Sean Rameswaram

A little electric truck that doesn't even have power windows, believe it or not.

But what we really want to know on the show is if either of these two cars are good enough or swaggy enough or cheap enough to help Americans get over that electric hump.

And I guess last week was a big week for you because Ferrari, of all companies, put out an EV.

Because people were really excited that Ferrari put out this EV?

Let's talk about the design.

People say it looks like a Nissan Leaf.

That was really cold.

the traditional Ferrari.

Surely that was part of the plan, right?

We're making an EV, we're venturing into this new realm.

Let's not have it look like the Ferraris of yore.

I mean, when I heard people saying it looks like a Nissan Leaf, I went and looked up, of course, what a Nissan Leaf looks like.

And if we're being honest, like, they're not wrong.

It looks like a nicer version of a Nissan Leaf on the outside.

But then I went to The Verge and I looked at your guys' coverage and I saw all these incredible...

Incredible photos of the inside.

And on the inside, you start to sort of understand why this car might cost something like seven hundred thousand dollars.

Although although that still feels expensive.

What are people getting for six hundred and some thousand dollars?

Did it speak to the traditional Ferrari owners or do they not even engage with like, I don't know, internet discourse so we don't even know?