Tag: op-ed
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Follow the Leader: Tesla’s Influence on Other Manufacturers
As fans of Tesla’s cars and what comes with them most of us recognize that their cars provide items no other manufacturer could provide. This isn’t just because of Tesla’s result in entertainment features and battery technologies but simply because the cars offer a design and aesthetic that’s just different than many others. We all…
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Tesla’s Biggest Enemy: The Spread of Misinformation from the Misinformed
Automotive enthusiast and former Late-Night funny guy Jay Leno hosted Elon Musk and a series of Tesla vehicles on his show, Jay Leno’s Garage, earlier this week on CNBC. While most of the “well-informed” Tesla fans (including me considering it is my job to know anything and everything going on with this company on a daily…
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The Tesla Dilemma: Texas or Tulsa
When news broke that Tesla had announced the finalists for its Gigafactory, which could be called a Terafactory based on the cell production output in the centre, comparisons between Austin, Texas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma was uncontrolled across networking. Each place has its own distinctive benefit and disadvantage, which I’ll research. I will start using Austin,…
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Why Tesla’s Fremont Factory needed to reopen, with or without permission
It was imperative for Tesla to unveil its own Fremont factory. Before I dive into my private thoughts on Tesla’s due to its Fremont factory, I just want to reinforce that this is my view, and I understand this might rub some folks the wrong way, but that’s not exactly the aim. I encourage anyone…
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The Tesla Cybertruck and Roadster conundrum: What should come first?
Joe Rogan was kind enough to invite Elon Musk to his studio in Downtown Los Angeles to pick his brain once more. Many of us, including me, refreshed Joe Rogan’s YouTube channel page, waiting for the UFC commentator and comedian to upload the interview. I watched the whole thing twice on the day that the…
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Big oil is getting a bailout from the United States after falling flat, but why?
President of the United States announced on Tuesday, April 21, that the Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette and Secretary of Treasury Steven Mnuchin will formulate a bailout plan for the Oil and Gas Industry. “We will never let the great U.S. Oil & Gas Industry down. I have instructed the Secretary of Energy and Secretary…
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Tesla Model Y’s quiet cabin is a subtle, critical selling point for all EV buyers
When Tesla unveiled the Model 3 the company had introduced its first automobile. Even the Model 3 had many selling things, though some very first generation cars were reported to display a whole lot of road noise inside the cabin, particularly at high rates. Model 3 owners looked for any variety of ways to reduce…
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Tesla Plaid Cybertruck: A Legacy Automaker’s Worst Nightmare
In September 2019, Elon Musk introduced the Plaid Mode Model S. Tesla’s flagship automobile had received a “revamp,” or maybe a “rejuvenation” if you may. The Tri-Motor setup with front lip spoiler , a slightly wider body, rear diffuser, spoiler, and large front air intake has been poised to become Tesla’s fastest and most aerodynamically…
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Gassed Up: Prices at the pump fall, unlike Tesla’s delivery numbers
Welcome to your FREE preview of our weekly newsletter. Every week I head ‘Beyond the News’ and handcraft a special edition that includes my thoughts about the greatest stories, why it matters, and how it may affect the future. A big thanks to our long-time supporters and new readers ! Thank you. — This week,…
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Leading US Bank calls for renewed fossil fuel support as Tesla shifts industry to sustainables
The Annual World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland took place recently. The Forum is a terrific prospect for the world’s leaders to unite their understanding and ideas in a means that will make our planet more effective. In a time when sustainable alternatives are emerging in an accelerated rate thanks to companies like…