TESLA MODEL 3S SOLD OUT FOR 2023 | HERE’S WHAT’S LEFT

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The video provides a comprehensive update on Tesla news, highlighting significant developments for the Model 3 and the upcoming Tesla Semi. A key takeaway is Tesla's decision to stop taking orders for the Model 3 Long Range, likely in anticipation of the 2023 tax credit, which may bring the vehicle's price below the $55,000 threshold. The reviewer speculates this move is primarily driven by tax credit eligibility rather than a significant model change. The report also delves into potential new battery technologies, including BYD's blade battery for the Model Y and CATL's LMFP cells, showcasing Tesla's aggressive pursuit of diverse and advanced battery solutions. Furthermore, the long-awaited Tesla Semi is confirmed to begin shipping this year with a 500-mile range, a crucial development for the commercial EV market, potentially benefiting from new government incentives. The video also touches on Tesla's market dominance in California and international owner perks, offering a broad overview of the brand's current trajectory.