winfield100
Supporting Member
@traxilaHave been posting for years about the yellow rag that the NYT is. I consider it one of the top tier levels of journalism left in the US, but it talks its book like the rest of them. It is the most sanctimonious of all of the so-called news sources, a trait which I personally despise. Just tells you how sad the whole state of affairs is.
The NYT is actively and virulently anti Tesla. I prefer it much more from the WSJ and other sources that don’t pretend to be a friend and supporter of Tesla’s mission.
The biggest lie and FUD of all for me, although some here disagree, is that the introduction of competent BEVs is somehow an issue for Tesla at this point. It is most assuredly not. Or any other BEV manufacturer for that matter.
What I have yet to see answered from any of the articles is what happens when the Ford buyers agree that the BEVs that Ford is offering are superior to their ICE cars. The only result I see there is that the company enters the express lane to bankruptcy. The OEMs know this and are writhing around on the floor incoherently in response.
Make no mistake. The overwhelming majority of the ICE OEMs are still praying to slow down the transition as much as possible. Consumers are not playing along and it is infuriating them.
well, back in very late 2012/early 2013 NYT editor drove a Tesla from around Washington DC to NYC
(not charging an EV) they wrote a piece about it that was refuted by 8 members and friends of local washington DC EV club by recreating the run starting at the Gaithersburg, maryland Tesla shop (one had car automatically tweet interior temp, a comfy 72 degrees F)
8 made the run to the Delaware supercharger then 4 did the run to NYC since superchargers were few and far between and S-60's could not, only S-85's 1 was a young couple just for fun.