Groundbreaking in Shanghai, Avis picks up a ton of Teslas, and Tesla issues its latest Autopilot safety report.

Fresh Model Y rumors surface, we take a look at US Tesla deliveries, and buying a Tesla just got a bit less expensive.

Most of the results are in for last year’s predictions, let’s see how well I did, or didn’t do.

Stick a fork in 2018, it’s done. I welcome 2019 with this year’s edition of five bold Tesla predictions for 2019.

IIHS gives Model 3 a bump, London area EV owners get some good news, Model 3 picks up at least one car of the year award, and more.

Tesla makes a bold guarantee, the easter eggs have dropped, Tesla may be working on a super streamlined delivery process, and more.

Procrastinators get a last chance at the US tax credit, Model 3 shows how roomy it is, we see an easter egg preview, and the app could be getting a climate control improvement.

The Q4 push is in full swing, Tesla suffers a big blow in Connecticut, the Martin Tripp lawsuit just gets weirder, and Tesla might reveal more than the Model Y in 2019.

European reservation holders are finally able to configure, we take a look at Model 3 in the snow, and we have some updates on Supercharging and Autopilot.

We get some definitive information on charging and longevity, Model 3 production nears 1,000 per day, some new easter eggs are incoming, and the autopilot odometer surpasses 1 billion.