The Tesla Tidbits Show

Munro and Associates digs really deep in its latest Model 3 assessment, and we have a UK resident doing his best to win a Darwin award.

We’ve got a show full of topics that are only tangentially related to Tesla today. Manufacturers will face stiffer fines for failing to meet efficiency standards, Tesla may be joining a charging network, Target is getting EV friendlier, and Ontario condo owners may soon find it easier to own an EV.

Tesla’s referral program rides again, Model 3 gets official instructional videos, Powerwall sees a price bump, and some stats from Tesla on Earth Day.

It’s a whole new world in China, Cal-OSHA has a discussion with Tesla, and Reveal News wasn’t too pleased with Tesla’s response to its reporting.

Elon penned a pretty epic email to the company last night, so epic that it’s the only story I’ve got tonight, pushing out other major stories in their own right.

New allegations of worker mistreatment, another Model 3 line shutdown, and some nifty Model S accessories in the spotlight.

We get a very candid interview with Elon accompanied with a short look at the Model 3 production line, and Tesla is out of the Model X NTSB crash investigation.

Model Y is approaching the horizon, used cars no longer get a makeover, we get a new look at Autopilot’s view of the world, and details on the newest firmware update.

Elon was on Twitter again providing a bunch of Model 3 information, and I give you a Tidbit of the Week describing my experience using the Supercharger network on a long trip.

A new feature is coming to the cars, Tesla loses a key exec, and we explore the Semi for a bit.

Only one story tonight, and that is the release of delivery and production numbers for Q1. Strap in, it’s all good news folks.

Elon was all over the place today. Another leaked message alleges Model 3 production is on schedule, the NTSB is miffed at Tesla, and Elon has again busted out his sleeping bag.

Tesla confirms Autopilot was engaged in fatal Model X crash, Tesla leadership puts out a motivational message to factory workers, a look at the new Nav engine, and more.

An upgrade will be possible for older cars, Tesla responds to a recent fatal crash, and Canadians are picking up some key Superchargers.

Uber self-driving is taken off the roads in Arizona, the new Tesla navigation system is allegedly imminent to launch, and Tesla takes people to school.