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In the EV space, that acceleration is "slow" for BEVs at the price of this vehicle. However, kudos for Audi for producing a BEV with EPA range appropriate to its price.

At least the charge port is on the correct corner, though the lack of provision of NACS for North America is depressing, and will negatively impact sales. Tesla still have the best charging network in the USA and Canada, and having compatibility gives the best roadtrip experience. After...

Additionally, this is bought by people with lots of these kind of cars and will, in general, be rarely driven. It is designed as an automotive work of art, and generally treated like one.

Doesn't sound remotely like AutoPilot (which is just Adaptive Cruise + AutoSteer) However is does sound like FSD.

I want to be able to use music, preferably the "Ride of the Valkyries" from the "Apocalypse Now" movie. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ_zNUmr8fM

Lucid Air already has more than your desired range https://insideevs.com/news/732101/2025-lucid-air-gt-range-test/

There are still a lot of senior execs in legacy automobile companies who don't "get" BEVs.

The inability of Tesla vehicles to correctly read the speed limit sign is almost comical. Georgia normally places the (40 mph) minimum speed limit signs on freeways separately from the actual speed limit signs. Tesla software, even in 2025, is too bad at reading the signs to distinguish...

Sorry to disturb the Tesla hate-fest herein, though Elmo clearly deserves whatever of that he receives. Taking out the name of the vehicle manufacturer, replacing it with "the OEM". The OEM's vehicle had adaptive cruise control, and equivalent software in 2019 on any vehicle from any...

It does take account of the speed limits. Unless you are on a Freeway or divided highway, when the car is in "AutoSteer" mode in the USA it is limited to 5mph over the posted speed limit. In the UK it is limited to the actual posted speed limit. When just using "Adaptive Cruise", Tesla's now...

Bigger issue was the setup process from hell.

Valid However, it is highly likely that Nothing could support re-assigning this button through a software update. The phone would then have two assignable buttons, which would be a very nice feature. The matrix on the back could also show a variety of informative icons or emojis, if they...

Better to refer to it as "dirty" hydrogen. There's isn't any benefit to using dirty hydrogen that LNG wouldn't be used for. Example trucks and buses can be deployed today with LNG, and are. But LNG makes no sense for cars and light trucks.

We take twice as long as we should to develop new weapons systems, at a cost 4 to 10 times greater than it should cost. The problem is not wanting effective and viable weapons systems and military capabilities, which the Russian war against Ukraine shows are necessary, the problem is the broken...

Having, back in the day, worked on development of a mobile phone with a replaceable battery, my advise is to be careful what you wish for. :poop: Replaceable batteries are a heavy component in the phone and it is insanely difficult to successfully maintain a contact between the battery and the...

You forget that the EU has one of the largest and most desirable economies in the world. While it wouldn't be feasible for Australia, or Japan, or SK to go alone with this kind of regulation. It is very valid for the EU to do it. And some of the smaller economies will piggy-back on it.

...especially when you aren't dealing with trace amounts.

Since the LIDAR hump isn't being cleared by the windshield wipers, won't crud become a problem? PS: Charge port is on the correct corner, but amazed they are still fitting CCS-1 for North America instead of NACS.

Why couldn't you attach the mobile phone as a USB music source device? I can do that on Tesla, and I'd expect Rivian to have a similar capability.