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We'll start with a social media post sort of Reddit of the Tesla Model 3.

Ludicrous. You thought I was going to say performance, but no, I think

they're going to brand it ludicrous by looking at the logo, the ludicrous logo on the back of the car.

It might not be. There might just be a thing that they were filming, but Tesla was seen

filming probably some marketing materials in Valencia in Spain, had a new front splitter, new

rear spoiler, the new inside sculpted seats. It was in red, and they were asked to

stop taking pictures by the Tesla people. So that's always a dead giveaway of, hang on, this is something

that you shouldn't be taking a picture of. Well, tough, it's in public. That's cool to know.

Neos, Denmark, battery swapping station is now offering grid support to the electric grid. They have like 500 kilowatts of power

with all those batteries stored at a station. So they charge up when it's cheaper and they can

discharge to the grid and make a bit of money, I suppose, trading those electricity prices. Another way

that battery swapping works in China, trying it out over here in Europe. I'm not sure whether the concept will work outside of China, but another great thing that

Neo were doing. BYD are so famous for those price cuts at the bottom end of brand new EVs for

$13,000 equivalent. But what about the top end? They just unveiled the Yang Wang U-9.

Now, Yang Wang doesn't really translate to Western markets as being aspirational.

Ah, what should I buy the new Porsche, Tycon, TurboS, or the Yang-Wang.

But either way, the name works in China.

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