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If you are not a fan of the Yoke, this is your opportunity! Pimp My EV has launched a traditional, fully circular, steering wheel replacement for Tesla Model S and Model X Plaid owners. Check it out!
A Reddit user did this prototype with airbag honk enabled. This change requires hardware changes, so it won’t be available in the previous refreshed Model S and X.
First sight of a made in Texas Model Y on a public road, this is exciting!
This alpha prototype doesn’t include door handles, a swipe up on the b pillar to open the door, and it seems to have a similar IC like the S and X. What do people think so far?
The Twitter user Dealer of Happiness ran into Tesla doing recall inspections at a Supercharger, the technician was able to take care of 3 Model 3s in 15 minutes. Great idea if you ask me!
Great news for those of you in Arizona and Ohio, Tesla insurance is now in your state! This brings the total number of states where it is offered to five (California, Texas, Illinois, plus the new two).
New video from Tesla about the HEPA filter. They put a Model Y in a controlled environment with a few red smoke grenades and the HEPA filter is able to avoid the red smoke in the car, pretty impressive!
Seems like selected v3 Superchargers are being updated from 250Kw to 324Kw. At the same time, Tesla plans on expanding their non-Tesla Supercharger prior to more places.
Simply an awesome video of 5 cars with a totally synchronized light show πΊπ
The Kilowatts purchased these two Model 3s exactly a year ago, and they have rented them for $45k. Take a look at the video to know more about how the different trims and capabilities rent for on Turo.
Yes, we made it to our issue #200! I have to admit the last almost two years have been rough, we tried our best to keep delivering the best possible newsletter about Tesla to you, I hope we got somewhere close to our goal.
Since our first issue on March 29, 2018, we have been sending out this newsletter every week for almost four years and we have skipped only one week in all this time. We started it the week before our second kid was born, talk about not thinking of timing lol, and our second issue we were really sleep-deprived and half of the links were broken. During this time, we have iterated in the format and found our voice but since the beginning, we stayed true to our guiding principles, including news that interest current Tesla owners and future owners, never more than 10 articles, and no stock talk. Our audience has grown to the point that we have over 8K folks opening the newsletter each week and drive around 3,500 clicks to the sources that we include.
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Enjoy your car. I’ve seen some people worrying too much about their Tesla, it is a car, a great one, don’t forget to enjoy it!
As Tesla fan I find myself sometimes having to remember what are all those acronyms, here is a list of the ones you can find in this issue.
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