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Stories we discuss in this episode (with links):
- Tesla Model 3 beats Honda Civic as top-selling car in California
- Tesla and SpaceX ramp up synergy with workers moving, battery purchases, and more
- Elon Musk: Tesla is speeding up production and installations of Supercharger V3
- Tesla confirms Elon Musk unlocks first tranche of his compensation plan worth ~$800 million
- Tesla shareholders will vote on using paid advertising, board fights to kill proposal
- Toyota’s 42-mile RAV4 plug-in hybrid is a speedster, starts at $38,100
- Report: BMW has a 1,006-horsepower, all-electric M5 in the works
- Audi announces upcoming new ‘highly efficient electric car’
- Chevy redoubles effort to explain EV basics via new video series
- Nissan will add only one new EV in the US through 2023
- EGEB: Green energy beats coal in the US for the first time since 1885
- Climate Crisis Weekly: Here’s why planting trees is great, but it’s not enough
- Squad’s solar-powered mini electric car gets new options, more solar power
- Review: $1,200 UHVO dual-suspension off-road e-bike delivers a ton of value, predictable downsides
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