Elon Musk
Just to reiterate: Tesla will spend well over $500M expanding our Supercharger network to create thousands of NEW chargers this year.
That’s just on new sites and expansions, not counting operations costs, which are much higher.
5/10/24,
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1788834859110002716Tesla Charging account on
𝕏 releases its first public statement since the restructuring:
Tesla Charging
Since 2012, Charging has been a pillar of Tesla's mission, providing dependable freedom to travel.
Supercharging is the largest network globally, with the highest capital + operational efficiency, and we will continue to sustain & grow the network.
Thank you to site hosts & suppliers for your patience as we restructure internally!
5/10/24, 1:10 PM https://x.com/teslacharging/status/1788979832551801114
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NEWS:
Tesla Australia has shared a Supercharger update.
"We've heard concerns about recent changes to the Supercharger program; The Supercharger network is still core to Tesla's mission; The network will continue to be expanded. Projects currently in construction are continuing to be completed and put into operation."
Tesla Australia just issued this email update on the Supercharger Network.
pic.twitter.com/lfhZmCqYiJ 5/10/24,
https://x.com/lethissinkin/status/1788819377967772133 Tesla Australia
Supercharger Network Update
We've heard concerns from our Tesla community about recent changes to the Supercharger program and would like to provide an update on the network in Australia:
Core to the Mission - The Supercharger network is still core to Tesla's mission of accelerating the world's transition to sustainable energy.
Reducing costs and increasing efficiency are important for fulfilling our mission and remain a priority.
Customer Experience is Key - Customer experience for charging continues to be a top priority for the Supercharger network and we continue to focus on the ease of charging, competitive pricing and investing in the charging experience holistically.
Expansion of Network - The Supercharger network will continue to be expanded. Projects currently in construction are continuing to be completed and put into operation.
NSW Fast Charging Grant Program & QLD Electric Vehicle Charging
Infrastructure Scheme — Tesla will continue to move forward with participating in these programs.
Service and Support - Supercharger sites are continuing to be serviced and maintained by our team, with operational support being provided.
Thank you for continuing to support our mission to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy.
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Tesla Charging
New Tesla Supercharger: IOI City Mall Putrajaya, Malaysia (4 stalls)
pic.twitter.com/1Ajy6ZrY5e 5/9/24, https://x.com/teslacharging/status/1788747817869312282
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NEWS: Oil giant BP wants to buy Tesla Supercharger sites in the U.S. Company’s EV arm plans to spend $1 billion to grow its network and wants fired Tesla workers, too.May 9, 2024
BP Plc’s electric vehicle charging arm is eager to snap up Tesla Inc. supercharging sites across the US — along with the workers behind them — and has pledged $1 billion to expand its network.
The company said it “is aggressively looking to acquire real estate to scale our network, which is a heightened focus following the recent Tesla announcement.” It plans to spend $1 billion by 2030, half of it within the next two to three years to install over 3,000 charging points across the US. A key part of the strategy is building large-scale hubs with 12 or more chargers that it calls Gigahubs.
“If there are stranded real estate partners who are looking for someone to call, they should feel free to pick up the phone and call me or look me up on LinkedIn,” Sujay Sharma, chief executive officer of bp pulse Americas, said in an interview with Bloomberg.
BP last year signed a deal to procure about $100 million of Tesla supercharger hardware, with the deployment expected to start later this year and early 2025, the CEO said.
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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-05-09/bp-keen-to-buy-tesla-supercharging-sites-for-us-expansion{paywalled}
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FSD free trial expanded NEWS: Tesla owners in North America who were on software branch 2024.8.9 are now starting to receive the latest software version 2024.14.5, which means they now have access to Tesla’s FSD (Supervised) free trial!
A LOT of people were unable to try the FSD free trial because they were stuck on the older 2024.8.9 software, but that’s fixed now.
5/9/24, https://x.com/sawyermerritt/status/1788698512751726796
Not a Tesla App
Tesla update 2024.14.5 includes FSD v12.3.6, which means that users on 2024.8.9 are finally eligible to receive FSD v12
notateslaapp.com/software-updat… [ https://t.co/DdTPoUAuyJ ]
5/9/24, https://x.com/notateslaapp/status/1788699101875310799
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Brett Winton @wintonARK
Waymo now driving 40,000 miles per day
Tesla doing roughly 15,000,000 FSD miles per day and perhaps 200,000,000 miles daily across the fleet.
In war that will be won by data, the company with the largest number of endpoints will win.
< Tesla's fleet is driving 375x more miles on FSD per day than Waymo's fleet is driving.
<< According to regulatory filings by
Waymo, 75% of their miles driven in California in 2023 had a human driver. —-
3,669,962 miles out of 4,858,890 were test miles with a human driver
pic.twitter.com/JeI1hb6LPC Spreadsheet
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GigaBerlin The Anti-Tesla activists brake through the police lines and reach the fence of #Gigafactory. Police seems disoriented.
#DisruptTesla #Grünheide
5/10/24, 6:48 AM https://x.com/thebrakenet/status/1788883769186783435
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pic.twitter.com/ir64DfY8qL 10 sec. Group of hooligans (some holding hands, others holding umbrellas) run toward the building.
Via Google Translate:
Activists tried to storm the Tesla site near Berlin 10.05.2024
… The police have been on standby for days and today the announced escalation actually occurred: As the Tagesspiegel reports, activists tried to get onto the Tesla site on Friday. The activist platform The Break published videos showing people running towards the Tesla site. Police officers can also be seen using pepper spray and batons against the protesters, many of whom were masked.
The police did not want to give precise details about the number of activists, but confirmed that arrests had been made and that criminal investigations had been initiated. There were also actions in the wider area around the Gigafactory, including protests and sit-ins. According to the police, the situation calmed down over the course of Friday afternoon, as many of those involved made their way back to the protest camp.
https://winfuture.de/news,142757.html