Reviews

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    Pink Floyd 5 Tesla Cars 4 Punks

    By that definition, Tesla is the most punk car company in production history. It sells directly to consumers — no dealerships, no middlemen, no lots full of men in short-sleeve dress shirts who need to “check with the manager.” It updates its vehicles over the air, overnight, making cars that bought three years ago materially better today. It built its own charging network rather than waiting for the infrastructure to exist. It bet the entire company on electric drive at a moment when every legacy automaker said the technology wasn’t ready. It was nearly destroyed for all of these decisions and survived anyway. If that isn’t punk, nothing is.

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    STUCKIN THEANGLE L.A. TOP FIVE E-BIKES

    OS Angeles is not a city designed to be moved through. It is a city designed to be survived. The 405 at 8am is not traffic — it is a sentencing. The 110 interchange at rush hour is not infrastructure — it is performance art about despair. The average LA commuter loses 102 hours per year to congestion, according to federal data. That is four full days. Four days you will never get back, sitting in a machine designed to consume fossil fuels while you watch the same brake lights pulse red like a dying heartbeat in a film you didn’t choose to watch.

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    5 Best Electric Cars Made For Long Range Cruising

    What follows is not a spec sheet. It is not a buyer’s guide in any conventional sense. It is a document of five machines that have, each in their own way, solved a problem that was supposed to take another decade to solve. Five vehicles that looked at the horizon and decided the horizon was not far enough. Five things you can get into after dark and drive until the sun comes back, and still have electrons to spare.