Well, there are solutions to improve poverty greatly, which would in turn reduce theft and vandalism, but the poisoned minds of this country don’t want to hear or deal with any of that.

My company has kindly installed two L2 charging stations that are free to use. Technically they are Blink chargers and only the first hour is free. Also one of the two has not worked in months. So we have one charger that charges an hour at a time with everyone vying for it.

Yeah, I’m sure you have. 

These are in the U.S. 

‘just’ 10 inches longer?

So the Lyriq is a nicefied Blazer - I’m assuming this is a nicefied Equinox?

Yea that was referring to the Super Cruise. If it holds up like other Cadillac models, it’ll be free for the first 3 years, and the $25 a month after that to keep it active.

Its just 10 inches longer than an XT4.

Aw look, someone doesn’t like EVs. <sad-face>

I really like the look of this and the Lyriq, which a better-sized vehicle for me but I can’t help but think about how awkward my dealership experience was 10 years ago when test driving an ATS 2.0 6MT. The sales rep was clearly trained to sell to older people and certainly not younger people or enthusiasts. I recall…

The XT4 and the Lyric are sharp looking cars. Cadillac really has some nice vehicles in its fleet these days (including the CT4V Blackwing... I wake up in a cold sweat some nights from dreaming about that car).

Good point, it’s actually the recent replacement of old 2-cycle bikes with modern 4-cycle motors and non-leaded gasoline that have really transformed the places I go to.

The developing world is going EV rapidly, but not vehicles with 4 wheels. Electric mopeds and tuk tuks are actually taking off rapidly in the developing world. That’s actually more important form a global pollution perspective than replacing developed country ICE cars. The non-pollution controlled 2-stroke motors have…

I’ve never had a negative one yet. The responsiveness and gobs of torque in an EV are addicting. At the same time, I love a performance internal combustion motor too. It’s good to have both available in the market. 

I mean we all don’t have to choose 1 thing and 1 thing only. We can have options. The main goal should be to cut the amount of people needing to drive in to work everyday and eliminate Traffic jams as much as possible. Rush hour should be a thing of the past, but I don’t know why leadership is totally against these…

I buy manuals. I have an EV.

Second vote. There’s no transmission. You don’t need any extra bits that do exactly nothing. And how is driving an EV boring?  The acceleration is as addictive as any other drug.

Seems like maybe another thing to do is crack down on facilities that purchase scrap metal without asking questions.

Thanks!

Is this not just a re-branded Sherpa? Sherpas are incredible.