@Scobleizer: My first experience in new Hummer EV. Weighs 10,000 pounds. Owner says very expensive to fill up. At home, he says it’s…
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Robert Scoble shares his first experience in the Hummer EV, noting its high weight, expensive public charging costs compared to Tesla, and criticizing traditional car interfaces versus Tesla's smoother AI-driven experience.
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My first experience in new Hummer EV.
Weighs 10,000 pounds.
Owner says very expensive to fill up. At home, he says it’s much cheaper but if you have to charge outside it is $145 for 300 miles.
My Tesla costs less than $15 for the same.
And back seat is much rougher than in a Tesla with FSD running.
AI is way smoother than humans.
Many buttons. Traditional car manufacturers can’t give them up.
Which dooms them to a far inferior experience.
Sigh.
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