Looks like nothing but good things from the PepsiCo folks. Good to hear it's so positive.

Trucking industry looks to be next to get turned on its head. When they have these for multiple years, they can look at the cost they would have spend on diesel and maintenance and it's going to be an insane cost savings that will force pretty much every company to ... See More begin to make the change. That also transitions into lower costs for consumer products etc. All majorly good things here.

Impossible! The youtubers said the semi-trucks would be a scam! what is this?! /s

Give. Us. A. Price. For. The. Damn. Truck. Already.

Why post a tweet to an article instead of just posting the article?

>Tesla will be shutting down Giga Texas next month to perform some upgrades to the Model Y production lines. At the same time the company will be shifting some of its workers who were previously helping to build the Model Y to support the start of Cybertruck production. >According to drone ... See More pilot Joe Tegtmeyer, who obtained the information from several of his sources at Giga Texas, Tesla will shut down Model Y production next week. The shutdown is expected to last about 5 days, a duration that is similar to the timelines at other Gigafactories that have undergone production line upgrades. Once the upgrades are complete Model Y production will of course be slower than it was before as employees become familiar with the changes and new processes, but production rates should improve rapidly and surpass the existing rate of output, During this shutdown Tesla will be moving some employees who were previously working on the swing shift to the Cybertruck production lines. These employees will be calibrating and conducting final testing on the Cybertruck lines to get them into production status. According to Joe this testing and calibration should last most of the month of July, putting a potential start of Cybertruck production in late July or early August. >Tegtmeyer provided one other interesting update, revealing that Tesla has started construction of a new manufacturing plant in Kyle, located 32km (20 miles) southwest of Giga Texas. Although not confirmed, the new facility could produce seats and potentially other components for both the Model Y and the Cybertruck.

Great idea. Makes much more sense than a hotel parking lot or even a Target, since Target has almost no grab and go or small packaged items like a convenience store.

Good idea. Here in Florida at least there are often Tesla chargers at WaWa and Buc-ee’s. Two nice stores to kill some time at.

That's the final nail. RIP CCS1

I believe Electrify America is still a subsidiary of VW, so I wonder what this means for VW's charge port connectors. Hopefully we see some of the existing chargers retrofit, this'll add way more options to charge. Glad I went with Tesla.

It’s definitely going to a rude awakening for some when they go to EA and find out that the NACS plug isn’t any more reliable than the CCS connector was. EA is flakey because of their station setup, not their physical connector.

That escalated quickly!

US only? Is this going to be a GSM thing or a Blu-ray thing?

“You did, Mary. You electrified the entire automobile industry. I’m serious. You led — and it matters…” - Joe Biden