@timoldland On the plus side, it’s VERY cheap to run if you have solar or a low tariff electricity plan.
Super easy to drive.
Loads of driving/safety aids.
Much more cabin room than my MK5 Golf which is near identical size on the outside.
@timoldland@timoldland Part 3
4. Windscreen wipers are left hand drive only meaning the when it completes the job of clearing water it leaves a lovely wet arc right in the middle of the drivers line of sight! Same on VW ID3 and family.
@timoldland 62kWh which is apparently 58kWh. With the 77 you might be less concerned about range and it’s only an issue in the winter when the range is lower.
@timoldland@timoldland we’ve had that Cupra Born, same colour for almost 10k miles. Here’s what might frustrate you.
Part 1
1. Infotainment, you already know this one
2. The touch panel beneath the infotainment screen isn’t backlight! Very frustrating when there are no physical buttons.
@jackwshepherd Agree on the drafting point. Put simply, genAI could ultimately remove the ‘art’ of contract creation, which may be a good thing in some contexts but a big loss in others. If the lawyers stop doing the thinking and we just rely on AI, are we really moving things forward?
@jackwshepherd When you say “if lawyers have to check the underlying materials anyway, how much time is this really saving people”. You sound a lot like the naysayers from the previous round of AI giving their reasons for not using Luminance, Kira or RAVN.