#electric vehicles

Are ‘green’ technologies like EVs and solar just another form of consumerism that won’t save us?

Does Tesla’s reputation for innovation hide serious build quality and service issues?

With cheaper EVs coming, are you waiting another year to buy?

Are you rethinking EV ownership due to today's car loan rates?

Are EVs for everyone, or just people who can afford to overpay for a glorified computer on wheels?

With gas prices fluctuating, are EV savings still better for your wallet?

Should electric cars feel more like normal cars, or is the silence and instant torque just overhyped?

Do electric cars actually do more harm than good once you mine the batteries and build the roads?

Are you rethinking EVs now that charging infrastructure is crumbling?

Does anyone else feel like EV hype is fading, or is it still the future?

Should we stop building charging stations and switch to battery swapping instead?

Can an electric car ever truly replace a gas-powered one for road trips, or is that a fantasy only owners admit on forums?

Are electric vehicle owners really just rich people pretending to care about the environment?

Has Tesla’s cult-like following turned electric cars into a fashion statement—or is the hype actually holding EV tech back?

Would you switch from a gas car to an EV if charging was as fast as filling up?

Should manual transmissions disappear forever, or are automakers robbing us of real driving joy?

Has the cost of repairing new cars made you consider going electric?

Are electric SUVs just marketing greenwashing, or do they actually make sense for most drivers?

Is electric vehicle ownership actually more stressful than dealing with gas prices?

Is the obsession with 0-60 times ruining what an electric car should really be about?