Actually 75.5% of all EVs (and rising) in the US using the same charging standard, the Tesla 480V DC fast charging standard.

I think a lot of Premium/Luxury car companies did not look at Tesla as being in the same strata as them....so they figured they could sell similar cars at a significant price premium to Tesla.

Great, now all they need is a supercharging network so people can actually take advantage of that range! And maybe reduce the price...oh and add some kind of autonomous driving capabilities.

Ok, ok, Tesla Fanboy, I’ll admit. But really, I’m all for electrification of other manufacturers cars...but I think this will…

Man...I love Porsches. But after reading this...I really don’t think I’ll ever buy one again. (I owned a Cayenne...not the same as a 911, but still...)

Yeah, but if you’re going to compare the $349 Apple Homepod to a Google product, in fairness you’d have to compare it to the Google Home Max ($399) which also has amazing sound…plus you still get Google (much better), assistant.

And FYI, I’m Mac/iPhone user, I have nothing against Apple.

I had 4 Echos, I sold them all and switched to Google. The Google Home has better sound and is better at just about everything. It can actually answer hard questions. (Case and point: yesterday my 9 year old asked Google Home if she could use dish soap, rather than laundry detergent, to make slime. I amusingly…

So he’s built a rocket to launch to 1800 feet. In other words...

I don’t buy it (I mean I have a Google Home, but I don’t buy your article). Here is the problem with your reasoning.

If you’re talking about hacking these devices on a massive scale then, these huge, multi-billion dollar companies have billions of reasons NOT to tap your device in any way other than exactly how they…

Pretty sure he was kidding around...

Exactly. Also - we need to drive more, especial SUVs and Trucks. Burn the oil so there is none left to produce CO2. The sooner we can stop using oil, buy burning it all, the sooner we can save the planet!

I don’t think there would be a “tax” issue. Technically they are not selling for profit, they are taking part in a settlement as “victims” of a fraud. You don’t pay taxes as recipients of lawsuit settlements.