I like the general design, even the odd by classic standards sloping rear roof line, but holy f-ing hell, those are some ugly wheels. They're just so busy, but I've noticed that a recurring design pattern in EV wheels.
So on my drive this morning to the chiropractor my i3 tells me the pedestrian detection system is not working. Then the crash prevention sensor. Then the adaptive cruise control.
Booked in for the 22nd for a fix hopefully.
Glad it’s under warranty.
I'd have thought its a bit early on the 12V, but I guess the BMW guys will let me know when it goes in on the 22nd. Glad I have the warranty to take care of it though.At first I thought you wrote your i3 was telling you to go to the chiropractor, I was thinking, wow, that's a neat feature ...
I'm sure it's something simple, like a loose harness, or it might be the 12v battery, that's a common issue on Tesla (though usually older like 4+ years), and when they start going bad, it results in all sorts of crazy error/diagnostic issues.
I'm sure this would just fall over. But looks cool.
I’d never order a car like this until they had been around on the roads for a few years. I’m not about to be a £20k+ beta tester.3-wheelers in "tadpole" configuration tend to be at least as stable as most 4-wheelers. Aptera, though, I am leery of, just because they have been around for the better part of 2 decades and produced very large quanities of vaporware.
JFC!
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3 motors I do not get. Especially the one on the front, which adds the mechanical complexity/weight of CV joints and a differential. AAUI more-smaller is better than fewer-larger, but go two or go four, three is just goofy.
I'm assuming the engineers for both companies know what their doing
The site generates this pop-up from time to time:The one thing from the article I didn't quite understand was why they think coal miners are against electric vehicles.
The site generates this pop-up from time to time:
so I am guessing the authors assume coal miners think like them, based on – assumptions?
Coal miners should love electric cars. They need to keep mining coal to provide power to charge the things.
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