Bradley can’t write an article without hatefulness in it, its just the way it is

And the reason for that is because the original J1772 standard was shit. It was fine for a plug-in hybrid, but useless for fast charging.

Fun fact for those not in the know: Tesla’s charging connector design pre-dates the official CCS standard.

“If Tesla really gave a shit about saving the environment, it would open up its charging infrastructure to every electric car.”

According to Mercedes-Benz market research of cargo van drivers, the average daily mileage of a van in Europe is just around 60 miles...“it’s aimed primarily at businesses conducting multi-drop ‘last-mile’ deliveries in urban areas...

the article explains the market pretty well, you’re clearly not it. 

Ive lived over a decade both in the US and out. So what's your point again?

Seriously - the “most developed, most powerful, and greatest country in the world” fucked up the covid response greatly. Case number controversies aside (about which the US should not even be talking about given how superior we are to them anyways), developing countries are far ahead, and have curtailed it better than…

Any reasonable safety system takes ordinary human behavior into account. Or, to put it another way, if humans were capable of behaving rationally and prudently all of the time, you wouldn’t really need robust safety systems.

I will refer to this article the next time this website publishes a take that modern cars are too complicated/heavy/electronic/etc.

I’d very much say “Aurora is the Florida of Colorado” is an accurate description.

Nah, India is recognized as a democracy these days. America isn’t even that anymore.

I think that's an accurate comparison, after all at this point the US is considered a third world country.

Vertical video shot while driving. A dumbass filming an idiot.

In this economy, he was probably working as a back up camera smh

I’ve crossed the USA twice in my Tesla, and twice in my Jeep GC Diesel in the past year. I think it depends on what your definition of “road trip” is. If it’s “drive madly to get to a destination”, you may be in the small group of people that need an ICE vehicle. Our Jeep is great for that, and it made getting to my…

The thing with fast charging stations, is that they can be installed just about anywhere in very little time.

Just how much range are you talking about adding?

More like “Zaphod’s Heart of BaggaDouche.” If this won’t satisfy you, nothing will. Take your negativity elsewhere you BaggaDouche.

I think it’s largely a question of where you live and if you’re willing to buy a Tesla. If you are along the I-5 or I-95 corridor, any area with a population over 5000, or with a tourist attraction there will probably be a supercharger.