How much of a slave do you have to be to still drive yourself in 2026? Let the car drive itself and focus on something enlightening.
I have never once seen a car magazine article testing a Tesla or other EV on a road trip that actually involved driving up and down steep mountains and in places that aren't flat and chock-a-block full of EV chargers anyways like the rural south. >48 kwh batterythat's pathetic>ten year old design just looks like a model y "coupe">gimmicky styling>probably just costs 3x a regular taxi/Uber
>>29082126I hate half measures like this. If I feel like driving, then I really want to drive. If I don't, then I'd rather take public transit.
self driving cars sound like a blessing. while I don't want to completely give up driving myself, a self driving car can make long commutes to work a non-issue.
>>29082130>>29082131we already have this for highways, it works fine, the issue is getting it to work on things that are not divided highways, and with all the non-uniform signage in the us. The other problem is getting it to work on hills, and around steep curves. Have you ever seen an autonomous driving thingy handle crisscrossing miles of one lane mountain roads in Appalachia? Me neither.
>Cyberlal
>>29082128they always seem to be like “see, you can road trip in an ev!” while taking 3 days to go 1200 miles>>29082130fuck off back to /n/ busrider.
>>29082126how long until someone shits or pisses in one of these during a ride?
>>29082166You give your ID to these services. They'll ban you and report you to the police. Fine you to cover costs too.
>>29082126>focus on something enlighteningI'm gonna get on Temu and eBay and look for cool mods.
>>29082163>they always seem to be like “see, you can road trip in an ev!” while taking 3 days to go 1200 mileswell they just did it but the road trip was just to the upper peninsula of michigan from car and driver offices in ann arbor which is 100% flat, lined with chargers, and they stayed at an airbnb with an ev chargerI've never ever seen a range test of an ev through the mountains let alone towing anything through the mountains - they did that one test of an f-150 lightning towing and I think it got like 60 mi range or something truly horrendous.
>>29082126that car would make the perfect opportunity to catch up on some screen time
>>29082126Cuck mentality.
>>29082126I like to steer the vehicle not because I don't trust a machine but more so I don't trust other humans operating machines. When I drive myself, if a dangerous situation appears I at least have the chance to course correct and I trust myself on that part because I have an extremely fast reaction time, one of the best in the world. In a robotaxi, if a dangerous situation appears, you MUST trust the machine to course correct because you have no other option. When the machines can achieve 100% no accident rate, maybe then I'll let go of my executive functioning while driving
>>29082126>focus on something enlightening >look inside>it's just Tiktok and sportsEvery time
>>29082168>Fine you to cover costs too.Good luck recovering anything from me, janny! You'll do it for free!
>>29082168You think this is a deterrent to the average modernigger?
>>29082126I don't trust the software in the self driveable cars.
>>29082126What a garbage design omfg
>>29082342what design? it's almost entirely featureless. what you're thinking of is the fact that it's so bland it comes full circle into being horrifically ugly.
Once all that's left are EVs, yeah, just drive me around. I don't really want to drive an EV.
>>29082126Good job ranjesh, here's your 0.00001 subhuman bucks for your effort. Keep promoting tesla on the internet!!!
>>29082128>I have never once seen a car magazine article testing a Tesla or other EV on a road trip that actually involved driving up and down steep mountains and in places that aren't flat and chock-a-block full of EV chargers anyways like the rural south.because they want to show you evshits can do slightly long distance kek
>>29082377It would truly be a net positive to chuck the entire world's nuclear arsenal at India
>>29082126How is this (Tesla Cybercab) any different from catching a taxi everywhere?
>>29082126How much of a slave do you have to be to shill on 4chan jeet?
>>29082130>then I'd rather take public transit.That's what you're looking at. A successful rail system can't exist in America. There's too many people spread across too much land. We invested too much time and money in the past developing roads but we have a really competent road system. We can't remove the cars but we can remove the dependency on owning them.
>>29082126But I live in a rural area outside a very small town and work from home.. I drive a Mustang GT. Driving is actually really fun and relaxing out here.
>>29082126The only thing i want from this is make it so the average normie doesn't feel the need to buy there own car because they can taxi everywhere.This would naturally lead to less cars on the road.
