Tslynk67
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Big frikkin' deal, my Model X has one of thoseHere's the news the Kilowatts was holding onto yesterday. Video of the Model S Plaid doing laps at Laguna Seca, and some close-up shots of an adjustable rear spoiler:
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Big frikkin' deal, my Model X has one of thoseHere's the news the Kilowatts was holding onto yesterday. Video of the Model S Plaid doing laps at Laguna Seca, and some close-up shots of an adjustable rear spoiler:
The production and delivery situation in Shangahi is a little difficult to interpret. We go from a very full logistics yard on the 30th April to a very bare yard on the 13th May as shown in WuWa's more recent video and this one below from Jason Yang. I suspect what we're seeing is batching in the logistics yard before loading to ships but whatever it is its quite different the more consistent logistics flow we're used to seeing.I was thinking about China April deliveries a little more. While the 26k total is a little disappointing compared to March, there could be some mitigating factors.
WuWa's video of April 30 shows a full parking lot. And we don't know how many are waiting at port for shipping.
I'm not saying these numbers will move the needle drastically, however they may not be as low as first reported when compared to production. I guess we will find out in July.
snipLol @AlexRoy144 ranting on Tesla Autopilot again.
To understand Faiz Siddiqui just look at his bio. Bezos promised not to interfere with WAPO editorial practice and I do not believe he does so. We need not think conspiratorial to imagine somebody who used to berate Washington Metro safety would be a popular tech watch choice for their primary audience.I look at WaPo bylines and check if it's Faiz Siddiqui. He's a paid attack dog, probably personally hired by Bezos himself. If I see this byline, I immediately ignore the article. Faiz Siddiqui has been writing attack pieces on Tesla for years now, everyone knows about him and Russ Mitchell of the LA Times.
Thanks!Seems like Tesla has reserved some land south and west of Giga Shanghai:
Translation:
Not only that, but longer-term planning is still going on. Along the Zhengjia Road on the west gate of the Tesla Gigafactory, it is about two kilometers south, which is a 460,000 square meter factory land reserved for Tesla in Lingang.
Even if the official website of the Shanghai Land Market shows that the land has been "successful". But in the view of Zhao Zhendong, the investment manager of the Investment Management Department of Lingang Industrial Zone Economic Development Co., Ltd., although there has been a "flow mark", land is a scarce resource, "The Tesla team should not let it go easily."
Looking around now, there is still a deserted open grassland. The workers who laid the river piles on the site told Future Auto Daily that a factory will be built here in the future, but it is not clear which company it is. "Now the laying of river piles has just begun, and the muck truck and bulldozer have just started work. It will take eight or nine months before the plant starts."
Lingang partial land plan (partial) Source: Future Auto Daily
However, as Tesla has gradually become the largest factory in Lingang, the right to speak continues to increase, and its suppliers have chosen to set up here. At the end of September last year, 13 projects, including Xinquan Co., Ltd. and Jinyuansheng, officially landed in the new Lingang area, covering various supporting products such as body, chassis, sensors and electronic components.
According to incomplete statistics from Future Auto Daily, in 2020, more than 10 "Tesla series" suppliers will settle in the Lingang New Area. This also means that within half an hour, Tesla can easily gather the required parts in the new Lingang area.
"As long as the quality permits, Tesla's localization rate can continue to increase, which will also bring more innovation opportunities to domestic companies." In an interview with Future Auto Daily, a relevant person said so. According to the plan, Lingang’s target for new energy vehicle production capacity is 1 million. In addition to the Tesla plant, Zhiji cars will also be produced at SAIC’s passenger car plant in Lingang.
This part is Tesla's current factory. The road on the RHS isn't built yet.Thanks!
I can't get the image to match with Teslas current factory vs new land... does the map show only new land, or existing, or both?
Thanks!
I can't get the image to match with Teslas current factory vs new land... does the map show only new land, or existing, or both?
The production and delivery situation in Shangahi is a little difficult to interpret. We go from a very full logistics yard on the 30th April to a very bare yard on the 13th May as shown in WuWa's more recent video and this one below from Jason Yang. I suspect what we're seeing is batching in the logistics yard before loading to ships but whatever it is its quite different the more consistent logistics flow we're used to seeing.
Gotta love that headline, of course this is in the article.Well, there's this today.
Tesla in SoCal crash that killed 1 was on Autopilot
A Tesla involved in a fatal crash on a Southern California freeway last week may have been operating on Autopilot before the wreck, according to the California Highway Patrol. The May 5 c…ktla.com
What are the odds Elon will upstage this event with a Plaid 'leak'? Or CT?
630pm this Wednesday Ford Confirms Electric F-150 Will Be Called Lightning
Maybe one of these days the various investigating agencies will learn that the correct answer to “was Autopilot engaged?” is “we are working with Tesla to make that determination”.Gotta love that headline, of course this is in the article.
However on Friday, the agency walked back its previous declaration.
“To clarify,” a new CHP statement said, “There has not been a final determination made as to what driving mode the Tesla was in or if it was a contributing factor to the crash.”
Maybe one of these days the various investigating agencies will learn that the correct answer to “was Autopilot engaged?” is “we are working with Tesla to make that determination”.
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To understand Faiz Siddiqui just look at his bio. Bezos promised not to interfere with WAPO editorial practice and I do not believe he does so. We need not think conspiratorial to imagine somebody who used to berate Washington Metro safety would be a popular tech watch choice for their primary audience.
We should not need conspiracy to explain anti-tech journalistic bias. That is a popular view today, and who typifies tech better than Tesla?
I don't argue that. I DO argue with those who suggest he has direct intervention, or even implied intervention, in editorial matters. His ownership can achieve positive results from his perspective even when is remains completely above the fray. He's far too disciplined to do anything so self-defeating as that.If you think Bezos invested millions into media for the questionable profits, and not for the influence, then I suggest you reconsider your beliefs.
There are ways Bezos can direct the kind of stories that come out without hovering over the editor on every story. And if editors care about their future, there is plenty of incentive to fulfill the wishes he has made known. It's the only way his substantial investment makes any sense. It's not conspiratorial, it's common sense.
I'm sorry..... if he was that disciplined he would not have sent compromised pictures.I don't argue that. I DO argue with those who suggest he has direct intervention, or even implied intervention, in editorial matters. His ownership can achieve positive results from his perspective even when is remains completely above the fray. He's far too disciplined to do anything so self-defeating as that.