On this week's episode of Ride the Lightning, the Tesla Unofficial Podcast, a European regulatory agency

publishes a list of changes and upgrades coming to the Model 3 and Model Y in 2022.

Plus, a more production-ready version of the Cyber Truck is spotted on the Fremont Factory test track.

Elon Musk promises a big holiday software update for the fleet and more. What's happening, happening,

I'm Ryan McCaffrey. This is Ride the Lightning

your weekly Tesla unofficial podcast for December 12th 2021

episode 332. Well I am fresh back from a little work trip to Los Angeles. Sadly I couldn't get into the Tesla Design Studio. I stood outside in the window, in the rain, holding up a boom box, playing a sappy song, hoping that Elon or Franz would come out for an interview.

But, of course, obviously I'm joking, I did not go over to the Tesla Design Studio

but I was in LA I was there for an I. G and work thing. Although part of that is true

It did rain which is a newsworthy occurrence in Los Angeles. I'm not sure I've ever seen that in my time down there.

But in any case, another busy week of Tesla News, which is always fun for me because it means we've got

plenty to talk about and let's start with this the headline story we have got a

long laundry list of changes and upgrades seemingly coming to the model 3 and

model Y for 2022. I have to note the qualifying adjective seemingly. This isn't

official from Tesla but it seems pretty reliable because this is coming

from a European regulatory authority and those are not typically in the business of making things up.

So the list was posted online and let's take a run through these.

This came, the report was published or filed on November 19th and obviously just discovered,

and it came out of the Netherlands.

And here we go, we have adding new Infotainment Computer, adding new low voltage lithium ion

battery, adding new rear door laminated glass, adding interior cabin radar

for model Y, adding new connectivity card, adding new glass component

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