Recent content by BS8899

About 50 years ago, we (Americans) laughed at the Japanese cars which started their incursion in the US. Are we still laughing today?!

Maybe not! China-bound cars might have less features and safety regulations and consumer protections. But it is probably real. BYD, China's EV leader and one of Warren Buffet's Berkshire investments, just overtook Telsa as the EV King in China.

Toyota's new China-market SUV. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/toyota-s-20-000-ev-in-china-gets-lidar-cutting-edge-nvidia-chip/ar-AA1Awi6v?ocid=msedgntp&pc=NMTS&cvid=02a2ddf69e234cf1b21f8be56c490929&ei=22

Inasmuch as I am a long-time EV advocate and actually equipped my garage to facilitate two EV chargers since 2008, I looked and looked at Tesla and never bought one. So, Yes, I think Tesla's has a significant credibility gap in relations to what they promised and what they delivered. But, in...

All the power to you!

I didn't say the December event did not happen. I knew you were there. But, was the event misleading? You can draw your own conclusions. You said in an earlier post you are disappointed in Gravity's roll out. My skepticism of the December picnic is not a recent revelation. Following is...

I am not diss'in the Gravity as a fine SUV per se. My point is, US News and World Report's opinion is not based on anything they actually did, other than collating opinions by others. In other words, all they are doing is parroting. It is an ad! The real questions RE: Gravity are: > has any...

Seriously, does US News and World Report have any professional staff who do their own research and testing or do they just write articles/reviews like their college and university ranking stuff?! They come across as more like opinions and advertising as opposed to reviews by a knowledgeable...

Great! Are you now getting the 500+ miles range with the new battery?

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How many sets of tires have you gone though? Tire size?

You did well....considering the weather!

Be great if Lucid can hit those goals. Rawlinson was (is) Lucid's "spark-plug" (irony intended) in technical innovations. I hope the incoming CEO puts more focus on planning, execution, realistic expectation setting, and communication.

Did anyone get clarity from yesterday's earning call as to when Gravity will be: > available for test drives? > available for unsupervised reviews? > start shipping to current reservation customers?