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Finally, a car with the range to get Americans halfway to work!

It's hard to have sympathy when they discontinued all their small, cheap vehicles in 2019.

So I decided to look up the base model F150 Lightning.

It has a 360 camera, heated 8-way adjustable power seats, light bars, whatever "Copilot360" is, a 12" touch screen, another 12" screen instead of a gauge cluster, LED steering headlights, a power frunk, and a 2.4 kW inverter.

$65k. I don't need literally any of those features. "Base model". Lol.

I really feel like Ford Maverick EV and PHEV options would do great.

More curbside chargers on utility poles would be cool.

I have friends who charge at work, the grocery store, or just go to a Supercharger once every few weeks. Some people find ways.

I'm confused, because doesn't Duckduckgo Maps already use Apple Maps?

It's interesting seeing the R1S and EV9 on one end and Bolts and Leafs on the other and imagining how else Tesla could have spent that Cybertruck time and money...

That commute should be illegal.

I move every time I have more than a 15 minute commute. Spending that much time driving is seriously mind-boggling.

Why did they include someone's opinion about environmental impacts without a fact check? I hope she uses ethically sourced oil.

I have a few friends with EVs who live in apartments. Some people can charge at work or while shopping. When nothing lines up, sitting at a supercharger once every few weeks isn't terrible.

in Korea

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compact coupe SUV

I hate these. It's a big vehicle without better storage space. Or better visibility, because of how huge the hood is and how small the windows are. It's just big for the sake of being big.