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Agreed. More and more people are choosing Nvidia's hardware and software stacks. That will just make Nvidia develop both even quicker. This is certainly a business that benefits from economies of scale and right now Nvidia seems like the clear winner if we're assuming Tesla can't make it work...

Their early access program for point-to-point is not available "today". Folks that are given early access are slated to get access to point to point in December, and only in California and Florida.

Fair point, I guess I should probably temper my expectations. In addition to PAAK, I was looking forward to video streaming, AI assistant, improved auto park, V2H, and P2P (or at least on-ramp to off-ramp).

Clearly. My point is a cadence of a feature update every 5 months isn't exactly confidence inspiring, particularly for those leasing with the understanding that a number of the outstanding features would be "coming soon".

We're coming up on 5 months since the last Gravity feature release. This would be understandable if the platform was mature, but they have a lot of outstanding features that were promised. What is going on??? Am I being impatient or do others feel the same?

This is great to hear. Lucid has a long history of over promising and under delivering, and I think it's a big reason why some have lost faith in the company. I think they should still give timelines, but they should be worst-case-scenario dates rather than targets. That way every time they...

Hey everyone, We've parted ways with the Air in favor of the Gravity. We've used the winter tires for two seasons and when not in use, they've been stored in a climate controlled room in our house. There seems to be a good amount of tread left. We're trying to clear out space, so if nobody...

There were some actual engineering discussions about this car released yesterday. It altogether seems like a pretty cool car that has a lot of potential to be fun! I still think it's going to be over $1M (all body panels are carbon fiber), which is disappointing. Hagerty video below if anyone...

I'm not expecting the base price for the 400-mile model to be $50k. Seems too good to be true. My guess is $60k for that range.

While I know you can modulate the throttle, it's a lot easier to let the car coast with regen mode off. I find myself eager to turn on drive assist when on highways simply because it's annoying to have to constantly and carefully modulate the throttle for extended periods of time to eliminate...

I don't think anyone is rooting for Tesla to fail in these comments. I have always been interested in the roadster assuming the specs align (or were close) with what they announced almost 10 years ago. While the engineering of making it fly was incredible to see, their "reveal" didn't reveal...

The thrusters are definitely impressive from an engineering perspective. I imagine they won't be road legal though, so I don't really get why they did it. More importantly, there is no way in hell this is going to cost the $200k/$250k they suggested years ago, even in the base version that...

I think Lucid and PIF are in a difficult predicament: assuming Lucid is able to execute its business plan perfectly, it will still need several billion dollars to bridge it to profitability, with the next injection likely required by 1H 2027. Lucid can continue with it's sub-billion-dollar...

Seems like they're finally starting to roll this out:

I just want to add that the purpose of my original comment was not to say that FSD isn't good. I clearly said I thought it was good. I also wasn't trying to compare FSD to its competition. My point was just that FSD makes enough critical mistakes to indicate that it is not ready for...

I'll address everything you've said here: (1) Yes, Teslas put a lot of miles on FSD every day. Daily safety issues are still not ok in that context. (2) There is more nuance to the story then outright memory bandwidth. For one, Nvidia's chips compress their data allowing them to achieve...

And yet Teslas on the latest FSD continue to make dangerous decisions every day, as reported by the many people that use it on Reddit. That also explains why their autonomous operations in California are non-existent. California has far more stringent testing and reporting requirements than...

FSD is really good. I recently test drove a MYP to try to understand the hype and FSD felt reliable. I'm still confused about savage geese's review of it because I found the car very underwhelming dynamically, which differs from the feedback they provided. To be fair, I don't critically drive...

Nice update here. They've started production validation. Towards the end of the video, someone says that they're starting driverless testing "in the coming months".

Ditto