MASSIVE $10,000 TESLA PRICE REDUCTION | WE DON'T WANT THIS

EV Channels Review

The latest Tesla news covers several key developments, including a new Universal Wall Connector designed to charge any EV, priced at $595. Tesla has also introduced 'Standard Range' versions of the Model S and Model X, priced $10,000 lower than their long-range counterparts. These new trims are software-locked versions of the existing long-range models, offering a potentially more accessible entry point into Tesla's flagship vehicles. The review highlights the significant price gap between the Model 3/Y and Model S/X, and how these new configurations aim to address it. The Cybertruck continues to be spotted in various testing scenarios, including towing and crash readiness, with production ramping up at Giga Texas. Updates on Project Highland Model 3 production in Giga Shanghai and the impending groundbreaking of Giga Mexico are also discussed. Finally, the expansion of V4 Supercharger stations, including a potentially solar-powered one in Giga Berlin, and Fisker's adoption of Tesla's NACS standard are noted. The reviewer expresses particular interest in Tesla's strategy behind the software-locked Standard Range models.