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Tesla Model 3 (Page 17)

By John Goreham on
A new study about rental car dissatisfaction has important tips about being safe on your vacation or business trip.
By Tinsae Aregay on
Following the recent price cuts in Germany, which reduced the Model 3s starting price by 6000 euros and the Model Y's starting price by 9,100 euros, the company's best-selling vehicles now qualify for an EV incentive in the country. According to Tesla, now both the Model 3 & Y qualify for the full €6,750 EV Incentive.
By Armen Hareyan on
Tesla has a new limited time offer for delivery by March 31st, shocking many people in Germany with 0.99% leasing interest rate for Model 3 and Model Y vehicles.
By Jeremy Johnson on
We see that Tesla is selling nearly 3x the volume of EVs than all other EV automakers combined in California, a big EV market. How fast is Tesla growing?
By Jeremy Johnson on
Tesla has a big problem with the Model 3 right now and we have some recommendations of what it can do about it.
By Tinsae Aregay on
After more than a year since releasing the Model S Plaid, Tesla has finally released Track Mode to the quickest production car in the world. Tesla also advises owners for the ultimate track experience, to upgrade to the Model S Plaid Carbon Ceramic Brake Kit.
By Jeremy Johnson on
We see a picture of hundreds of Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles getting ready to ship to Thailand. Why this is important for Tesla.
By Nicolas Caballero on
With an energy density 5 times higher than lithium batteries, Amogy has introduced "the world's first semi-trailer powered by ammonia and without emissions". With 900 kWh, just like the Tesla Semi, it can be refueled in about eight minutes.
By John Goreham on
An EV writer recently posted the above query. It spurred some thought and this reply.
By Jeremy Johnson on
We can see that due to Tesla's recent price cuts, that its addressable market for its vehicles has tripled. We'll go over why.
By Nicolas Caballero on
Tesla returns to refresh our memory with new details of the Tesla Roadster, as per statements by Franz Von Holzhausen. The electric super-car is still a mystery somehow, as pertaining to its actual final details and specifications; although the head of Design of the company anticipates that the results will greatly justify the - very long - waiting time.
By John Goreham on
Used car prices have finally started to drop. Interestingly, the Tesla Model 3 leads with the biggest drop.
By Jeremy Johnson on
We see some covered vehicles at Giga Texas that appear smaller than all the other Tesla's. Are these Tesla's generation 3 vehicles?
By Nicolas Caballero on
Tesla is about to launch a new set of sensors for its electric cars; the HW4 hardware is a major change in the way your Autopilot 'sees the world'. It is also a major cost reduction measure. The HW4 will be available across the Tesla fleet of cars, not just the more affordable EV models. The cost reduction measure is part of Tesla's strategy to make electric cars more accessible to all.
By Tinsae Aregay on
FSD Beta v11 is expected to bring vector spaces and use of all 8 cameras to highway driving. And even though since early November Tesla has released FSD beta v11 to internal employees, we have yet to see the software in action in the real world. However, now Elon Musk says the software "should start rolling out later this week, next week at the latest."
By Jeremy Johnson on
Tesla recently did major price cuts on the Model 3 - is now the time to buy one? Here's what we recommend.
By Jeremy Johnson on
We see a study from the University of Michigan that shows that switching to an EV would reduce transporation energy costs and greenhouse emissions.
By Tinsae Aregay on
Tesla supplier, IDRA, has announced that it finished work on a 2nd 9000-ton Giga Press. IDRA, however, has confirmed that, unlike the first 9000-t Giga Press which was shipped to Giga Texas, this machine will not be used to build the Cybertruck as it's destined for Asia. IDRA's announcement suggests that the new machine will be used to build Giga China's upcoming compact car in a single piece.
By Nicolas Caballero on
Loup Ventures, a Stock Analysis company, anticipates the presentation date of Tesla's most affordable electric car, the hypothetical Model 2 (or “Model C”), and the reasons why it will not hit the market soon.
By Jeremy Johnson on
I'm sharing my personal ownership experience after owning my Tesla Model 3 RWD after 5,000 miles.
By Jeremy Johnson on
The Tesla Model 3 has dethroned the Toyota Camry's 28 year win streak as the best selling mid-sized sedan in Australia
By Nicolas Caballero on
The SMART Tire Company (STC) presented an almost indestructible tire at CES Las Vegas 2023 in Nevada; a tire that in practical terms means the reinvention of the wheel.
By Tinsae Aregay on
According to data released by the German Federal Motor Vehicle Office, (KBA), Tesla was able to deliver an astonishing 17,501 vehicles solely in the last month of 2022. If Tesla maintains December’s delivery number for 12 consecutive months then the EV maker will sell 210,000 vehicles in a year.
By Tinsae Aregay on
The China Passenger Car Association has revealed that Tesla China was able to produce 55,796 in the last month of the year. This is a 45 percent decrease from the November record when Tesla produced 100,291 vehicles.
By Nicolas Caballero on
German multinational Bosch is developing 6G connectivity technology to fit it into autonomous cars in the coming years. The first phases will start in closed environments, such as factories or restricted spaces.
By Nicolas Caballero on
Tesla has released a statement in which it sets a date for the so-called 'Investor Day 2023'. Many different announcements of numerous new features for the company are expected at this event.
By John Goreham on
Despite years of claims by Tesla that its driverless robotaxi plan will revolutionize rideshare, it is GM and Hyundai who are presently leading. Here are the latest updates on just one more way Tesla has fallen behind in vehicle automation.
By Tinsae Aregay on
Tesla has revealed that FSD Beta is now running on 285,000 vehicles in North America. Although incredibly impressive and in a league of its own when compared to autonomy programs of other vehicle manufacturers, this is still significantly less than the prediction that Elon Musk made back in May saying FSD Beta will be running on 1 million vehicles by year-end.
By Nicolas Caballero on
Electreon, a company specializing in on-road and wireless charging technology for passenger and commercial electric vehicles, is currently implementing its technology in the first public wireless road project in Germany.
By Tinsae Aregay on
Since Musk announced his intention to buy Twitter, Tesla's market cap has gone down by more than $600 billion. This has caused a lot of concern to investors and Tesla employees who are all shareholders. However, today in a company-wide email Musk told employees to ignore the EV maker's stock market decline and that he believes Tesla will be the most valuable company on earth.