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I'll have to do more testing the next time I visit them. This is just what my dad told me based on what he observed in the Wallbox app, which I presume has logs of past charging sessions. As far as I'm aware he didn't apply any limit to the Wallbox itself.

Yeah, I don't expect to get more from the Chargepoint chargers. Trying to figure out why I'm not pulling more from the Wallbox though. I don't think Taycans have a setting to limit current...

@daveo4EV I recently charged at my parents house using their Wallbox charger and my dad told me after the fact that according to the Wallbox app, I only pulled 6kW when charging. His Bolt charges at 12kW. Come to think of it, I've actually never seen higher than 6kW except when DC fast charging...

Hard to tell from the lighting but I think the one in the video is a Chalk. Making us Chalk owners look bad :(

Wow that front definitely looks better than the i4. I wonder if BMW learned their lesson and is shrinking the grills back to something more normal.

There was an interesting video from Out of Spec Detailing about the paint thinness on the Lucid: or if you want the full 1.5 hour video (which I actually did watch): I don't know much about car paint but it was interesting to see the various measurements they took around the car. At one...

I think the 2 tone paint job is doing the Ioniq 6 a lot of good here because it makes it look more sleek than the car normally is.

This is the first pic of the Lucid that actually looks decent to me, at least from this angle. All the other two toned variations with champagne/burgundy and such looked horrible imho.

I agree with Dave, no reason it can't be an option. People are free to choose which mode they want to use. For example, do you also feel that no Porsche should have adaptive cruise control, active lane keeping, etc.? With how good the Taycan is at touring, there's sometimes where you just want...

Yeah, if it works for you, then that's all good. My point is simply that Amazon forced you to buy that extra device to get hands free support. Spotify, for example, does integrate with Siri, so you can ask your phone to play music on Spotify and it works. No extra device needed.

Ah ok, in that case, it is likely that Amazon has not added Siri support, specifically because they want you go buy an Echo Auto. See this thread from a couple of years ago.

No, the iPhone has an "always on" listening mode for Siri as well. It's completely hands free, and the phone can be locked with the screen off. Settings > Siri & Search > Listen for "Hey Siri" might also need Settings > Siri & Search > Allow Siri When Locked As for Siri saying there's no app...

Couldn't you just give the same command to Siri?

Just starting out this journey, been learning about mechanical watches recently and it's been a fascinating experience. Really cool to have a piece of such precise engineering that runs completely off the energy generated by a spring in such a small package. I've wanted to own a skeleton watch...

I switch back and forth, too. Sometimes I get self conscious and feel like I'm coming off as pompous if I add the "sha".

Beautiful vintage watch! And thanks for the Chrono24 suggestion. Once I find one I like, would you recommend I just buy through the site? Or try and find a local reseller so I can try it on and/or buy through them?

I figure this is as good a place as any to ask this given some of the nice watches I've seen here. I don't own any nice watches (I wear an Apple Watch daily) so I don't know anything about how to shop for one. I'm in the market for a skeleton watch (where you can see the internals moving from...

I also found this quote from the article hilarious: Clearly doesn't know how to review the car.

True, I forgot Tesla recently raised the price. It was 80k just a couple months ago.

Why's that? They are very different price points.