TEN 324 - TESLA'S AMAZING Q4, GM, NISSAN PLEDGE CARBON NEUTRALITY, FARADAY FUTURE BACK FROM THE DEAD

EV Channels Review

This episode of Transport Evolved News covers a range of significant developments in the EV sector. Tesla reported a stellar Q4 2020, exceeding production and delivery targets, and announced major upgrades to the Model S and Model X, including a new chassis, battery, and a controversial yoke-style steering wheel. However, production of the Tesla Semi is contingent on the 4680 cell supply, and the second-generation Roadster is delayed to 2022. The Cybertruck is slated for low-volume production by year-end if conditions allow. General Motors and Nissan have made ambitious pledges for carbon neutrality by 2040 and 2050, respectively, signaling a significant industry shift. Faraday Future is attempting a comeback via an IPO and a partnership with Geely. The review highlights the mixed reception of Tesla's new yoke steering wheel and the dependency of future Tesla models on battery production capacity.