It’s no secret that Tesla Model 3 is in production. Tesla even admits that “bottlenecks” are a large part of why it lost so much money last year. But that could soon change now that a key piece of manufacturing equipment is ready to go. The only problem is, it’s currently on the wrong side of the Atlantic ocean. Tesla designed
Porsche's first fully electric electric production car, the Mission E, will be offered in three power levels, Britain's CAR magazine has learned. The fully electric sedan, due on sale in 2019, will likely be offered in Carrera, Carrera S and Turbo flavors, reflecting a performance ladder familiar to Porsche buyers rather than the presence of turbochargers. CAR reports that the base Carrera
Last week, the Wall Street Journal reported that parts of the mass-production-spec Tesla Model 3 were in fact being built by hand, partly explaining the Model 3 sedan’s glacially slow production pace. According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, that isn’t the case. Musk turned to Instagram, the social media site optimized for pictures of your friends at the beach and
First the Fast & Furious 9 release date gets pushed back to 2020 — and now this. If you are waiting breathlessly to see the Tesla Semi truck in the flesh, the wait just got longer. And if you are waiting for your Model 3 to arrive, let’s just say it may be a really l-o-n-g wait. Tesla CEO Elon
