Transport & outdoors

MKBHD's worst reviewed car, and Fisker's response made things worse; he rates the fail 8 out of 10.

Its automatic braking demo failed spectacularly on stage, which he calls one of the most awkward launch moments ever.

Clever ideas and comfy straps, but flimsy mechanisms and doubtful long-term durability; scored 5/10.

Protected an egg from a big drop, to his amazement.

Charging a monthly fee to heat seats the car already has is trashy, though he only gives it 2 out of 10 because BMW backed down.

He would buy the kids' Cybertruck for himself, as it is quick, has decent range and costs a fraction of the real one.

He calls it the weirdest tent he has ever seen, and says it will draw attention to campers.

Cool that it follows you, but the weak obstacle sensors mean he wouldn't trust it with valuables; 5/10.

Looks futuristic but is heavy and dysfunctional with non-existent support, making it an expensive prop.

Hugely fun to ride, but a weak suitcase with a tiny capacity and a doubtful website.

A spaceship of a car, but real-world range of about 250 miles and UK charging hassles made it a regret.

His dream car is the Lotus Eletre, which he says looks like a spaceship, though he does not own a car.

Thinks it is phenomenal that it works, but largely useless in practice given existing road infrastructure and a price of about $789,000.

Easy to latch onto a wheel and looked cool once pedalling.

Cited as the car in a fatal crash where the battery caught fire and the retractable door handles stopped onlookers rescuing the driver.

Impressed by how much tech the EQS already packs in, from the 360 cameras to the rear massage seats, and bought it as his mum's dream car.

Turns the useless gap between seat and console into a pocket so phones stop disappearing.

Likes an exterior airbag that inflates before a side impact and cuts the force by 30%.

Impressed by a buoy that can carry two people and be driven to them from 500m away.

Impressed by roller barriers that divert crash impact into forward momentum and keep roadsides visible.

Very robust survival pods, though a niche product he doesn't expect many people to buy.

A cool concept that is only semi-proven and feels expensive for a magnet.

He thinks the 'full self-driving' name is misleading since it is only driver assist, and charging extra while hiding behind 'beta' is dodgy.

An early electric vehicle that was ahead of its time but ridiculous in practice, with a 15mph top speed, no weatherproofing and no reverse;…