I’m shocked, shocked, I say, that the end of the tax credit would affect Tesla in any way...?

I’m just going to leave this here...

Apart from looking dorky, AirPods are totally insecure and prone to fall out if one so much as chews, to say nothing of walking, jogging, or doing anything else active. Why not consider a hearing aid form factor, with the circuits hiding behind ears, and an invisible wire to the hearing canal? 

So, to be clear, this is like an extended acceleration test and the speed is that attained at the end of 1 mile, right?  So it could have still been accelerating? Yeow! 

This makes some sense with small, readily handled batteries like those for a lawn mower or leaf blower, but not with big auto batteries. Even a fraction of one would be 100 kg or more. What’s worse, the battery cases are often structural components of the vehicle. 

I can’t believe you spent that much time on such a lame idea. There’s already wireless charging for those who can’t be bothered with a cable substantial enough for 100's of kW. 

Single ratio direct drive, no clutch, as in an EV!

It isn’t technically illegal until you documentably tie the “gift” (bribe) to the admission. Pay to play will make you pay if you’re caught...

Take test drive on sunny day; discover that IR coatings work...

I imagine Tesla will get even “SEXYR!”

Actually, the change is needed because displacement will soon be obsolete and irrelevant. 

Give me kW or give me death!

I can’t believe they even allowed that thing on BaT.

Congratulations! You have now reached the silliness level of Tesla owners...

As well as these may drive, they are not very attractive, with too high a waistline....

THIS is why people of ordinary means can’t have nice convertibles any more. 

The ice knows the temperature and needs no calibration...

You got my vot for the worst excuse ever offered...

Thank you for a reasonable article on this!

Clearly, this author is shilling for the fossil industry. And he thinks that a tank of gas is actually an infinite source of energy. Perhaps it has something to do with the number of gas stations?