Proud Porsche Taycan Turbo gets humbled on the track by ‘affordable’ Tesla Model 3
There’s no denying that the Porsche Taycan Turbo is an incredible electric car on the track. Refined on the cruel turns of the Nurburgring, the Taycan embodies Porsche’s racing pedigree in an all electric package. This is why it was quite surprising to see such a vehicle bow down to a far more affor…
Daimler (Mercedes-Benz) used to own 5 million Tesla shares that would now be worth $7.3 billion. However, they sold them in 2014.
Tesla’s Chairwoman isn’t thrilled about her home country’s adoption of EVs
Tesla Chairwoman of the Board Robyn Denholm is not happy with her home country of Australia’s progress of adopting electric vehicle technology. Denholm recently appeared on a webinar hosted by the Electric Vehicle Council, where she spilled her real thoughts about Australia’s lagging adoption of the…
2021 Nissan Ariya vs. 2020 Tesla Model Y Spec Comparison – Motor Illustrated
The all-new Nissan Ariya is the first new EV at Nissan since the launch of the LEAF more than 10 years ago. The Tesla Model Y is quickly growing in popularity and before long, should overtake the Model 3 as the brand’s best-seller. These two electric SUVs will be joined by a number of new […]
Tesla goes deep inside Giga Nevada in rare showcase of battery cell production line
Tesla is pretty open to other companies utilizing some of its technology, so much so that back in 2014, CEO Elon Musk announced through a blog post that the electric car maker is open sourcing its patents for any other company who wants to use them in good faith. But even amidst these initiatives, T…
Tesla is expanding its Model Y production line at Fremont
Tesla is planning to expand its Model Y production lines at the Fremont facility located in Silicon Valley, California. According to two applications that were spotted on Fremont’s Public Access website, there are several planned advancements of “General Assembly 4.5,” which has been designated for …
Or lack thereof. Just 10% over three years for the Model 3.
Tesla Slows Model S, 3, X Depreciation Through OTA Software Updates & Constant Innovation
A recent study found that the Tesla Model S, Model 3, and Model X depreciated much slower within a 3-year lease period compared to other EVs and traditional ICE vehicles. The Model S, 3, and X’s slow depreciation can be attributed to Tesla OTA software updates and the company’s constant innovation.