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Management discusses a new subscription service, record vehicle orders, and more.

The update keeps the interior streamlined and loses the portrait screen similar to the Model 3 and Model Y units. Rear passengers now get a small screen mounted in the center console as Tesla continues pushing towards getting more entertainment in its cars. The dash cluster remains the same, but there is an elephant in the cockpit: A rectangular airplane-style yoke replacing the steering wheel. It's a shameless piece of 1980's science fiction nostalgia in an otherwise ultra-modern style and substance interior. Automakers have long given up trying to reinvent the steering wheel, so it'll be in...

Our 2019 Tesla Model 3 Has Logged 19K Nearly Trouble-Free Miles Dave VanderWerp © Michael Simari - Car and Driver After an early stranding and major repair, our Model 3 has been largely trouble free for nearly 20,000 miles. 20,000-Mile Update With more than a year and 24,000 miles logged with our Tesla Model 3, we're way past the honeymoon phase. Our initial 12 months of included premium connectivity has expired, which means in-car audio and video streaming now only works with a Wi-Fi connection. And since not one of our area Superchargers has it, we are no longer whiling a...

Did Santa fail to bring you that Tesla you wanted? Well, now you’ve got a new incentive to make your own magic happen: three free months of the company’s questionably named Full Self-Driving Capability feature, as decreed on Twitter by Elon Musk himself. All you have to do is buy a Tesla and take delivery

Have a tesla, you certainly love that tesla. this self-driving capability has yet to arrive. there is not actually indication that self-driving is safer like he said it would be. so i feel like tesla is going to approach those levels a bit like facebook and other companies where people used to love it and then start distrusting it. >> one big change, the company will have oversight over his tweets? isn't that the case for almost all ceos out there? i can't think of another company whose ceo goes fully rogue. especially public companies. they are so careful. >> most ceos listen to their lawyers...