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This distributor is recognized for its in-depth reporting on electric vehicles, including exclusive content such as "Electrek Podcast: Tesla Battery Tech, Model 3 Price, Mercedes-Benz EQC, and More," "Xpeng's Tesla FSD Self-Driving Competitor Unedited Test Drive," and "Tesla Cybertruck Live Test Ride." Their expertise extends to emerging players and innovative products, as evidenced by features like "First Look at Also (Rivian) Tmb Ebike Launch" and "Ford Mustang Mach-E First Drive by Electrek."
Electrek Podcast: Tesla Battery Tech, Model 3 Price, Mercedes-Benz EQC, and More
This episode of the Electrek Podcast delves into significant developments in EV technology and market news. A key focus is Tesla's potential advancements in battery technology, with expert Jeff Dahn expressing excitement over new chemistries promising double the energy density. The acquisition of...
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Electrek Podcast: Tesla Model 3 Opens to Non-Owners, Autopilot Update Coming, Electric Trucks, More
The Electrek Podcast discusses Tesla's significant move to open Model 3 orders to non-owners, a crucial step for broader adoption. The conversati... moreon delves into the technical aspects of the upcoming all-wheel-drive Model 3, including potential impacts on the front trunk space and the size of the new drive unit. A notable point of discussion is the discrepancy between Tesla's official power output figures and dyno results, with the hosts cautioning against over-interpreting the dyno data due to potential calibration issues and Tesla's new marketing approach. The episode highlights the impressive reverse-engineering efforts by German automakers, particularly BMW, who were reportedly very impressed by the Model 3's technology, especially its power electronics and battery module advancements. The hosts also touch upon Tesla's growing presence in China, its dominance in the European luxury segment, and the challenges faced in Hong Kong due to the removal of EV incentives. Finally, the podcast provides an update on the much-anticipated Autopilot 2.0, noting its beta testing phase and significant improvements over previous versions, while also explaining the complexities and delays stemming from the breakup with Mobileye. The Tesla Semi also gets attention, with a comparison to Daimler's electric truck and a discussion on its ambitious range and performance claims. less
Electrek Podcast: Tesla Reaches New Production Milestone, Model 3 Crash Feedback Loop, and More
This episode of the Electrek Podcast covers several key Tesla developments. A significant portion discusses Tesla reaching its 300,000 vehicle product... moreion milestone, a testament to its growth, though the discussion touches on the challenges of achieving the $35,000 price point for the Model 3. The review highlights Tesla's rapid feedback loop, exemplified by Elon Musk's swift response to a Model 3 owner's feedback about the touchscreen shattering in a crash, leading to potential software and hardware fixes. The podcast also delves into the complexities of Tesla's direct sales model in various US states, the ongoing debate with dealership associations, and the potential impact on vehicle rollout. Finally, it touches upon SpaceX's satellite internet plans and their connection to Tesla's ground stations, as well as Porsche's aggressive push into the EV market with its upcoming Mission E. less
Podcast: Tesla Earnings Review, Model 3 Timeline-Gate, Roadster Publicity Stunt, More
This podcast episode delves into Tesla's Q4 earnings, revealing record revenue but also a significant loss per share, which, while not exceeding ... moreWall Street's expectations, was still substantial. A key point of discussion is the delay in Model 3 delivery timelines, particularly for the standard battery pack and all-wheel-drive configurations, pushing many US customers into late 2018 or even early 2019. This shift is attributed to production challenges, specifically with battery module assembly, and a strategic focus on higher-margin configurations like the long-range variant. The hosts express frustration over the delayed $35,000 price point, now expected at least a year after initial production. Despite these production hurdles, the episode highlights Tesla's successful Falcon Heavy launch as a publicity stunt and discusses the promising expansion of Tesla's energy products, particularly the Powerwall project in South Australia, which is creating a virtual power plant and significantly reducing costs associated with peak energy demand. less
Podcast: Tesla Model 3 Reverse-Engineered, Tesla Chinese Clone, Mercedes Goes Electric, More
This podcast episode delves into several key developments in the EV space. A significant portion discusses Tesla Model 3 vehicles being sent to German... morey, likely for reverse engineering by established automakers like Mercedes and Porsche. The conversation also highlights the Chinese EV startup Xpeng, which has secured substantial funding from Alibaba and Foxconn for its "Tesla clone," the Xpeng G3. The interior design of the G3 is noted as being heavily inspired by the Model 3, raising questions about intellectual property. Additionally, the podcast touches upon upcoming Tesla Autopilot updates, with expectations for improvements rather than entirely new features in the near term. The discussion also covers Waymo's autonomous vehicle progress, its fleet expansion with Chrysler Pacifica plug-in hybrids, and the ongoing debate about autonomous driving data reporting. Finally, the episode touches on Tesla's referral program updates, Porsche's Mission E production plans, and the potential impact of Tesla's upcoming Roadster technology on its existing Model S and Model X lines. less
Electrek Podcast: Tesla Billions to Keep Elon, Model 3 Delays?, Autopilot Scrutiny, More
This episode of the Electrek Podcast delves into significant Tesla news, primarily focusing on Elon Musk's proposed 10-year CEO compensation pack... moreage, which is tied to ambitious market capitalization milestones. The hosts discuss the potential implications for Musk's long-term commitment to Tesla and compare it to previous compensation plans. The podcast also addresses a CNBC report alleging further Model 3 production delays and quality issues, offering a counter-argument based on Tesla's own debunking statement and anecdotal evidence of increased deliveries. Additionally, the discussion covers the ongoing federal investigations into Tesla's Autopilot system following a recent incident, emphasizing the need for driver vigilance and the potential confusion caused by Tesla's marketing. Finally, the episode highlights the impressive financial performance of Tesla's South Australian Powerpack installation, demonstrating its rapid payback period and the growing potential of utility-scale battery storage. The charging infrastructure segment touches on a third-party adding a Tesla connector to a CCS station in Switzerland, sparking a debate about Tesla's openness versus its proprietary approach. less
Podcast: Tesla Model 3 Expands, BMW Counterstrike, We Drive Elon's Boring Machine, More
This podcast episode delves into the ongoing expansion of Tesla Model 3 configuration invites, noting its availability to reservation holders beyond t... morehe coasts and into the Midwest, though still restricted to current Tesla owners. The hosts discuss the potential reasons for the slower uptake of the premium version, suggesting many are waiting for the lower-priced, smaller battery pack option. They also touch upon the increasing visibility of the Model 3 in showrooms, with displays opening on the East Coast, and the significant public interest, evidenced by long lines to simply sit in the car. The discussion then shifts to the competitive landscape, with BMW's upcoming iNEXT in 2021 being highlighted as a potential, albeit distant, competitor, though its projected range figures are met with skepticism regarding testing methodology. The conversation also covers broader industry electrification trends, Ford's accelerated EV investment, and the potential for electric vehicle conversions. Finally, the hosts share their personal experiences and excitement about driving Elon Musk's Boring Machine, discussing the contest mechanics and the project's potential implications for transportation. less
Electrek Podcast: Tesla Model 3 Review, Fisker Emotion, Tesla Solar Roof, and More
The Electrek Podcast crew delivers a comprehensive review of the Tesla Model 3, with contributor Jameson Dow sharing his extensive experience. The con... moresensus is overwhelmingly positive, with the Model 3 being hailed as an improvement over the Model S in many aspects, including a more coherent design, great handling, and a faster, more intuitive user interface. While acknowledging some early bugs like the charging latch and screen unresponsiveness, the reviewer notes that most are software-fixable, with the rear defroster being the only hardware issue requiring service. Regenerative braking is discussed, with the Bolt EV noted as having stronger regen. Interior feedback focuses on the controversial switch from Alcantara to a new textile headliner, which, while subjectively fine, caused user dissatisfaction due to poor communication from Tesla. The discussion also touches upon the broader EV market, including the Fisker EMotion, Faraday Future, and the challenges faced by EV startups, alongside a critical look at industry executives' skepticism towards EVs. less
Electrek Podcast: Tesla Delivery Results, Model 3 Production Update, EVs in Extreme Cold, and More
This episode of the Electrek Podcast delves into Tesla's Q4 2017 delivery results and the ongoing Model 3 production ramp-up. While overall deliv... moreeries were record-breaking, the focus quickly shifted to the Model 3's production rate, which, despite reaching over 1,000 units per week, fell short of initial targets. Tesla has revised its Q1 2018 goal to 2,500 units per week, down from the original 5,000. The discussion highlights the challenges Tesla faces in scaling production, particularly concerning battery bottlenecks, and the implications for tax credits. The podcast also features an in-depth look at a Model 3 owner's extensive cross-country road trip, detailing real-world experiences with the vehicle's UI, hardware issues like the charge port, and performance in extreme cold. Additionally, the hosts analyze the 2019 Nissan Leaf e+ and its potential to compete in the EV market, offering a comparative perspective against the Chevrolet Bolt and Tesla Model 3. less
Electrek Podcast: Tesla Pickup Truck, Model 3 by the Hundreds, What to Expect in 2018, and More
This episode of the Electrek Podcast focuses on predictions for the EV and renewable energy landscape in 2018, with a significant portion dedicated to... more Tesla. The hosts discuss the confirmation of Tesla's pickup truck plans, expected to be tested after the Model Y and potentially launching in 2019-2020, likely based on the Model X platform. They also delve into the Model 3 production ramp-up, noting that while delays were present, deliveries are now accelerating, with evidence suggesting a significant increase in output. The discussion touches upon the potential for the Model 3 to broaden Tesla's market appeal once standard battery packs and premium interiors are no longer the only options. Looking beyond Tesla, the podcast briefly covers upcoming EVs from other manufacturers, highlighting the Jaguar I-PACE and Audi e-tron Quattro as key competitors to the Model X, while expressing skepticism about the volume and impact of offerings from Hyundai and Kia. The conversation also explores potential updates for the Model S and Model X, including battery pack and interior refreshes, and the ongoing development of Tesla's Autopilot program, with anticipation for significant advancements in 2018. less
Electrek Podcast: Tesla Model 3 Delivery Week, Powerpack Shows Off, Tesla Semi, and More
This episode of the Electrek Podcast delves into several key developments in the EV space. A significant portion is dedicated to Tesla's new soft... moreware update enabling battery preconditioning while plugged in, a crucial feature for cold weather performance and efficiency. The discussion also highlights the ongoing ramp-up of Tesla Model 3 deliveries, with hundreds of vehicles being scheduled and spotted at the Fremont factory, indicating a strong push towards year-end volume, primarily concentrated in California. The podcast further explores the challenges and potential of EV startups, particularly Faraday Future's internal struggles and the emergence of a new venture, Velocity, founded by former Faraday Future executives. Finally, the conversation touches upon the expansion of Tesla's Supercharger network, noting the increasing number of stalls per station and contrasting it with the limitations of third-party charging networks. less
Electrek Podcast: Tesla Record Deliveries, Model 3 Production, Tesla Semi Competitor, and More
This episode of the Electrek Podcast delves into several key developments in the EV space. A significant portion is dedicated to the impact of cold we... moreather on EV range, with personal anecdotes highlighting reduced range in a Tesla Model S and a more substantial drop in a Chevrolet Bolt, where heating and battery conditioning consumed a third of the energy. The discussion also covers Tesla's new Supercharger 'fair use' policy, which restricts commercial use of the network, impacting services like ride-sharing and deliveries. While grandfathered users are unaffected, new commercial operators will need alternative charging solutions. The podcast touches upon the Tesla Semi, noting that while orders are increasing, adoption is primarily by companies with existing distribution networks rather than large freight companies. A competitor, the Tour truck, is introduced, but its specs (100 miles of range for $150,000) are deemed uncompetitive against the Tesla Semi's 300-mile range for the same price. Finally, the episode reports on the ongoing legal battle in Michigan regarding Tesla's direct sales model and provides an update on Model 3 production ramp-up, with supplier reports indicating a return to 5,000 units per week in December, though actual volume delivery to customers is still being closely watched. less
Electrek Podcast - Dec 8th, 2017
The Electrek Podcast episode from December 8th, 2017, covers a range of EV news, with a significant focus on the Nissan Leaf 2018 review. The reviewer... more highlights the Leaf as a solid, usable entry-level EV with a competitive price point, approximately $5,000 cheaper than the cheapest Model 3 and $7,000 less than the Bolt. The 150-mile range is deemed sufficient for most daily needs, and the driving experience, particularly the 'e-pedal' functionality, is praised. The design refresh is also well-received, making the car look more conventional and appealing. While acknowledging that Tesla offers more brand appeal, the Leaf is positioned as a practical and affordable alternative. The discussion also touches upon Tesla's Semi truck orders, Elon Musk's comments on Tesla's in-house chip development, and the ongoing legal battles surrounding direct sales, with a notable win for Tesla in Missouri. less
Electrek Podcast: Tesla Service, Semi Truck Orders, Solar Windows, Bitcoin Mining
This episode of the Electrek Podcast delves into several key Tesla-related topics and broader EV industry news. The hosts share personal experiences w... moreith Tesla's service department, highlighting both positive aspects like efficient repairs and loaner vehicles, and minor issues such as recurring trunk sensor problems on an early Model S. A significant portion discusses the practical implications of wheel choices on the Model X, emphasizing how larger 22-inch rims, while aesthetically pleasing, negatively impact range and ride comfort compared to smaller 20-inch options. The podcast also touches on the growing demand for the Tesla Semi, with DHL placing an order, and speculates on battery advancements enabling future vehicles like the Roadster and Semi. Additionally, the hosts discuss the increasing efficiency of solar windows and the unusual trend of cryptocurrency mining using Tesla vehicles. The review concludes with a discussion on the potential for EVs to reach cost parity with gasoline cars by 2026, driven by falling battery costs and the inherent operational savings of EVs. less
Tesla Semi Presentation by VP of Trucks Jerome Guillen
Jerome Guillen, VP of Trucks at Tesla, presents the highly anticipated Tesla Semi, emphasizing its performance, range, and cost-efficiency. The Semi b... moreoasts impressive acceleration and the ability to maintain highway speeds on steep grades, with a target range of 800 kilometers (500 miles) for a gross vehicle weight of 36 metric tons. Aerodynamics are a key focus, achieving half the drag of diesel trucks. The vehicle features four independent motors for superior traction control and a unique central driver's seat for enhanced visibility and comfort, complemented by a digital display system and camera-based mirror vision. Charging is presented as a non-issue, with plans for a network of "mega chargers" capable of delivering 650 kilometers of range in just 30 minutes, faster than driver rest breaks. Safety is enhanced by autopilot features, including automatic emergency braking and lane keeping. Reliability is underscored by a guaranteed 1.6 million kilometer drivetrain and simplified architecture with fewer complex parts than diesel trucks. Tesla aims for the lowest cost of ownership, projecting a significant advantage over diesel trucks, especially in Europe due to higher diesel costs. The "convoy" feature, allowing trucks to follow autonomously, further reduces ownership costs. While initially targeting a 2019 launch in the US, with Europe to follow, the presentation highlights Tesla's commitment to innovation and efficiency in the trucking industry. less
Electrek Weekly Podcast Episode 1: Tesla Roadster/Semi, Nikola Zero, and More
This episode of the Electrek podcast delves into the aftermath of Tesla's recent event, focusing heavily on the new Roadster and Semi. The hosts ... moreexpress significant skepticism regarding the feasibility of Tesla's claimed specifications for both vehicles, particularly concerning battery technology. They highlight the immense energy density and weight required for the Roadster's performance and the Semi's payload capacity, suggesting that current battery technology may not be sufficient. The discussion also touches upon the surprisingly low price points announced for the Semi, further fueling doubts about the underlying technology. The podcast then shifts to an in-depth review of the Nikola Zero UTV, praising its off-road capabilities, silent operation, and impressive acceleration. However, concerns are raised about its high price point and the potential for component failures, though the prototype nature of the tested vehicle is acknowledged. Finally, the episode provides an update on Tesla Model 3 production, noting slow progress and the opening of reservations to a wider audience, while also discussing the ongoing debate about unlimited Supercharging. less
Tesla Semi And Roadster Event Aftermath
The video provides an in-depth discussion following the Tesla Semi and Roadster event, focusing heavily on the new Roadster. While the reviewer acknow... moreledges the Roadster's mind-boggling acceleration (0-60 in under 2 seconds) and impressive potential range, they express reservations about its practicality and price point, particularly the $250,000 upfront cost for the Founders Series. The reviewer notes the surprising inclusion of a rear seat, capable of fitting a tall adult, and the potential for a 200 kWh battery pack. However, questions remain about sustained high-speed performance, cooling, and the feasibility of achieving the claimed top speed without gears. The Tesla Semi also receives attention, with the reviewers impressed by its performance specs, particularly acceleration and grade climbing, and the new 'Mega Charger' technology. They highlight the potential for significant real-world applications but also raise concerns about grid capacity to support the charging infrastructure and the high upfront cost for the Semi. The discussion also touches on the potential for a Semi-based pickup truck, which is met with skepticism regarding its practicality and market appeal. less
Tesla Semi Launch Event Live Chat
This video provides a pre-launch discussion about the Tesla Semi, focusing heavily on the economic implications for fleet operators rather than just t... moreechnical specifications. The hosts speculate on pricing, with estimates around $250,000, and suggest Tesla might offer battery rental to mitigate sticker shock. Key discussion points include the potential for battery swap infrastructure versus ultra-fast charging (possibly Supercharger V3 or a new generation at 500kW), and an estimated range of 200-300 miles. The acceleration is expected to be impressive, under 20 seconds for 0-60 mph with a heavy load. A major takeaway is the projected operating cost per mile, estimated at 40-60 cents, significantly undercutting diesel trucks and representing a major industry disruption. The hosts also touch upon potential Model 3 news, Model Y prototypes, and the expiring EV tax credit, which could impact lower-priced EVs more severely. less
Tesla Analyst Meeting at Gigafactory Q & A - Jan 4th 2017
This video captures a Q&A session from Tesla's Analyst Meeting at the Gigafactory in January 2017. The discussion primarily revolves around t... morehe factory's automation strategy, capital intensity of improvements, and Tesla's in-house development of automation capabilities versus relying on external suppliers. A key takeaway is Tesla's philosophy of designing and implementing core automation internally to maintain a competitive advantage, contrasting with traditional industry practices. The conversation touches upon the efficiency of the factory, the importance of technology within the process, and the integration of supply chain elements. While the Model 3's production ramp in Fremont is briefly mentioned, the focus remains on the Gigafactory's role and Tesla's unique approach to manufacturing technology and infrastructure. The discussion also briefly explores battery technology and form factors, emphasizing a physics-based approach to efficiency and cost-effectiveness. less
Tesla Crashes Into Orange Streetsweeper on Autopilot - Chinese Media
This video discusses a concerning incident where a Tesla Model S, reportedly operating on Autopilot, collided with a streetsweeper truck in China. The... more footage, captured by a dashcam, shows the vehicle striking the large vehicle. The discussion delves into the implications of such accidents, particularly concerning the capabilities and limitations of autonomous driving systems. While the video presents the event and prompts a discussion, it lacks specific details about the Tesla's trim, drivetrain, or the exact circumstances beyond the Autopilot engagement. The primary takeaway is the ongoing debate surrounding the safety and reliability of advanced driver-assistance systems in real-world, complex scenarios. less
Tesla's Solar City Acquisition Conference Call With Elon Musk
This conference call details Tesla's rationale for its offer to acquire SolarCity, presented by Elon Musk, Todd Marin, and other Tesla executives... more. Musk articulates a vision where the combined entity becomes a trillion-dollar company by offering a complete sustainable energy solution: solar production, stationary storage (Powerwall), and electric vehicles. The primary benefits highlighted are significant synergies in sales, installation, and product integration, leading to reduced costs and a more compelling customer offering. Musk emphasizes that integrating SolarCity will make Tesla's execution easier, not harder, by enabling the creation of a truly unified product ecosystem. While acknowledging potential concerns about SolarCity's balance sheet and the acquisition premium, Musk asserts the deal is a 'no-brainer' and essential for accelerating the transition to a sustainable energy future. The call also touches upon the strategic importance of SolarCity's Silevo technology for improving solar panel efficiency and aesthetics, and the value of SolarCity's experienced installation teams. less
Elon Musk: World Energy Innovation Forum at Tesla's Fremont Plant
This interview with Elon Musk at Tesla's Fremont plant delves into his early life, the founding of Tesla, and his broader vision for sustainable ... moreenergy and space exploration. Musk recounts his childhood fascination with technology, his early entrepreneurial ventures, and the pivotal decision to focus on electric vehicles and sustainable energy after his success with internet companies. He highlights the challenges Tesla faced, including skepticism from established automakers and the initial lack of a trademark. The discussion also touches upon the broader implications of autonomous driving and the critical role of policy in accelerating the transition to sustainable energy, emphasizing that fossil fuels receive significant implicit subsidies. Musk expresses concern over the slow pace of change despite international agreements and the propaganda efforts of the fossil fuel industry. He also shares insights into SpaceX's ambitious future projects, including Falcon Heavy and Mars missions, and reiterates his belief in marrying purpose-driven goals with business viability, even against economic headwinds. The conversation concludes with Musk's thoughts on AI's exponential growth and its potential societal impact. less
Utah Legislature Debates Tesla Motors Opening Showroom
This legislative session video focuses on House Bill 394, concerning amendments to new car sales regulations, primarily addressing Tesla's direct... more-to-consumer sales model. The bill aims to create a new category for 'online dealers' while preserving the traditional franchise system. Key provisions include allowing manufacturers with existing franchises to continue operating as such, prohibiting them from switching to the online dealer model, and establishing consumer protections like requiring authorized service centers for online dealers. The debate highlights a significant divide: proponents emphasize adapting to technological advancements and consumer preferences, while opponents, primarily auto dealers, express concerns about fairness, competition, and the potential impact on existing businesses. While the bill passed, there remains some contention regarding the extent of consensus among all parties, particularly manufacturers. less
Elon Musk Press Conference: Tesla's Software Update V7.1 (Jan 2016)
Elon Musk's January 2016 press conference details Tesla's v7.1 software update, highlighting significant advancements in Autopilot and intro... moreducing the 'Summon' feature. The update allows the car to autonomously park itself, including reverse parking, and the Summon feature enables the car to come to the owner from a garage. Musk projects that within two to three years, Tesla vehicles will be capable of summoning from across the country, with the car automatically charging itself en route. He also asserts that with v7.1 and enhanced fleet learning, Autopilot is likely superior to human drivers on highways, particularly in lane-keeping. Safety enhancements include curve speed adaptation. While acknowledging the need for more sensors and redundancy for full Level 5 autonomy, Musk expresses confidence in achieving generalized self-driving capabilities within 24-36 months, operating on virtually all roads at a significantly higher safety level than humans. The discussion also touches on regulatory consistency and the current beta status of Summon and auto-park features, with liability resting with the driver. less
California Environmental Protection Agency - Air Resources Board Meeting October 22 2015
This video documents a public meeting of the California Air Resources Board (ARB) held on October 22, 2015. The primary focus is a proposed modificati... moreon to the fiscal year 2015-2016 funding plan for low-carbon transportation investments, specifically addressing the allocation of an initial $90 million from cap-and-trade auction proceeds. The board discusses the need to prioritize ongoing programs like the Clean Vehicle Rebate Project (CVRP), Enhanced Fleet Modernization Program (EFMP) Plus Up, and the Hybrid and Zero-Emission Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project (HVIP) due to limited initial funding. Several stakeholders, including representatives from air quality management districts, automotive manufacturers, environmental advocacy groups, and the Union of Concerned Scientists, express strong support for the staff's proposal to maintain these consumer-facing incentive programs. They emphasize the critical role these programs play in achieving California's air quality and climate goals, particularly for disadvantaged communities, and urge the legislature to appropriate the full $350 million. The meeting also includes an informational update on the draft Mobile Source Strategy, outlining a long-term vision for transforming the transportation sector to meet stringent air quality and greenhouse gas reduction targets by 2030 and beyond. The strategy emphasizes an integrated approach, combining clean technologies, fuels, and efficiency improvements. less