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BoA, ARK Invest, and others seem to value Telsa's cars/trucks and "robotaxi" businesses more highly than robotics. Either way, it's pretty funny. When one hypergrowth sector prematurely dries up, they all just pretend that new business lines -- that don't even exist yet -- will easily pick up...

I wonder whether the stock market will ever notice that trend ...

It's as if GM has forgotten the original purpose of the automobile -- to provide frunk storage. Losers!

I heard licking it works better.

The old GT seats are not perforated, but they are heated.

Punk.

I'd have paid thousands for that idea. I bet you feel pretty foolish now!

I wouldn't pay $1/month. I'd rather drive myself than have to constantly monitor the computer driving.

I guess you can still buy there if you're the kind of lawyer who bills $40MM to a single client. :)

Let's see, 20% of $40 Million is ... Sounds like you live in a severely impoverished neighborhood.

Yes, there is the world. The first electric vehicles were designed and built around 1830, mostly in Europe rather than the US. Nearly two centuries later, more than 4 of every 5 cars sold worldwide use internal combustion. Maybe someday the world's general public will be more receptive to...

Yes, most of the people who used to love Musk now hate him. And most of those who hated him now love him. I'm with Rick on this. Never liked the guy, and still don't, mostly because he's always been a con artist.

I always thought the Model S looked mostly fine, for its time. Which was about 15 years ago. The later models are all pretty dull.

We'll just see what President AOC has to say about that. :wink:

Currently? The general public never was receptive to EVs. It's always been a small minority that buy electric -- fewer than one in ten new car purchases. Maybe someday that will change.

It has been years since I even glanced at the mileage estimate. Even if it does say 400 miles, I will never know.

I'm imagining that the chargers would go unused.

Sure they are. The Ultium models are built on GM's BEV3 and BT1 platforms. Both platforms are skateboard designs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_BEV3_platform

Boats, every one of them! My big, fat Lexus LS400 had a turning radius of 17' 4". No Mustang comes close. I miss it terribly.

They're all skateboards, aren't they? AFAIK, nearly every EV since the EV-1 has been based on the General Motors skateboard design. Including the original Mach-E. I expect you're right, but I can't think of anything the Mustang is missing that's important to me. I know some people want...