> Yes, it doesn't look good Speak for yourself. I think it looks gorgeous! Besides, it's nothing a little marketing (and cultural drift) can't fix. The Model

> Yes, it doesn't look good Speak for yourself. I think it looks gorgeous! Besides, it's nothing a little marketing (and cultural drift) can't fix. The Model X looked weird to people at first without a 'fake' grill, but now the opposite is true. Mostly "I know what I like when I see it" just translates to "I like what I've seen many times before." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mere-exposure_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mere-exposure_effect > precludes rear wheel steering Speaking of "commercial realities," that's not an issue for the vast majority of vehicles. > need to fit people in it Amusing, but obviously exaggerated. People still fit in small cars. It's obvious that all people don't fit in all cars (even this one). > You're presupposing new battery chemistries will require active cooling So apparently, what you really meant to say is "what you can achieve if I assume future battery technology." This is quite the about-face from your earlier position.