Author: Gary Zhou

The Tesla Model Y Performance has recently been launched in the U.S., offering not just its famed speed and driving dynamics but also introducing revolutionary charging capabilities that could redefine how we use electric vehicles. Let’s dive into these features and explore what they mean for current and future Tesla owners.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of electric vehicles, Tesla continually sets new standards in innovation, quality, and production efficiency. A recent showcase by Tesla China has brought attention to the impressive automation processes behind the manufacturing of the Model Y L, an extended wheelbase version of the widely successful Model Y. In this blog post, we’ll explore the significance of the Model Y L, delve into the automation line at Giga Shanghai, and discuss its market performance and implications.

The technology behind self-driving cars continues to evolve rapidly, capturing the imagination of the public and providing fodder for both research and debate. One recent incident involving a Waymo vehicle has ignited discussions on social media platforms and media circles about how autonomous vehicles are scrutinized and perceived differently based on their brand.

The world of electric vehicles (EVs) is rapidly evolving, and Tesla stands firmly at the forefront of this revolution. With the deployment of its V4 cabinet Superchargers, Tesla aims to set new standards for fast charging infrastructure, pushing the boundaries not only for consumer vehicles but also for commercial giants like the Tesla Semi. This blog post delves into the innovative features of the V4 Superchargers, their potential impact on the transportation industry, and why they represent a significant leap toward a sustainable future.

In recent developments, Tesla has urged the Trump administration to maintain Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) emission rules, a peculiar stance given Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s financial backing of over $200 million to Trump’s campaign. The juxtaposition of Tesla’s corporate actions against Musk’s political affiliations raises numerous questions about environmental sustainability, corporate ethics, and the future of electric vehicles in the United States.