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Tesla in its paper on ‘Master Plan Part 3’ released this week said it will use LFP batteries for ‘short-range’ heavy electric trucks, Model 3 and Model Y, without giving a timeline
By Hyunjoo Jin and Paul Lienert San Francisco (Reuters) - Tesla Inc said it plans to expand the use of cheaper, iron-based batteries to a version of its Semi heavy electric trucks and an affordable
Tesla flagship Model S sedan now starts at $84,990, a $5,000 cut from the price last month. Similarly, the Model X now starts at $94,990, also a $5,000 cut.
Tesla said it will increase use of cheaper, iron-based batteries to a version of its Semi heavy electric trucks and affordable electric car.
The Master Plan Part 3 that Elon Musk promised a year ago is no longer about selling a dream but a fact-dense spreadsheet that confuses regular people. M...