Requiring the imported electric vehicles to:
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Use the NACS charging standard.
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Use an open-source Linux base that allows consumers to modify their vehicle’s software if they choose, giving owners more control over their cars. Verified control over the entire software and data lifecycle.
Does this proposal make sense? Any additions?
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But then Tesla couldn’t sell you an objectively worse car at 3x the price.
I think the US should invest in high speed rail and local trains/trams instead.
I mean, if we’re making a wishlist, sure
I think you have to drop the second condition. I’m not saying it’s not important, I’m saying it’s too important
You can’t just bundle the two issues together, we need a digital bill of rights and also it would be nice to have cheaper cars to compete with our own auto market and diminish the insanity
I’m actually not so sure that an open-source software that anyone can modify is such as good idea here.
I hate big tech as much as the next lemming, but if you screw up your code and all the sudden your brakes don’t work, you are endangering others, not just yourself.
I’m not sure what the best solution is here, it’s a very unique case.
I mean anyone can work on their brakes already and it’s been like that forever. While EVs have regenerative braking, I believe most of them still have hydraulic brake systems. The brake booster can’t get its energy from the vacuum system like an IC car would so they have electric powered brake boosters for EVs.
Open source everything.
They should increase it and then impose a tariff on apple products as well
Didn’t you hear about the tiananmen square massacre? Free Tibet, Free Hong Kong Free Taiwan
And now there aren’t any chinese paid trolls here
