The Tesla Tidbits Show

Model S and Model X can now use V3 Supercharging better, UK residents may get some cash to scrap gas vehicles, Model 3 buyers may be getting incentives to end the quarter, and Burger King is marketing to Tesla owners.

Leno loves Model Y, Tesla begins major focus on the Semi, Tesla is now officially a utility provider in the UK, and there’s a new way to pay for Supercharging.

Model S cracks 400, solar gets a significant price drop, we’ve got two event delays, AP 2 owners get a new trick when backing up, and I’ve got a Tidbit of the Week for you.

The focus at Tesla is all about Model Y, Tesla re-ups its partnership with Panasonic, new sign recognition looks to be on its way to Autopilot, and speaking of which, Canadians got their traffic control device response capabilities on time.

My Canadian listeners will be especially interested in this show, Germany mandates EV charging buildout, Model Y has some cold weather tricks up its sleeve, and we take a peek at another aspect of the US Gigafactory showdown.

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Model Y preorders open in a new territory, we may have another non-US Gigafactory in the works, Tulsa makes a last push for the new US Gigafactory, and I check in on my poll results from last week.

It’s another earnings call recap episode, so strap in and get ready for a long one.

Tesla makes new changes to the car lineup, this quarter’s safety report has been released, and the first legit V3 Supercharger location is online.

Tesla is allegedly bitten by industrial espionage, Model S wins the ultimate award, an update on infotainment, and the date is set for quarterly Christmas.

Model 3 begins accepting European awards for being awesome, Fremont looks to ready for an output boost, Elon shoots down Model S and Model X refresh rumors, and more.