During Tesla’s Q2 earnings call webcast, CEO Elon Musk shared some opening remarks on the company’s quarter, plus also detailed the ongoing global chip shortage.
In a somewhat of a surprise mention, Musk said that to better make use of his limited time, “going forward I won’t be on earnings calls unless there’s something important I need to say.”
Musk added, he would still be available for the annual shareholder meetings, however.
The Tesla CEO continued to stress during its Q2 webcast its supply chain is what’s limiting its growth and that “prototypes are easy, but production is hard”.
Tesla is rolling out a new entry-level Model Y variant in Europe, and it’s a bit of a surprise. Dubbed the Model Y Standard Long Range RWD, the new configuration delivers significantly more driving range than the existing base model, while still undercutting other trims on price. According to Tesla Europe, the Model Y Standard […]
Tesla has quietly added a new entry-level Model Y to its Canadian lineup, giving buyers north of the border a cheaper way into the company’s best-selling electric SUV — and, interestingly, one that undercuts U.S. pricing. As first reported by iPhone in Canada, the Model Y Standard Rear-Wheel Drive has now appeared on Tesla’s Canadian […]
Tesla’s long-rumored Cybercab appears to be taking another major step toward launch. The company’s purpose-built autonomous vehicle was spotted testing on a highway in Austin, Texas, this week — marking what looks to be the first time the Cybercab has been seen validating its capabilities at highway speeds. Footage shared by Adan Guajardo (@AdanGuajardo) shows […]
