group is in the toilet. Please tell me Kotaku isn’t next.  That’s my last hope.