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3 bedroom house with 5 toilets? Might want to cut back on the Taco Bell.

I have a dual motor reservation and most likely I will stay with the dual, but if I'm being honest with myself the single motor would fulfill my needs over 99% of the miles. It rarely snows here and I rarely go on road trips where 250 miles of range would be an obstacle. The attractiveness of...

Cool video. Love the Rivian. If they made a $50k version comparable to the dual motor CT I would be really torn between the two.

Idra might have one of the worst websites I've ever seen. They literally have a screenshot of a wikipedia page on their home screen. IDRA's Website

Vision would also be a solid choice. Except it might bring memories of one of these:

Yeah, just stick one of these on there

I think the stalkless design is pretty cool. But maybe not so great for me when parallel parking. When I go all Austin Powers with it to inch closer to the curb.

This is great news. If true we should see some on the road testing fairly soon. Maybe that promised tour of the states...

I think long term Tesla wants everyone on a subscription for FSD. Early adopters who plunked down money for FSD will get the benefit of not having to pay the subscription fee... if they still have the car.

I am going to accidentally turn on my turn signal all the time.

Tesla says a lot of things. I have no source, it should have been clear I was speculating. What is you source?

I will be extremely surprised if the first run of CTs are tri-motor. Dual motor has been Tesla's bread and butter. They can make dual motors vehicles in their sleep. They have yet to produce a tri-motor anything aside from a prototype Model S. I think they will stick with what they know at...

Yes, pistol grips are a must

My cousin's uncle works for Tesla. He says the NHTSA is making Tesla add side mirrors. Problem is that the sun reflects off the stainless steel body and hits the mirrors and shines right into the drivers eyes. Franz may need to scrap the whole design and start over.

Right now a middle class person can buy a used EV in Oregon and get a $5000 cash rebate from the state. Some used EVs don't cost much more than $5000 (like say a lease return Fiat 500e), meaning you could get a cheap work car for almost nothing here. This is before calculating gas savings...

I felt like the um was implied.

I voted "yes", but I may have misunderstood the question. First, I meant yes when it's reasonably possible. And I assumed we were talking about Tesla's internal operations. As in, their own fleet. For example, recently the Tesla repairman came to my house to make a repair in an ICE van. I...

There's really no new news here. As someone else pointed out, this isn't an official email from Tesla. Just a local service center pushing for the end of the year. Secondly, and more importantly, we were never told we would get these in 2021. We were always told production would begin in...

I've never been a fan of naming cars. But since Tesla makes you do it our Y is called "The Y". I suspect the CT will be called "The Truck". Sorry, not clever. SPOILER ALERT FOR MANDALORIAN FANS: I've seen a lot people naming their Tesla the Razorcrest. Might want to rethink that one.

I don't think the CT will leave people stranded or unable to get to work anymore than the Y does, which is very rare. By different expectations I was referring more to things like panel gaps. I see some of the pictures of Model Ys that get rejected and oftentimes the gaps are not that bad. I...