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I plugged the Model Y in, and headed jauntily for the lift, with a genuine bounce in my step. Sadly, I’d failed to check whether or not charging had begun. It hadn’t.

We’ve long said Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y, and the silly centre instrument panel, needed rethinking.

The LNP Lied, Tesla Road trip, The final 743km. It Can Be Done. Driving an electric car can’t be done long distance, they said. Despite the idiot government claims otherwise during the last election, it can be done, easily.

Yesterday I spent time in the Tesla Model 3’s passenger’s seat for the first time. Not only that, I rode in the rear seat for a couple of short stints and that normally wouldn’t be a story, but it is, and here’s why

Brisbane to Sydney in a Tesla Model 3. Easy or Horrid? Scott and Corey decided a trip to Sydney would be better done by road than air. Their Tesla Model 3 Long Range would be tested, but would if be fab, or a dreadful fail?

Back when I got my licence, the only electric vehicles were forklifts, and Tesla was a mad inventor who gave his name to a fancy sparking coil thingie.

The Petersen Automotive Museum, in conjunction with Tesla, is hosting a special exhibition featuring the new Tesla Roadster prototype from May 19 through June 2, 2021.

I’m not going to call it “affordable” because it is still very far from that. At over 80,000 shekels, it is well into posh-owner-club territory. It got a bit of a touch up recently, with the blackening of the satin-finish door handles and sundry other blackened trim. The HVAC pump from the Model Y makes…

Meanwhile I want to have a bitch about charging, the bane of EV owners world-wide. Nowhere is that truer than in Australia. For decades we have seen the electric car slowly coming of age. Tesla is the grand daddy of EV’s, and no matter what the others say, is still king.

The Petersen Automotive Museum, which reopens to the public on Friday, June 19, will display the Tesla Cybertruck in its lobby for a limited time. For one week, June 20-27, guests of the museum will have a chance to view the prototype electric vehicle during its first stationary public display since being revealed at a…

Yes teslas have a frunk, A frunk is a front-loading trunk, or trunk in the front of the vehicle.  A front trunk. You know where that smelly old engine used to go in regular vehicles, well the tesla has no engine. Under the hood there is just pollution free extra storage space. The tesla frunk…

All new Tesla’s come fitted with eight cameras positioned around the exterior of the vehicles providing 360 degrees visibility around the vehicle to a 250m range. Twelve ultrasonic sensors compliment the vision enabling detection of both hard and soft at close to double the old range.  Tesla Cameras System Autonomous driving is not far away,…