Hey everybody, we're out of malware here, and today we're going to be talking about

a new supercharger construction method that Tesla has employed, looks like it might be

a big boost to supercharger network expansion.

We also have news on the federal EV tax credit Morgan Stanley chiming in on that as well.

Then we've got some discussion on the Model 3 margins and Shanghai that has surfaced

today for some reason, news on the Model S and X, and a couple other stories as well.

We'll stock on the day-to-day dropping back nearly to the levels that we had seen a pre-delivery

and production report announcement, down 3% to $670.97, Tesla closed at about $660 on

the Thursday before the announcement, so despite that beat, Tesla now just sitting up about

1.5%, since deliveries were reported, as for the macro performance today, the NASDAQ

was pretty close to flat, downless than a tenth of a percent.

Alright, I'd like to begin today, again discussing supercharging, I think we have some

pretty important news here, this was shared on Reddit by a couple of users, Edgar

Day and Cam the Ombre, who has spotted Tesla installing a supercharger station in Utah,

but instead of the normal installation process, this was a pre-fab or pre-fabricated construction

from Tesla.

Cam the Ombre writes quote, the Tesla employee said he has been doing supercharger installs

for a while in California, this was the first pre-fabricated one with the stalls ready

to go on a concrete slab.

It looks a lot like the temp stations that sit on semi's during busy times.

He said it helped the install go much quicker and smoother, semi arrived yesterday around

noon, and they are finishing up wiring tonight.

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