In this week’s top stories: Tesla Model Y renders, Model 3 production & delivery process, Google’s Project Sunroof Data, and EV news from Lucid Motors, BMW, and Volvo.
We kick things off this week with some unofficial Tesla Model Y renders that we think could be some of the most realistic yet. Musk talks Tesla Model 3 production as well as the 5 minute delivery process, paperwork & instruction videos. We get a rare look inside Tesla Gigafactory. And Tesla’s ‘Vision’ and Autopilot chip efforts are validated by Intel’s $15 billion acquisition of Mobileye.
Lucid Motors announces a $60,000 base price for its all-electric luxury sedan. A BMW exec casts doubts on Tesla’s ability to produce Model 3 in volume at $35,000. Volvo aggressively pushes for its first long-range electric car to start between $35,000 and $40,000. And Google releases its Project Sunroof Data: 79% of US rooftops analyzed are viable for solar – is yours?
These and the rest of this week’s top stories below:
Tesla |
- Tesla Model Y unofficial render ahead of launch
- Tesla Model 3: Elon Musk details the 5 minute delivery process, paperwork & instruction videos
- Tesla Model 3 ‘release candidates’ are currently being built
- Tesla Gigafactory: Rare picture from inside production floor via new supplier
- Tesla 8.1 update: Elon Musk says it’s coming in ’10 days or so’ depending on Autopilot 2.0 progress
EV | Autonomous |
- Tesla’s ‘Vision’ and Autopilot chip efforts validated by Intel’s $15 billion acquisition of Mobileye
- Lucid Motors announces aggressive $60,000 base price for its luxury all-electric sedan
- BMW exec casts doubts on Tesla’s ability to produce Model 3 in volume at $35,000
- Volvo is aggressively pushing for its first long-range electric car to start between $35,000 and $40,000
Solar | Energy |
- Tesla’s bid to quickly deploy energy storage in Australia takes the country by storm
- Google’s Project Sunroof Data: 79% of US rooftops analyzed are viable for solar – is yours?
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