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There's a very fine line between people from New York vs Boston. It's mainly the accent.

[two cents] I'm a New Yorker. The speed limit is only 50 MPH in NYC and there are thousands of cameras that give you a ticket for going over 25 miles per hour on most of our roads (Unfortunately, this is not a joke). We tend to be aggressive in other ways because the traffic is so bad that we...

Just typed the same thing. You hit save before I did. :)

They would need to drag it pretty far before gaining any realistic power. By then they's pass quite a few charging stations capable of a much quicker charge. Keep in mind that unlike a regular tow, the EV would put a significant drag on the vehicle towing it, which is why they're showing a...

I went head to head with a Patent Troll back in the 90s. He made a lot of money suing companies for violating his loosely worded patent ideas. He never even built prototypes for any of his patents. They were just concepts without plans to actually make them happen. In my case, he patented...

You are probably right, but even if they're not trying to block companies from adding this kind of feature, it's just plain silly because nobody should expect generating power while being towed to be a better solution than simply towing the stranded EV to a power source. Even if somebody...

What I find funny is that Ford PATENTED this? What for? Turning a motor to generate electricity is basic science. Motors and generators are fundamentally the same technology. Give a motor power, it turns. Turn the motor, it generates power like a generator. What's the point of a patent...