TESLA'S NEXT-GEN HARDWARE LEAKED? MASSIVE SUPERCHARGING UPDATES, UPGRADE RUMORS

EV Channels Review

This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive overview of recent developments, with a significant focus on the potential leak of Tesla's next-generation FSD hardware (Hardware 4). The reviewer highlights key details from leaked images, including a redesigned FSD computer, a new radar system, and an updated GPS module with a tri-band antenna. The camera configuration appears to expand to 11 active cameras, with speculation around new bumper-mounted cameras potentially replacing or augmenting pillar cameras. The review also covers substantial updates regarding Tesla's Supercharger network, with the US government announcing that Tesla will open at least 7,500 chargers to non-Tesla EVs by the end of 2024, alongside a commitment to doubling the US Supercharger network. Other notable news includes updated Model Y delivery estimates showing extended wait times for the Long Range version, Barclays reiterating an 'overweight' rating on TSLA, and rumors of production pauses at Giga Shanghai for Model 3 upgrades. The reviewer expresses excitement about the Supercharger expansion and the potential for Hardware 4, while noting the uncertainty surrounding the exact camera placements and functionalities.