The Tesla Tidbits Show

Hooray for Canada, as configuration has begun for Model 3. Also today, we look at when right hand drive markets might see the car, what’s up with the company’s Facebook page, and how Tesla isn’t getting paid for it’s Australian battery project.

We already have info on the Uber self-driving death, Model 3 gets pricing in Canada, surprising take rate info on Model 3, and some show updates.

Today we receive news of the first known pedestrian death involving an autonomous vehicle. I discuss the incident, and what this could mean for Tesla going forward.

We have vast improvements to AP2, a new effort to update the US tax code for EVs, and happy birthday Roadster.

A new firmware update enables Model 3 heated seating, Model S gets some more compute power, as well as some convenience updates.

Gigafactory’s green promise is under construction, the Supercharger drive-in may have a home, Tesla Semi is spotted WAY away from home, and we have some new Supercharger openings in the UK.

Model 3 line was down five days in February, Model S makes its repair debut, Ontario restricts EV incentive, and the Utah bill is on its way to the governor.

It’s a jam packed episode over the weekend. Elon made a public appearance this weekend, Goodyear has some new EV tech, Tesla Semi has been stalked on its maiden voyage, and much more.

The Tesla Semi is carrying live cargo, Model 3 finds its way across the pond, and Elon himself provides us with our Tidbit of the Week.

This episode has a legal angle to it. Missouri auto dealers aren’t going down without a fight, Tesla Energy wins a significant victory, and we play a game of where can you find Model 3.

Model 3 is beating all challengers, Elon lets us in on some updates, and we have one of the weirdest incidents I’ve ever heard of.

More convenient first responder access for Model 3, Fremont is expanding its Supercharger, and some show updates.

A look at the Model 3 motor switch, Model 3 heated seats, and a new law going into effect that will impact EVs.

Tesla ranks in another top 10 list, California is permitting driverless vehicles, another track beast falls to a Tesla, and we have a question from Twitter.

Model 3 invites for non-owners finally hit the streets, the day-one gift for Model 3 reservation holders may be outed, a huge backlog for Model S and Model X orders, and Elon will give up one of his hobbies.