Video Inside: http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/18/s...ome-corners-v/

 

 

Beautiful.

 

Now that is an electric car that looks like, well... a car. A nice looking one at that. The price and exclusivity will keep most buyers out however.

 

Best looking coal powered sedan out there!!!!

 

It's going to be a long time before I see $60k free splurging money that isn't being split with my wife. Matter of fact, I had a hard time justifying $37k for a car. Soo, by the time I can afford me some S(ex), I'll be too old to get it up.

 

Wow, interesting video. The guys who like American Muscle won't like this one too much. It's almost like it's driving in stealth mode.

 

Looks beautiful. Weird just hearing tire noise only, though.

 

I hope it's quite on the inside or has an awesome sound system. Also that nav/control panel is HUGE! I like.

 

- Seating for 7
- More cargo space than typical sedans
- Premium interior styling



7 passengers, WHERE?

 

<------Do not want stupid electric car. Even if it is nice looking...

 

+1.

 

Room for 2 in that extra spacious trunk?

 

ugh, no thanks. Too round and soft.

 

Yes. From what I've seen and read on websites, 2 kids "supposedly" can sit rearwards in the trunk.

 

I think that looks great

 

That's a moronic line of thinking.

Just because it doesn't go vroom vroom doesn't mean it's bad.

 

Didn't say it was bad, just said I don't want it. I like the vroom, vroom....

 

Not true. I love American Muscle, and I like both Tesla models. While they don't have an exhaust note, the rest of the package is there.

 

 

Agreed. It is a good looking sedan, but our country's energy infrastructure is far too reliant on coal powerplants for me to get too excited about any electric vehicle. Compounding our lack of clean-source energy with the mining and processing involved with producing the needed batteries, results in a not so environmentally friendly vehicle.

All those things aside, some excitement is lost not hearing a finely tuned combustion engine revving high in the RPMs. That would definitely take some getting used to.

 

I'd like to see the energy needs for a car like this, and if you could set up a small solar or turbine to power it for zero daily cost.

 

ive driven one, way more exciting than anything i have ever driven before. and my car goes VROOM VROOM

 

Guy in my history class' dad who is a pilot put a deposit in on one.