Skip to main content

Tesla Model 3 (Page 34)

By John Goreham on
Tesla's Superchargers are a big benefit for owners, but sometimes they are on the wrong side of the divide. Name this Supercharger trick.
By Paul Fosse on
Here we cover news from Tesla China from Taylor Ogan, CEO of Snow Bull Capital on the new Model Y lines being built in Gigafactory Shanghai.
By Guillaume Humbert on
Tesla sales soared in China after a price cut was introduced for the Model 3.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I share the forecast by ALG and comment on why Tesla sales are expected to skyrocket in this quarter.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I will discuss Elon Musk's Tweet about Tesla's future production plans and my thoughts on Electric Vehicle growth over the next 6 years.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I’ll discuss the comments by auto manufacturing expert Sandy Munro and battery expert Bob Galyen made in a recent Autoline interview.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I describe and explain the most important news coming from Tesla’s shareholder meeting before the widely anticipated battery day.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I’ll discuss some of the 2025 predictions my friend Warren Redlich made in a recent video. These predictions are based on his expectations for Tesla Battery Day next week.
By Paul Fosse on
In this news report I am discussing some of the predictions my friend Warren Redlich about the 2022 Tesla pricing, made in a recent video. These predictions are based on his expectations for Tesla Battery Day next week.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I explain the solutions to the problems we highlighted last week with Tesla Service. This week I’ll focus on what Tesla can do to improve the situation.
By Tinsae Aregay on
In the past few days, there have been rumors suggesting Tesla is going to start shipping China made Model 3s to other countries. Here we discuss why it makes a lot of sense.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I’ll cover how Tesla is offering free supercharging to any EV owner in Europe that has a CCS2 plug at selected superchargers in Europe. I’ll describe why they are doing that and how I expect this to evolve as Tesla greatly grows their market share in Europe over the next few years.
By Tinsae Aregay on
According to news coming out of China, Tesla plans to start shipment of Model 3s made in its Shanghai Gigafactory to some Asian countries including Singapore, Australia and New Zealand as well as to some countries in the European continent.
By Paul Fosse on
In the article, I’ll go over the factors that will cause the Made In Germany Model Y Pricing to be more or less than the Model 3 currently sold in Europe. I’m just going to look at Germany, but similar factors will influence the pricing in other countries in Europe.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I describe some of Tesla’s Strengths and Weaknesses and discuss how this is a problem for the company as it expands its sales beyond early adopters to reach more “regular” buyers.
By Paul Fosse on
This article explains why Tesla's second quarter sales were so weak and why I expect them to rebound strongly in the 3rd and 4th quarters. I also talk about Tesla's plans for next year.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I highlight the 4 big disadvantages of buying a new gas car. I compare a Tesla Model 3 to a BMW 3 series sedan to make the point, but the same points apply to all gas and diesel cars.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article I explain how the top 2 competitors in the Pikes Peak Challenge make their way to the race day with Tesla Model 3 and how they won their class and set several records, but not without several surprises that I didn't expect.
By John Goreham on
Yet another crash involving Teslas and parked first responder vehicles. And for the second time, two vehicles are hit.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I am going to go over the different factors that I am using to evaluate whether to install solar (Tesla or another brand) on my house. I hope you can use it as a framework to help you decide if solar is a good choice for your home or townhouse. Some of the factors you need to consider are very personal to your individual situation and some of the factors are based on the city and state you live in and the national incentives.
By Paul Fosse on
In this article, I will go over a bit of Tesla's history to give context to the news that a legal dispute between the South Korean giant, Lucky Gold (LG) and SK Innovation could seriously impact Ford's plans to product an all electric pickup in 2022. Then I will explain how Tesla avoids this same issue.
By John Goreham on
One of our go-to sources for information on electric vehicles and clean power says that if you own an EV in the Northeast, you should not plug in this afternoon. Here's why.
By Dean McManis on
CATL (Contemporary Amperex Technology Co.) who is currently China’s largest battery manufacturer today (with 28% of the global battery market) confirmed that it will start shipping it’s LFP (Lithium-Iron-Phosphate Batteries) later this month directly to Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory, for use in its China-only, entry level, Model 3 Standard Range Plus EVs.
By Peter Neilson on
Want to know why there are still Tesla haters out there? Let me tell you what I did recently that made this very apparent to me.
By John Goreham on
Seventeen years ago Eberhard and Tarpenning founded a game-changing automobile company.
By Armen Hareyan on
Tesla Model Y is bigger than the Model 3 and is a crossover, however, some people still chose the Model 3, over the Model Y and here is why.
By Armen Hareyan on
Tesla is again ahead of schedule in China with Long Range RWD Model 3 deliveries, reports Chinese media.

By John Goreham on
Assemblyperson Lorena S. Gonzalez says plainly why Tesla needs to join the crowd and leave California.
By John Goreham on
Elon Musk is fed up with California's business environment. Join the Club.
By Andy Granger on
The UK’s motor industry trade body, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) reported today on the catastrophic fall in car registrations during April 2020. Year on year, the market fell 97.3% to its lowest level since 1946, with just 4321 registrations, this due to the widespread lockdown and unprecedented economic slowdown due to Covid 19. The UK is unfortunately one of the European countries worst affected by this virus.