Oh Waymo is all over the South Bay already. Very soon, even all the way up to Sacramento.They are both in limited areas IIRC. In the bay area I haven't seen Waymo/Zoox outside of San Francisco (although I think they may be making their way down to the south bay and silly valley, I haven't seen either Zoox or Waymo anywhere in the San Francisco East Bay. So they've got a ways to go before Waymo/Zoox can claim to be able to fully replace someone's car.
So are we killing this thread yet admin? I'd really like the actual conversation to get back to the original point of the thread but some obstinate folks can't seem to give up this ridiculous back and forth about FSD...yall really suck....Okay. This thread has gone way off topic.
Any further comments about Java, her takes on Gravity, the merits of giving journalists loaner cars, etc. are fine.
If we can’t get back on thread, or if folks are generally talked out on the actual topic, we’re just going to close this one out.
Plus these little towns down south:Oh Waymo is all over the South Bay already. Very soon, even all the way up to Sacramento.
Her viewership is exactly the market Lucid needs to appeal to. Not the EV enthusiasts. The families who need a versatile, spacious, and reliable EV SUV. It’s a big deal for her to make this switch. I hope we get video updates on how it’s going and hopefully they’re positive!So this Kim Java has 345,000 youtube subscribers and her husband, PJ, has 174 subscribers. I wonder why?
I feel you didn't quite get the point of my post.Her viewership is exactly the market Lucid needs to appeal to. Not the EV enthusiasts. The families who need a versatile, spacious, and reliable EV SUV. It’s a big deal for her to make this switch. I hope we get video updates on how it’s going and hopefully they’re positive!
I suspect I did get your point but I just chose to ignore it. She posts a lot of content. Her husband not so much. I’m not sure why anyone would subscribe to him.I feel you didn't quite get the point of my post.