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Here's a link to a Washington Post article on Tesla's autopilot's safety record: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/06/10/tesla-autopilot-crashes-elon-musk/ Hope you can access it .. I was able to but I'm a subscriber.

From one classic to another...

I made the mistake of buy POAHY hoping that it would benefit from the Porsche IPO. Still may come around but at this point I wish I hadn't done it even though it pays a reliable 4% annual interest.

Many have been humbled after learning the hard way that there's no such thing as "too smart to fail."

I certainly appreciate the challenge of dealing with more and more diverse vehicles. Seeing a line of cars waiting for a charge would prove that point. I've not observed that. Instead it often looks like EA units or storage structure simply wasn't designed to be busy on a regular basis. That...

So today went to a station near San Luis Obispo (100 mi. north of Santa Barbara). Four units, all more or less disabled. One which had previously been labeled 350 Kwh was now 150 Kwh. My Porsche app indicated that unit "04" was 50 Kwh although the pump was now marked 350 Kwh. Folks were calling...

Me too. On a recent trip to Monterey, CA there was only EA charger in the city (5 chargers in a Safeway parking lot). Of those, three were totally non-operational for me (Taycan) while I notice a Rivian charging w/out any difficulty at a fourth. I can imagine the discussion at EA when they...

The NY Times just published an interesting article on the large percentage of charging stations which are broken at any given time. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/16/business/energy-environment/electric-vehicles-broken-chargers.html