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Piedmont Lithium is an Australian miner that started in 1983. The company now has a large project in North Carolina, US and has just issued a press release that details a new agreement with Tesla. The agreement is for an initial 5-year term, with an option for a second...
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During Tesla’s Battery Day event this morning (read our live blog here), Elon Musk revealed a new variant to the Tesla Model S. The new Plaid version features a tri-motor, all-wheel-drive powertrain. The car now takes the title of the quickest 0-100 km/h and quarter mile acceleration of any...
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Welcome to our liveblog for Tesla’s Battery Day event. Technically named the 2020 Annual Shareholder Meeting and Battery Day, we all know why you’re here. Updates will appear newest at the top. 9:20AM: Q&A has now wrapped up after a speech from each of the Tesla employees on stage....
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Well it’s finally here, Tesla’s highly anticipated Battery Day is tomorrow morning at 6:30AM (AEST). Ahead of the big event, Musk has posted today, resetting some expectations that were very much reaching fever pitch online. The Tweets today confirm that the new battery developments will be a phased introduction...
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This Wednesday, 23rd of September at 6:30AM (AEST) is Tesla’s Battery Day. This event is technically a shareholders meeting, but will also be watched by analysts, media and the world, as Tesla speaks to their latest chemistry and technology breakthroughs in the battery space. Tesla events are rare, but...
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In a Twitter conversation with Electrek’s Fred Lambert, Elon Musk has suggested that we could be in for some big improvement to charging rates. Tesla’s upcoming Battery Day is coming up fast (September 22nd), and the thinking until now was that the day would reveal Tesla’s R&D efforts in...
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Cybertruck was the last Tesla vehicle to be unveiled for a while and with that behind us, the next major event is Battery Day. These kinds of large-scale events, really became a focus, after Autonomy Day last April, where Tesla detailed to investors (and the world) just how far...
Piedmont Lithium is an Australian miner that started in 1983. The company now has a large project in North Carolina, US and has just issued a press release that details a new agreement with Tesla. The agreement is for an initial 5-year term, with an option for a second...
During Tesla’s Battery Day event this morning (read our live blog here), Elon Musk revealed a new variant to the Tesla Model S. The new Plaid version features a tri-motor, all-wheel-drive powertrain. The car now takes the title of the quickest 0-100 km/h and quarter mile acceleration of any...
Welcome to our liveblog for Tesla’s Battery Day event. Technically named the 2020 Annual Shareholder Meeting and Battery Day, we all know why you’re here. Updates will appear newest at the top. 9:20AM: Q&A has now wrapped up after a speech from each of the Tesla employees on stage....
Well it’s finally here, Tesla’s highly anticipated Battery Day is tomorrow morning at 6:30AM (AEST). Ahead of the big event, Musk has posted today, resetting some expectations that were very much reaching fever pitch online. The Tweets today confirm that the new battery developments will be a phased introduction...
This Wednesday, 23rd of September at 6:30AM (AEST) is Tesla’s Battery Day. This event is technically a shareholders meeting, but will also be watched by analysts, media and the world, as Tesla speaks to their latest chemistry and technology breakthroughs in the battery space. Tesla events are rare, but...
In a Twitter conversation with Electrek’s Fred Lambert, Elon Musk has suggested that we could be in for some big improvement to charging rates. Tesla’s upcoming Battery Day is coming up fast (September 22nd), and the thinking until now was that the day would reveal Tesla’s R&D efforts in...
Cybertruck was the last Tesla vehicle to be unveiled for a while and with that behind us, the next major event is Battery Day. These kinds of large-scale events, really became a focus, after Autonomy Day last April, where Tesla detailed to investors (and the world) just how far...