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Tesla Model 3 (Page 31)

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A new report coming out of China states Volkswagen and its state-owned Chinese partner FAW have agreed to purchase green credits from Tesla.
By Jeff Teague on
See how both Toyota and Tesla benefit from a joint venture that is considered imminent. Learn about the proposed cheap new SUV that could be made.
By Peter Neilson on
There are two things I love to report on in the automotive sector. One is hybrids and the other is battery technology. Take a look at why I love the Tesla tabless battery as a temporary answer to a long-term problem.
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Back in 2020, Tesla filed a case against Rivian claiming Rivian has used former Tesla employees to steal Tesla's proprietary information. In response, Rivian filed to dismiss the case however, the judge has ruled Tesla's casese can go ahead.
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Leaked project overview documents from Tesla suggest Giga Texas will be constructed at a cost of only $400 million. The documents also reveal the expected number of employees and current job openings at Giga Texas.
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Rivian’s deliveries are just about to begin. Here’s why Rivian has the industry’s best electric vehicle warranty in America.
By Daniel Cappo on
Criminals don’t know that Tesla Sentry mode can detect them, even if they aren’t robbing a Tesla. There have been numerous reports over the years of Tesla catching carjackers with the most recent one coming out of Utah.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk today said there is a chance Tesla will be bigger than Apple. Here is why Musk's statement is not just probably true but is the most likely outcome.
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According to leaks Elon Musk held a company-wide call with Tesla employees. And on the call, he said Tesla will produce 1 million vehicles in 2021 but 2022 should be even better.
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Elon Musk on Twitter has said the Tesla Cybertruck won't have any handles. Here are some possible options to open the truck.
By John Goreham on
The Ford Mustang Mach-E is currently undergoing safety testing by the country's top auto safety agency. How will the Mustang Mach-E perform, and will it beat Tesla's Model Y to the podium?
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This story will answer the basic questions anyone just becoming interested in EVs may have. Battery life, charging, range, some common terms, and more all explained in simple terms.
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A new image of the Model X by The Kilowatts gives us our best look at refreshed Model X. The vehicles in the picture have spoiler making it more likely to be the Plaid variant.
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A new video gives us our first glimpse of how Tesla's neural network gear selector works and how it is overridden by the touchscreen. We also see how to engage Plaid in the new Model S.
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Tesla has enabled customers to buy Tesla vehicles in bitcoin. Here is the entire process with some fascinating restrictions.
By Armen Hareyan on
Consumer Reports (CR), the main independent organization in the United States dedicated to product testing, warned that the cameras that equip Tesla vehicles raise "privacy concerns" days after China was known to limit the use of the manufacturer's cars in certain areas of the country.
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Elon Musk has confirmed the new Model S will be able to seat up to 7. However, there is so much we still have to learn about the new vehicles. Here are all the questions in one place.
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A new video by Reddit user FridayTheDog111 shows us refreshed Model S and X new UI with Insane Mode, Drag Strip Mode, and smart shift. This could also be our first look at version 11 of Tesla's user interface.
By John Goreham on
Your automaker opted to save a few bucks and steal your spare tire. The solution to this problem is Modern Spare.
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ARK invest has come out with their latest Tesla prediction. In their model, Tesla will produce 5 to10 million vehicles a year by 2025 and will be worth 3 trillion dollars.
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Tesla's projected investment towards Giga Berlin has risen to 6.9 billion dollars (5.8 billion Euros). At the same time, Elon Musk says "we are not in the desert here" responding to concerns the plant will cause water shortage in the region.
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Tesla's Jerome Guillen has a very respectful reason to transition to a new role and stay in Nevada. In a filing with the SEC, Tesla has announced President of Automotive Jerome Guillen will be transitioning to Tesla Heavy Trucking. The move might be connected with Tesla deciding to build the Semi at Giga Nevada.
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In a whimsical move, CEO Elon Musk has chosen to change his Tesla title to 'Technoking'. And CFO Zach Kirkhorn will be 'Master of Coin'.
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In an interview, Panasonic CEO Kazuhiro Tsuga called the company's relationship with Tesla "one-legged". As Panasonic restructures its business Tsuga emphasized the company's need to diversify from Tesla.
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Elon Musk said Tesla has removed drivers who aren't paying attention from the company's FSD testing program. However, Tesla has also doubled the number of FSD beta testers.
In addition, in the next FSD iteration, Tesla will stop using radar and move to a "pure vision" system.
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We examine the reasons why renewed federal tax incentives for EVs are no longer needed.
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In a wide ranging revision of the company's vehicles prices, Tesla has increased prices starting from up by $500 all the way up to $10,000. The price hikes include the Model 3, Y, and S.
By Peter Neilson on
There is no doubt about it, the EV game is in full swing. With all the development in battery technology what one is best? Here is my take on it.
By Daniel Cappo on
Tesla is ramping up the rollout of its new FSD beta update. There is much excitement over this as the software is reaching critical milestones. However, Elon Musk cautions that the tech has room to improve.
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Tesla has increase the delivery estimate date for the refreshed Model S and X by few weeks up to few months. There are signs pointing to both increased demand and production problems being the cause.