Recent content by bruinjacket

Wow I had a hard time believing the size, but yeah its pretty small, especially the trunk. - Luggage including charging cable storage (l VDA) 332 Litres That amounts to 11.7 cu ft Source: All-New Hyundai Kona Electric - Technical Data and Dimensions

Just found this also, seems like the most active place (though nothing close to tmc)

Thank you for the detailed post! I think my thoughts are aligned very well with yours, AP was my biggest draw to the Model 3, but I haven't seen much in the way of AP improvements lately (we'll see about this supposed big upcoming release). I'm starting to think that the Honda Sensing Suite...

Can anyone comment on how well the Honda Sensing works with lane keep? Considering this also

If the bill does not get approved/signed, the tax credit would still be safe. The (now very small) risk is if the bill fails and they reconcile again next year and take it out.

On a similar note, I look forward to making many mistakes this weekend :D

You guys like reading a wall of text? Here it is (scroll down to conference agreement)! Source: Conference Report to Accompany H.R. 1—Tax Cuts and Jobs Act | House Committee on Rules Repeal of credit for plug-in electric drive motor vehicles (sec. 1102(c) of the House bill and sec. 30D of...

To be fair, once the phaseout period is triggered, the credits aren't a zero sum game. Everyone who takes delivery in those quarters are eligible- there is no quantity limit. Before the phaseout period is triggered, the only way to "make sure someone else gets the credit instead" is to not...

By "telling" I was thinking more along the lines that Tesla was already planning for the phase out and having an active incentive program for the competition would be bad for Tesla, not so much that Tesla is concerned about increasing the gap between short term supply and demand.

Telling that Tesla isn't there. Also interesting: neither is Renault (Nissan)

No new information, but here is the full article on Bloomberg. Tax Compromise Keeps Wind and Electric-Car Credits, Source Says

For those interested (take with a grain of salt): "SCOOP: Tax credit for electric vehicles, wind energy safe in compromise tax bill, per Republican familiar with negotiations." Ari Natter on Twitter

Perhaps they are in the process of counting the potential votes for the as-is senate bill if it were to go to the house for vote, while beginning the conference process in a parallel effort?