Joseph B White, Wall Street Journal's Detroit bureau chief, takes Tesla seriously and respectfully. His column in Monday's WSJ Online explains what's going on with the Silicon Valley automotive startup so many hope will push electric to the fore.
Other than one stupid paragraph about the EV1 and RAV4 EV that repeats the conventional received wisdom on why we have no plug-in choices - "GM EV1 and the electric Toyota RAV4 struck mainstream customers as geeky, slow and impractical" (really? Mainstream customers knew about the EV1 and RAV4 EV? The EV1 was slow? The RAV4 impractical?)- the article is well worth the read.
Home » tesla motors » WSJ Online on TeslaMotors
WSJ Online on TeslaMotors
23:14
Unknown
Labels:
electric car,
martin eberhard,
plug-in car,
tesla motors
Popular Post
-
No technical specification available (click images for a larger view)
-
Two items caught my attention this week. Plug In America has a new ally with the announcement of the creation of the Electrification Coali...
-
By M.G. Brown Most 1/32 and 1/24 racers in North America are familiar with the “True Scale Racing” line of chassis, motors and parts ...
-
In my previous post, Manipulating Failed Workflow Instances , I have demonstrated how to Terminate a failed workflow instance that has been ...
-
Nissan is telling Tennesseans that their state will be included in a Fall, 2010 launch of an electric car. The Chatanoogan.com reports on a...
-
As pro-motoring activists who just love driving, we at Aberdeen Cars will be taking full part in April's fuel protests. Oh yes. There...
-
The Detroit News is reporting on the efforts in the Senate to craft a viable energy bill. As presently consitituted, the Senate bill drops...
No comments:
Post a Comment