I'll just sit here trying to figure out why my car decided to cut boost

could there be a leak?

also the automotive industry is kinda fucked in the long run; the rise of electric and driverless cars is gonna render a lot of existing selling points redundant

driverless cars will make performance irrelevant, electric cars will mean once a vehicle has a range of probably 1000 miles and a sufficiently rapid charging capacity, anything else is irrelevant so cars are gonna sell on comfort/ride and pretty much every manufacturer can match one another on that

also I have this horrible theory that the future will be the elimination of private vehicle ownership and basically everyone will just take ubers

I think series hybrids will be around for quite a while still, especially in commercial vehicles

probably, but it's developing rapidly

Eh

I'm hoping hydrogen wins out over battery storage

Evs are on life support

Fisker is dead basically. Tesla is losing $1.5 billion a year and rising

no dude, tesla is on life support, other companies are doing it a lot better

Sure, you might be able to make a Tesla go 1000 miles within the decade, but good luck getting a dump truck to go more than 50 miles on the same battery tech

look at jaguar and hyundai

And the established mfgs are making compliance cars

Tgey make them because the law requires it

volvo are totally withdrawing pure ICE cars and going hybrid/electric only

Like, here in my state you can only buy two EVs, Tesla and the mitsubishi shitbox one with the stupid name

toyota are pouring money into the mirai

Nissan Leaf

The rest are only offered where it is required

Oh yeah that too

The leaf

Chevy Bolt

meanwhile Europe is drawing closer and closer to banning ICE

But yeah, outside of the cities in the US, hybrid tech is the future

Honestly as sad as it makes me I don't think there will be pure ICE cars on sale in 15 years

Closer and closer

But still havent even introduced a bill

Or a plan

well they sort of have

And you are right

The future is hybrids

the EU have "emissions" requirements for the long term

Which actually make sense

which are nearly impossible to meet

hence all the companies cheating them

They will eventually either back off or strangle their industries

no it's worse

The US already had that dilemma

what's happening is