Would you convert your S2000 to an EV?
https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/ai...lane-concepts/
https://www.airbus.com/newsroom/pres...-aircraft.html
Airbus committed to commercially launching one by 2035.
You can drive an electric powered S2000, but that ain't driving
These discussions are always highly dependent on personal opinions, you either like the idea or you don't , at the end of the day it is the vehicle owner's money, time, and preference, everyone can do what they want. I don't think it is anywhere near being an easy or inexpensive conversion, but again if someone has the time and money that is their choice.
These discussions are always highly dependent on personal opinions, you either like the idea or you don't , at the end of the day it is the vehicle owner's money, time, and preference, everyone can do what they want. I don't think it is anywhere near being an easy or inexpensive conversion, but again if someone has the time and money that is their choice.
Can you elaborate on the Fun Aspect of the T3. Not hatin, just curious. Always thought electric was like watching someone else play a video game OR I just don't get it. I do know about the neck snapping acceleration, and bush wackin guys in so called muscle cars thing.
Can you elaborate on the Fun Aspect of the T3. Not hatin, just curious. Always thought electric was like watching someone else play a video game OR I just don't get it. I do know about the neck snapping acceleration, and bush wackin guys in so called muscle cars thing.
I personally don't use the gimmick stuff. As I drive the car how it is intended to be used as a car.
Unfortunately the only feedback I have about Tesla are their owners, it seems they had never own a vehicle prior to their EV. At the end of the day its still just a car.









