Thanks for your patience to know the weight one today, but we do have some really exciting

news to go through for Tesla.

In California, we also have updates on Supercharger V4 and a couple other items as well.

By looking at the stock, a little bit less exciting Tesla down 1.4% on the day-to-day to

close at $265.28, while the NASDAQ was up 6.10% of a percent on the day.

We'll hop right into the news out of California.

As we've known previously, this isn't new, but the Model Y is the best selling vehicle

in California.

Once again, if we look at the Model 3 and the Model Y together, we've got about 40,000

registrations in the year so far for the Model 3 and about 75,000 for the Model Y.

Obviously, you can see how those compare, I'm covering that a bit, but you can see how

those compare to the other vehicles in their segments as classified by California.

Model 3, near luxury car, about 10 times the runner-up XSES, and the Model Y, more than

10 times the Out of G5 and the luxury compact SUV segment, but of course, especially with

the price cuts and tax credit, the Tesla vehicles here, extending much further into lower-range

vehicles.

Top selling passenger car, Model 3, 41,000, Model Y, 75,000, so you can see how that compares

with Toyota's top models, and then if we scroll down here, one chart that we always like

to look at is the market share in California, so this is again a year-to-date.

Toyota is the best selling brand, it says here, at 14.7% market share so far this year in

California compared to 12% in the United States as a total.

Tesla, up there in second place at 13.6%, just 4% in the U.S., but heavily overpenetrated

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