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> guy buys a brand new EV > notices the AM radio is missing > asks the dealer why > "electromagnetic interference from the motor was too strong to shield" > guy nods, gets in, buckles his kid in the back seat > drives home sitting on top of that same motor Nobody asked the obvious question
Why don’t electric cars have AM radio @grok ? https://t.co/pzzMAr3oJ8
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