Elon Musk Crowns Marques Brownlee (aka MKBHD) As Tesla Project Loveday Winner

8 years ago Kyle Field 0 Comments
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In advance of the Model 3 Production reveal tonight, Elon Musk tweeted out the winner of Tesla’s Project Loveday contest. Technophile Marques Brownlee (aka MKBHD) took top honors with his fan-made commercial depicting a day in the life of a Tesla owner, including a chance encounter and drag race against a Lamborghini.

Elon followed up the announcement with a comment that he had watched each of the videos himself to confirm that he was aligned with the selection.

The grand prize for Project Loveday was attendance at a future Tesla reveal, though the value is likely lost on Marques as he attends most of these events as press already. I sat next to him at the Faraday Future FFzero1 reveal in Vegas last year and consistently find the same core group of tech and auto journalists in attendance.

Elon also tweeted out the second and third place winners.

Project Loveday served as much more than just a contest to see who could make the best commercial for Tesla but more importantly as a vehicle to take Tesla’s message to the masses directly. Many entries, whether in the top 10 or not, garnered thousands of views that reverberated across social media and mainstream media. The contest itself pulled in new creative talent to produce content that would not otherwise have been developed to share the message of sustainable energy and sustainable, electric transportation.

With the excitement of the contest now over, all eyes are redirecting and refocusing on the big news of the night — the Tesla Model 3 production version unveiling. Small changes to reservation holders’ “My Tesla” pages have been made over the last few days, including an updated picture of the Model 3 that reflects the final production version of the vehicle as well as smaller changes to the details on the page.

Tesla’s homepage, which is now dedicated to streaming the Model 3 event, also includes a note that employees with a reservation should refer to their email for instructions on how to order — not to place or modify a reservation, but to ORDER a Model 3. It is going to be an exciting night. The event kicks off in just a few short minutes.

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I'm a tech geek passionately in search of actionable ways to reduce the negative impact my life has on the planet, save money and reduce stress. Live intentionally, make conscious decisions, love more, act responsibly, play. The more you know, the less you need. As an activist investor, Kyle owns long term holdings in Tesla, Lightning eMotors, Arcimoto, and SolarEdge.

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