[DrizzitT]

Interesting. Only when it comes to the defense of Musk, we can "figure what the important points are"?

The Times review's important points were "Supercharger distances are a bit iffy and cold weather drastically affects driving distances"

Tesla's important points were "Hey, since you quoted your speed wrong, I'm going to accuse you of lying/intentional sabotage and ignore all other issues/bury the criticisms"

To be honest, the Tesla owners telemetry drives confirms Broder's issues on the first 200 mile leg to Milford. I believe 4 out of 6 drivers ended with < 30 miles remaining (one with 3 miles remaining I believe) on a full 100% 270 mile range charge. Broder charged to 240.

Broder made many stupid choices. But the "important points" are that more superchargers are needed (confirmed by CNN), and cold weather affects battery level (confirmed by Consumer Reports). There were many ways of dealing with those two issues while showing that Broder had a outlying experience without turning this into a media whinestorm.

[Shivetya]

The Consumer Reports article can be found here http://news.consumerreports.org/cars/2013/02/tesla-model-s-w...

Its events like this which only go to show, even a 100k