After more than 6 months with our new Tesla Model 3 things are going swimmingly. Driving the car is fun and a fantastic experience every time. By far the best part though is Autopilot, driving itself on freeways, general roads and more totally flipped how we use our car and I can’t go back.
One of the biggest segments of CES 2020 was all the car manufacturers that were there and the cars they were showing off. So let’s dive into all the new and exciting things we found whilst roaming the halls!
By now I’m sure you’ve all seen Tesla’s new Cybertruck. It’s big, it’s shaped like a triangle on wheels and is bullet proof. But as exciting as the unveiling event was, there was something virtually everyone either missed or just basically glazed over and ignored: the new software interface
Fully Self Driving (FSD) cars are coming, there’s no question about that. The thing is, virtually no one seems to grasp just how much of an absolute shitstorm it’s going cause when it all drops. So today let’s look at what it will mean for your average person.
Currently you can easily pull up a browser on any Tesla Model 3 and surf the internet so long as you’re parked. It’s a great feature and a pretty decent, fully fledged browser too. However it’s not quite full screen… so let’s fix that!
While there’s quite the number of legacy car manufacturers releasing hybrid or fully electric cars these days it’s not too often you see one as well executed as what Volvo’s just done. The new Volvo CX40 Recharge marks the start of their “Recharge” brand roll out which will be for full BEV (and hybrids too) which is sure to take over in the years to come.
Join me as I get out of my usual Tesla mode and take a more in depth look at what a major legacy car maker is up to. To see what they have planned for the future by diving into their past at the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany.
A new AutoPilot Game overlay feature on the main Tesla map could not only help Tesla develop their AutoPilot system faster, but reward owners for helping to gather the data and make AutoPilot handle their local suburbs better in the process.
Yes that’s right. Taking delivery of one of the first Tesla Model 3’s in Australia we drove away from our delivery appointment last Thursday in our own Batmobile. After a week of driving, playing, poking and learning I thought I’d give a few quick first impressions.
VW has finally, finally announced the production version of their brand new ID.3! They have been teasing and speaking about it for years now and they’ve even been advertising and hyping it in camouflage. Thankfully the wait is (mostly) over and we now know a lot more solid details about it.