Fred Lambert is the Editor-in-Chief and one of the founding members of Electrek. He mainly covers electric vehicles and renewable energy.
He is also the co-founder of Combat Edge, a MMA stats website.
Lambert made a name in the EV space through a steady stream of exclusive scoops about Tesla, including being the first journalist to try Tesla’s Autopilot feature back in 2015. Lambert also repeatedly broke stories about new Tesla products like Enhanced Summon, Model S design refresh, Tesla Autopilot 2.5, and more.
In 2020, he was also the first to report that Tesla’s new planned Gigafactory in the US would be located in Austin, Texas months before the official announcement.
His reporting has been used by many mainstream news organizations, like the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and many more.
Lambert has appeared on television (CNBC) and has been featured in national papers for his expertise in electric vehicles.
You can contact him by email at fred@9to5mac.com or on Twitter @fredericLambert
I finally got a chance to test out Tesla Full Self-Driving (supervised) v12.5 myself, and my first impression is that the system drives more naturally, but it is still dangerous.
Vigilance is paramount.
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Elon Musk is claiming that Tesla Robotaxi will be as cheap as the bus, which “won’t be needed” when it “rolls out unsupervised full self-driving.”
Does the math work?
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On the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we interview Alpitronic CEO Mike Doucleff, we discuss a Tesla Semi update, GM going NACS, and more.
Chechen leader and self-proclaimed “Putin’s foot solider” Ramzan Kadyrov claimed that his Tesla Cybertruck used in combat in Ukraine was remotely disabled by Elon Musk.
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In recent years, solar energy has become an increasingly attractive option for homeowners seeking to reduce energy costs and lower their carbon footprint. Among the top choices for solar panels is Tesla Solar— the automaker’s solar installation division. If you’re considering switching to solar power, understanding Tesla’s solar panel pricing and offerings can help you make an informed decision. In this article, we’ll break down Tesla Solar panel prices, factors that affect costs, and whether investing in Tesla’s solar products is worth it for your home.
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A new study of 10,000 electric cars shows that their battery packs should outlast the vehicles themselves.
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Tesla’s stock (TSLA) is up this morning on delivery data from China showing a strong end-of-quarter performance, but is this enough to save its Q3?
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PepsiCo, Tesla’s first customer for the Tesla Semi electric truck, gave an update on how its deployment of the electric truck is going and it is going “smoother than expected”.
It even helps with driver retention.
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A Tesla engineer is throwing cold water on Supercharger extension cords – an idea that is gaining traction to solve the charge port location issues as Tesla onboard other EVs on the Suercharger network.
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Kim Kardashian had her Tesla Cybertruck modified and even painted – a rare thing for the electric pickup truck.
Dope or nope?
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We learned a lot about Tesla Semi thanks to a new presentation from the head of the electric truck program at Tesla, including the fact that Tesla ran one of the trucks 250,000 miles (400,000 km) already.
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Tesla Cybertruck deliveries are starting in Mexico this week and the automaker says that Canada should follow in about a month.
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Tesla has pulled the heavy weaponry when it comes to financing to boost sales during its regular end-of-quarter push.
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Tesla has announced that it produced its 100 millionth 4680 battery cell. Here’s what it means for its production growth.
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On the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we discuss a Tesla Robotaxi prototype being spotted, the Porsche Macan range, Lucid teasing its next-gen, and more.
In a surprising move, Tesla announced that it is looking to sell its very first virtual power plant, which is operating in South Australia.
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Tesla’s rollout of Full Self-Driving v12.5 has failed so far, and owners want to know what happens next?
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Tesla appears to be winding down its Cybertruck wrapping business with fewer options and availability.
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Tesla has revealed that it is planning to offer battery armor and rock sliders as a retrofit for Cybertruck later this year.
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Tesla has revealed its modular ‘unboxed’ EV manufacturing process that will be used in its upcoming Robotaxi in a new patent application.
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Tesla and Uber have launched an in-car integration of ridesharing navigation directly into its Tesla vehicles for Uber drivers.
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Tesla has weakened its real unsupervised self-driving promises on new cars in the online configurator.
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Tesla and Eaton, a giant multinational manufacturer focused on intelligent power management, are partnering to improve Powerwall integration with the latter’s smart breakers.
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Tesla is starting to hire in the Philippines – hinting at an imminent launch the Southeast Asian market.
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