Diesel pickups are for chumps

[Justin]

It must be awesome to know me.

No.

[Justin]

Evidently Bosch is working on a large trailer that uses regenerative braking to power the wheels, as well as onboard power for things like refrigeration.

https://electrek.co/2018/08/28/bosch...regen-braking/

Seems like a good match for the upcoming Tesla semi.

[ChickNorris]

Was it awesome Justin?

[Justin]

No.

[Irving]

No.

My dog and my mother think otherwise.

[Grant H.]

I remember years ago when it was discovered that VW played engine sounds through the cars stereo so the occupants had a better auditory experience inside the car. Better being that the motor sounded more powerful and louder or something. Something we're already used to like engine, exhaust, or tire noise could be implemented almost without notice. That begs the question of why cling so hard to the old that it costs millions of dollars, rather than people learning to adapt for free?

Basically all the big auto manufacturers are doing it. The mustang is the one that cracks me up the most though.

[68Charger]

Well, there goes the argument made by some that EVs are silent, and that's way better than an annoying, outdated ICE sound.

[Irving]

[Gman]

"That just saved my ass."

Dude, the car just slowed to a stop in front of you. You obviously weren't paying attention.

Loved the guy that crossed over into the oncoming lane to still hit the pig.

Show us some immobile objects that the Tesla autopilot accelerates into.

[Irving]

Just happened to come across my YouTube feed, didn't go looking for it.