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OP Here. I chose not to change the title from the original article/URL. The point that the writer is making is that with this new capability, you can buy a ca
by 11thEarlOfMar 11y ago
OP Here.
I chose not to change the title from the original article/URL.
The point that the writer is making is that with this new capability, you can buy a car that is faster to 60 mph than virtually all commercially available ICE cars. He felt this is significant because it is one of the last remaining reasons a buyer may have for purchasing an ICE over an electric car.
In order to buy a faster (in a straight line) car, you'd have to spend more than US$1,000,000.
Therefore, the writer speculates that ICE engines will be out of production entirely in 20 years.
There is no mention of this facet of the story in the original TechCrunch article, so I felt it was sufficiently interesting to post.