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Ride the Lightning: Tesla and EV Podcast

Episode 274: Interesting Cybertruck Rumors...

Ride the Lightning: Tesla and EV Podcast

Ryan McCaffrey

Business News, News, Automotive, Leisure

4.71K Ratings

🗓️ 1 November 2020

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

A source sends me some rather interesting rumors about the Cybertruck as it progresses through development – with a range rumor in particular having massive implications if it's true. Plus: the Model 3 continues to get more efficient each model year, European Model Y buyers might not have to wait quite as long as they thought to get their cars, and more!

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0:00.0

On this week's episode of Ride the Lightning, the Tesla Unofficial Podcast, a source sends me some rather

0:05.2

interesting rumors about the cyber truck as it progresses through development,

0:09.2

with the range rumor in particular having massive implications if it's true.

0:14.0

Plus, the model three continues to get more efficient each model year.

0:18.0

European model Y buyers might not have to wait quite as long as they thought to get their cars and more. What's happening,

0:45.0

happening friends Ryan McCaffrey with Daisy the Boxer joining you for episode 274 of

0:50.2

Ride the Lightning for November 1st, 2020. We are officially a third of the way into a big

0:56.9

Q4 for Tesla. And a quick thought before I get going this week about the city streets full self-driving

1:05.0

autopilot beta that has been going around to select members of the community for the

1:09.4

last week or so. I don't have it myself, quite frankly, San Francisco will be an acid test for that software

1:19.4

whenever I and everybody else with a Tesla in San Francisco gets it later on

1:24.4

it towards the end of the year but and by the way I don't say that with any

1:29.0

pride driving here is nuts and I know every city's got there weird unique things but boy

1:36.6

San Francisco with all the hills and the the two-way streets that aren't

1:41.4

actually with cars parked on the side aren't actually wide enough with those parked cars for two-way traffic and all kinds of just wild stuff.

1:50.6

It will really be interesting to see how the full self-driving software handles

1:56.4

the streets of San Francisco. But anyway, my thought this week was this. Is this city streets full self-driving update the biggest single

2:08.4

leap forward that autopilot has ever taken in other words words, just in one update, is this the biggest single

2:15.5

leap forward that we've ever seen from autopilot? And based on the videos I've been seeing, I think there's a good chance the answer to that is yes.

2:25.1

I mean, let's think about it for a second.

2:27.3

I would argue that it's a bigger step forward than navigate on autopilot was, although, hey, taking nothing away, navigate on autopilot

2:36.0

was pretty cool when it dropped. In fact, I still used it every day, or at least every time I drive.

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