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Wired's cheerleading style is beyond tedious at this point. They take it as a given that Dyson had designed a 'revolutionary electric vehicle,' a safe ploy as n
by davidwitt415 7y ago
Wired's cheerleading style is beyond tedious at this point. They take it as a given that Dyson had designed a 'revolutionary electric vehicle,' a safe ploy as nobody has seen it. Yet, it would indeed take a LOT to be a 'revolutionary' vehicle at this point, and more likely the result was just a 'me too' electric car with some stylized Dyson plastic bits around it.
- IshKebab 7y agoYeah I think probably the issue was that it wasn't revolutionary. Dyson really likes unique inventions that he can patent because it allows a healthy profit margin. I think the unique thing for the car was probably supposed to be the batteries, but last I heard they're made by chemical vapour deposition, which doesn't exactly scale to car batteries.
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