Tesla CEO & Chairman Elon Musk is a wild man, a mad scientist who has lost his marbles, a gorilla ape gazillionaire who has brilliantly brainwashed the masses, a South African clone of Conor McGregor.
The Radisson in Gothenburg, Sweden, has created a fun little promo video to lure in Tesla owners with the promise of easy valet-driven charging.
Tesla took to Twitter to confirm that the unofficially released “track mode” would only be available for those purchasing the Performance Upgrade Package.
YouTuber soundanswer has posted a video of the Tesla Semi taking a pitstop that reveals some new details about the highly anticipated Class 8 hauler.
You can find estimates for Tesla Model 3 production left, right, and center these days. What’s nice is when you can find an estimate from people with a good track record, people who did a good job estimating sales in previous months and quarters. When those estimates are based on solid, robust data, all the better.
People be crazy, ya know?
If you haven’t noticed, there’s a small nation of people collecting clues around Tesla’s Model 3 production. One of the top clue databases is the place where new VINs drop. (VINs = vehicle identification numbers.)
It’s not going to be popular with some of you, but I have to say, I’ve never liked Twitter. I see the value in it. I see its pros. But I think it crunches too much information down into one-liners and often takes away from deeper exploration and reflection. The constantly and quickly flowing stream of tweets makes every tweet fleeting. It’s a system built on such an excessive and fast information flow that it treats much of that information as useless. Maybe it is useless, but that just makes it more useless.
Tesla vehicles are extremely popular among the Hollywood, basketball, and rap elite. Shaq fits the bill on all three counts, so of course he has a Tesla (probably more than one*). Our friends at Unplugged Performance recently had the honor of customizing an aging Model S of his. Have a watch:
It’s 11:30 on a Thursday morning, and David Lucht is recharging – both himself, with a cold brew at Press Coffee Roasters, and his 2014 Tesla Model S, which is currently hooked up to one of the 16 charging stations in the parking lot at Scottsdale Quarter. “They’ve got the Superchargers here,” Lucht says, excitedly.
