The charging screen shows “wireless charging” and displayed the demo car at 35% state of charge, while up to 25kW charge being delivered and 56 minutes remaining, but no mention if that was going to be to 80% or 100%. Take your guess on the possible math about how big the battery pack will be.
We’ve long seen the “snake” concept for typical plug in Supercharging, but that’s no longer the case for Robotaxi.
It remains to be seen where Tesla will install these wireless charging pads. What happens when they are outdoors in areas that have snow? Snow plows will destroy these wireless charging pads, so they may need to be in parkades or covered areas.
Elon Musk recently sat down with entrepreneur and investor Nikhil Kamath for the latest episode of the People by WTF podcast, recorded at Tesla’s headquarters in Texas. The wide-ranging, nearly two-hour conversation touched on everything from consciousness and parenting to the future of AI and global politics, but some of the most notable comments came […]
Tesla is giving European drivers their first hands-on look at Full Self-Driving (Supervised), with the company launching FSD ride-alongs across Italy, France, and Germany. As announced by Tesla Europe on X, the new program lets anyone sign up to experience FSD (Supervised) from the passenger seat as a Tesla employee handles the driving. “Come experience […]
Tesla is kicking off a major new Full Self-Driving (Supervised) push across North America, launching a free 30-day trial of FSD v14 for an estimated 1.5 million owners of Hardware 4 (HW4/AI4) vehicles who haven’t purchased the package. Eligible Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, and Cybertruck owners in the U.S., Canada, Puerto […]
