The Tesla Model Y has reclaimed first place in the electric car market. In January, registrations increased 10% year on year (YoY) to almost 662,000 units. The Chinese market was the primary driver of expansion. In terms of market share, 2023 began with plugin cars accounting for 11% of theContinue Reading
Electric vehicles are growing increasingly popular among purchasers, and Tesla is likely to be the first brand that comes to mind. While recent price drops may worry some investors, many believe they will help entice customers and demonstrate company’s competitive advantage. Tesla’s price cutbacks may actually strengthen the company’s competitiveContinue Reading
A Tesla in China was caught on video killing two people and wounding three more due to an apparent brake malfunction — and the firm is now working with Chinese authorities to determine out what exactly went wrong. Tesla has officially said that it is cooperating with police in theContinue Reading
Tesla purchased Maxwell Technologies, a business that specialized in sophisticated ultracapacitors, three years ago. But Tesla purchased the firm for their dry cathode capability, which was required to manufacture the 4680 battery cell design. This method enables Tesla to forego the more difficult and expensive wet-coating process used in standardContinue Reading
BYD structural battery packs have arrived at the Tesla facility in Grünheide, Germany. The packs have a capacity of 55 kWh and use BYD’s LFP Blade battery cells, which were created to lessen the risk of battery fires associated with standard lithium-ion battery cells while simultaneously delivering a cost-competitive solutionContinue Reading
German Minister Anja Karliczek recently unveiled an example of a “hyper hybrid” vehicle powered by synthetic methanol, which is based on “green hydrogen” technologies. For this purpose they took a Tesla Moel Y— an all-electric vehicle that is, in many ways, already the pinnacle for efficiency and sustainability — forContinue Reading
Rumors have been swirling for the past several months that Tesla would soon offer a single-motor Standard Range version of the Model Y to go with its SR+ Model 3 sedan. However, last week the company pulled the trigger on the Model Y Standard Range, which will sell for $41,990Continue Reading
