TESLA UNVEILS UNLIMITED SUPERCHARGING BUNDLE, BUT THERE’S A CATCH

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This episode of Trending in Tesla covers a range of significant news, starting with Elon Musk's surprising shift in rhetoric regarding climate change during his conversation with Donald Trump. The hosts, alongside a meteorologist expert, dissect Musk's claims about carbon emissions and the timeline for climate disruption, contrasting them with scientific consensus and observed data, which suggests a more urgent situation than Musk portrayed. The review highlights Tesla's top ranking by Consumer Reports for the lowest maintenance costs, both short and long-term, a point reinforced by the hosts' personal experience. A key discussion revolves around Tesla's new three-year bundle offering Full Self-Driving, Premium Connectivity, and unlimited Supercharging for $5,000, which is deemed a good deal primarily for new Model S and X buyers, especially those requiring FSD and frequent Supercharging. The podcast also touches on the growing 'EV phobia' in South Korea following an EV fire, the Cybertruck's evolving availability and the delay of its range extender, Rivian's new camp kitchen, and the highly anticipated Tesla Diner opening near Los Angeles.