In this compelling video, we dive deep into the Tesla bear case presented by Gordon Johnson of GLJ Research. Is Tesla’s future truly in jeopardy? Join us as we thoroughly dissect the arguments against Tesla’s success and provide a counter perspective that challenges the bearish outlook. Key Points Covered: Whether Read more…
We usually start our conversations with the premise that the market for electric vehicles is about 75% of all passenger vehicles today. Of course that is limited to first world, fully developed countries like Canada, the US, Germany, Australia and England. As technologies improve in the coming decades, like having Read more…
With much fanfare (and by that we mean hype from fans) the new Chinese made Tesla Model 3 (code named Highland) was released started taking orders yesterday. 2024 Telsa Model 3 Highland Release Dates: Australia & New Zealand: January 2024 – March 2024Canada: not yet availableChina: Q4 2023Europe: OctoberJapan: December Read more…
In this video, we’re diving deep into the world of electric vehicle charging with an in-depth review, unboxing, and testing of the Vevor Level 2 EV Charger. If you’re an EV enthusiast or a conscientious driver looking to make the switch to sustainable transportation, you’re in for a treat. 0:00 Read more…
In this video, we’ll reveal the truth about the Tesla stock price mystery. For years, there has been a battle between bulls and bears over Tesla stock. But what is the truth? In this video, we’ll explain the bulls vs. bears battle and reveal what the real story is behind Read more…
There are three reasons why electric vehicle batteries are not and will not be the environmental disaster that some have been claiming to scare consumers away from EV’s. 1 – electric vehicle batteries are almost infinitely recyclable2 – electric vehicle batteries are lasting so much longer than originally projected3 – Read more…
Bill Ford is the chairman of Ford Motor Company and a direct descendant of the name. In this short clip he surprisingly admits that Ford is not ready to compete with Chinese electric vehicles… yet!
This week Tesla began importing Chinese manufactured Tesla Model Y’s with a small LFP battery and providing only a single motor (RWD) into Canada. What makes the Chinese Model Y attractive is that it is $10,000 less expensive, than the regular extended range AWD Tesla Model Y. We have a Read more…
In this video we explore the new Chinese made Tesla Model Y standard range plus which has a 300 Mile (400 kilometer) range LFP battery and a single motor for a rear wheel drive only. We also produced a short feature comparison between the Tesla Model Y Standard Range RWD Read more…
I have had seven plug-in electric vehicles over the last decade which probably makes me one of the most experienced EV consumers on the planet. I love plug-in hybrid vehicles and full battery electric’s, but a change is a coming. Although I cannot find the article or the interview, I Read more…
In a word, China! And that exclamation is not accidental thanks to US government protectionism. Many consumers are completely unaware of contract automotive manufacturing. They think that Mercedes builds all of its own vehicles and that startups will have to raise the enormous amounts of capital and then implement new Read more…
This video explains the surprising way the Electric Vehicles reduce most consumers electricity bills. It turns out that government regulation caps electricity company profits and that means that non-EV owners and EV owners save billions of dollars every year thanks to the extra electricity consumption of Telsa, Ford, Mercedes, Rivian Read more…
Is Nuclear Energy really safe? What about nuclear meltdowns? Can nuclear fuel rods be reused? What happens to used nuclear fuel rods? How much nuclear waste is there in the US? This very short interview with EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman discusses the current nuclear safety situation, the history of Read more…
If you want to know what is happening with Nuclear energy in the next few years, this is the video for you. This interview with Christine Todd Whitman, EPA Administrator explores many perceived problems with nuclear power generation. There is a discussion about how nuclear is the only truly green Read more…