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This is very interesting to see. I haven't seen the UWC in person, so that is nice to see with measurements. Is the glass front the same piece on both UWC and WCGen3?

What car had autopilot in Oct 5, 2012 ???

They must be different from the toll devices I am used to. what controls do you need? The ones we have in Ontario just sit there and beeps when you get off the toll road.

Isn't it? the part that requires Tesla (or more likely in the heated seat example, BMW's ) cooperation is the enablement of the seat heaters in software so you can turn them on via the main controls. I have not examined a software locked heated seat, but I can't think of a way it could be...

Like this... except instead of only 2 pumps per line, 4-8 per line in larger stations. because people will be at the charger longer than at a gas pump. This is the main reason to have that aisle down the middle, so no one ends up stuck behind someone, and it is easy to move away from a charger...

The spots are the same as most other parking lots around here, (Costco excluded) but I agree, not because GM or Ford drivers are worse at backing in, heck, most pickup drivers back in BECAUSE normal spaces are too narrow to park nose in with a pickup. The reality is we will have larger vehicles...

Ogre at the Shareholder's meeting.

Update: The bus was being driven manually, the driver/attendant is now out of the hospital but still recovering, and police are still looking for witnesses. https://durhampost.ca/waves-autonomous-mode-was-disabled-at-time-of-crash

The investigation is still ongoing, but given the state of the bus after the crash I would guess one of 2 things probably happened. a) the attendant had a medical event (heart attack or something) and fell on his controls sending the bus off course at full speed or b) the bus was rear-ended...

Obviously this has nothing to do with Tesla and their FSD, but expect to hear about this as FSD is the first thing people think of when talk turns to autonomous vehicles...

That's what I was thinking too. Tesla buys Gigapresses from Idra. https://www.idragroup.com/ I am pretty sure LK Machinery https://www.lk.world/ is a different company

This here hits the nail squarely on the head. If SpaceX is going to try to set up a permanent base on Mars, (or NASA on the Moon, or ...) they will benefit greatly from robots that can navigate in that environment without GPS and HD mapping being set up first. There will be a lot of building to...

I am not planning on owning a Lucid, but I find that news exciting. I will be glad to see any new EV placed in the hands of an owner. Especially from the smaller startup companies. The more the merrier.

Iceland is a little bit of a surprise to me. When I visited a few years ago they had amazing infrastructure with L3 chargers well spaced out along the main highways in places that were easy to find and very visible, and parking garages offering outlets for L2 if no pernmanent L2 was installed...

I can think of several reasons that I'm not surprised by this result. - many 2 car families have replaced the less used commuter car with a shorter range EV - many people for whom the shorter range EVs fit their lifestyle it was BECAUSE they drive fewer miles in a year than the people who...

The more the merrier. If we don't get a North American standard plug (be that CCS 1 or Tesla) I do hope charging networks start running both plugs (the same as how most non-Tesla ..at least around me... have Chademo and CCS) Chademo we all know is a dying standard, so if newer chargers...