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So do I, however... ... it would absolutely not be an SEC violation. They can show the prototype to whoever they want. They have announced the product, for years. There is no material non-public information from showing off the design. If they gave SolarCity employees material non-public...

It's legal today in California. And it works. Google rides every day on trafficky crowded freeways with a freeway-capable self-driving car. Every day. In normal lanes, with other cars mixed in. Also, GM is bringing SuperCruise to market on a 2017 Cadillac.

In case anyone wants a longer look at the Glenney's trip, with extensive commentary from John... I have written it up for Forbes. Charge! How A Father-Daughter Duo Gambled On Tesla And Beat Out Elon Musk While Doing It - Forbes

Thanks. I will follow up when Tesla does.

In case anyone is interested... http://www.forbes.com/sites/markrogowsky/2013/11/07/now-tesla-really-has-a-headache-someone-grab-the-tylenol/

If anyone has crashed their Tesla and would be willing to chat very briefly for a post on my Forbes blog, please shoot me an e-mail: forbes at rogo dot net... If you leave a number, I'll call you as soon as I see the mail. I don't want to make a big case out of this, but rather am doing a post...

I don't believe the Gen III can be accelerated with money. I believe the "gating factor" is waiting on battery costs / battery performance to come into line with the target for the vehicle (which seems to be essentially a 60 kw/hr battery and is a $35,000 base price without any tax credits). The...

To clarify: Tesla's price target is $35,000 without any tax credits. I got this information (along with many other reporters) from Elon Musk, who stated it unambiguously in the press briefing at the battery-swap announcement. Musk suggested there would be no tax credits to have by then; but I...

Thanks for linking to my piece Dave. I have a follow up slated for Friday morning comparing the Tesla offering to Better Place's battery swapping.