That only incentivizes optimization for one use case. And the testing methodology matters. I simply do not understand why a comprehensive set of basic tests a

That only incentivizes optimization for one use case. And the testing methodology matters. I simply do not understand why a comprehensive set of basic tests aren’t performed, and I assume that’s my own ignorance. But I’ll say my opinion anyways… It’s not like creating a new car doesn’t cost a billion dollars. Is it really unreasonable to have a test suite that gives consumers accurate information across a spectrum of driving conditions? AND that would FINALLY represent a significant gate to “cheating on the test” as it wouldn’t create the “single test” paradigm that’s clearly not possible for manufacturers to follow.