It's EV News briefly for Wednesday 11th of October. I'm Martin Lee. Haven't got time for the full podcast today. It's over 18 minutes. Fear not, we've got you covered in less than four minutes on this show if you are busy.

Tesla's Model Y is almost the best-selling EV in the world. It's certainly approaching the Model 3 with a rapid-paced, clean technica reckon 2.16 million Model Y is sold globally since launch. Model 3 at 2.2.

The crossover point will happen very soon. Then the Model Y will be the best selling electric vehicle ever, ever, ever in the world.

Tesla debuting new color wraps for the Model 3, Model Y. Tesla always want to be seen as a premium company, but real premium companies give customers more choice.

I think Tesla's an amazing, efficient company.

They have five colors to pick from, and they're like,

that's your lot, son.

However, they are trying to nod towards doing,

maybe bringing some more customers in who want their own colors,

and they've got a whole range of new wraps that they will put on your car in the factory for either seven and a half or

$8,000 which is a bit more pricey than a third party would do but the car is delivered like this

and a whole range of new colours which does hopefully bring some more people in who might

have been holding off a purchase,

because, you know, you've seen a Tesla these days, you've seen one, and you know what one looks like.

So for those that want to be more individual, this might associate their needs.

Ford slashes up to $15,000 off their F-150 lightning, along with the federal tax credit.

And, of course, if you're leasing the vehicle, get on to that in a minute, you get that money

off the lease price.

But adding $7,500 to some of the trims, and that goes down for the XLT.

It's $1,500, nothing for the pro.

But you can get the platinum and the Lariat with big discounts now off the sticker

price.

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