Blogger dismantles Tesla thruster hype: one-shot booster, illegal jump, copied fans
Linahuaa · x · 2026-10-17
Blogger Linahuaa systematically rebuts Tesla fans hyping in-car thruster tech: the one-shot booster gives sub-1-second 0-60mph acceleration at the cost of major cabin space; the jumping thruster is illegal, works for seconds, sacrifices a seat, takes 4 hours to recharge, and isn't even for sale; the active fans were done by other racing teams first. He argues "the tech will advance" is not an argument — like claiming better selfie sticks will replace professional photographers — and accuses fans of being emotionally manipulated by Musk's marketing.
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