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Elon Musk said this four years ago. Remember his promise that a Tesla would drive across the country, autonomously, by the end of 2017? Don't believe anything this clown says. All this is, is an attempt to get buyer to continuing buying the full FSD package when they configure their cars. Pure profit for Tesla for something that doesn't exist.

Unlikely.

Looks like it is optional on "Select" and included on the higher trims.

https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/ford/2020/06/18/ford-mustang-mach-e-offer-hands-free-technology-2021/3209127001/ Apparently very carefully indicating that this is NOT autonomous driving:

Needs a more aggressive/rugged looking "face". Too soft looking using the corporate "face" from the other models.

They can't reveal the baby without the big brother. As discussed above, a reveal of only one or the other would cause confusion - it makes sense to show them both at the same time to understand the relationship between them and not confuse one for the other.

Should update the following to Mustang Mach E

Ford has already indicated that they are not interested in producing batteries for the current generation of the technology and would look to third party suppliers. The original intent was to potentially bring this in-house for the next generation (solid state) technology. The felt is was a poor investment in a limited life-span technology. I saw this about a year or so ago on an Autoline weekly segment.

I suspect you could solve this with either a one way valve similar to a check valve and/or by providing drainage holes in the tubing.

I think he meant the same between the Escape and Bronco Sport. No hybrid on Bronco Sport but the Escape offers it.

I believe that it's already been confirmed here that they will both launch this year with the Bronco Sport being this fall and Bronco being end of year. The Bronco will still be a 2021 MY vehicle.

Instead of continuing to spout half truths, go do some research. As has already been stated, it's more than just EA.

The new plant in China probably helps alleviate some of that capacity issue.

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