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Timestamps: Tesla’s New Brake Software Update - 1:53 Tesla OTA Software Update Part Deux - 3:26 Tesla Entering Thailand Market - 5:17 Starlink for RVs - 6:40 Giga Shanghai Back Up to Full Output - 8:58 Stellantis & Samsung SDI to Build Joint Plant - 10:45 Electric Delorean - 12:08 Rivian Loses Exec VP - 14:15 Ford Delivers First Lightning - 16:46 Polerna e-Bike - 18:54 VW ID.4 Breaks Altitude Record - 20:39 VW Settles in UK - 21:53 Report Card on Big Oil - 24:08 Mercedes-Benz EQG Tank Turn - 26:42 BYD Seal Competes with Model 3 in China - 28:29 Into the Future - 30:47 Going Green - 33:26 Sun Spots - 36:38

[@carrerasrivera]

Episode 300. Thumbnail movie 300 Reference to the New Tesla lawyer

[@ScorchedEarthRevenge]

Can't believe you guys are still simping for Elon. What does he have to do to get the slightest criticism from your channel?

[@Fitforacting]

@@ScorchedEarthRevenge what do you have against Elon? Would life be better if he never existed? Honest question

[@ajjbs7580]

I thought you should "pop" the psychodelic not "blink" them. Interested but not so interested - well it fits. FSD driving on psychodelics must be a trip.

[@victorfaenza8453]

😮😅😅😅😅

[@dmmcdow]

I would love to have a smaller version of the Cybertruck. I live in the U.S.A. I believe that it will be a tremendous hit! 👍

[@BongoWongoOG]

Smaller version for UK would likely be better too.

[@martydouglas1802]

Yes. I am a small dude and drive an old ranger from Ford. If it didnt have 190000 miles I would electrify it.

[@jaykay1852]

AGREE. Downsize and perhaps make it a SUV. It would break records.

[@patricklaska2409]

El camesla

[@antoniopalmero4063]

[@thomasreese2816]

I remember being super excited when you made it to episode 100. Congrats on the upcoming milestone!

[@robgater275]

Hi guys, I am a career fire fighter in Melbourne Australia and just commenting on your part about a rescue hammer..... A lot of us carry a spring loaded punch that goes on your key ring. They also have a seat belt cutter.. the belt cutter could be impotant if you are upside down and cannot get the occupants weight off the belt to release it... Be aware though, I have tried to break windows on a new'ish range rover evoque which has double glass lminated and found it amazingly hard to gain access. The Tesla windows are now same style glass..... we would backup the glass punch with other tools to effect entry..

[@TheHighlandPony]

I signed up for the Starlink portability option and just took my gen 1 dish out camping near Bryce Canyon NP last weekend. I powered it using an ecoflow battery and a solar panel. It worked great! I streamed high-def movies in my tent.

[@youmakeitreal]

​@@heythave did you see the current coverage map? I can't remember if those areas are covered yet.

[@youmakeitreal]

@@heythave as far as I know yes

[@deivclayton]

Just got my Starlink for RV in Utah and I'm going to be testing it out with my solar array out camping in the Monte Cristo mountains very soon. Tested it at home and the speeds were 300 Mbps up and down.

[@rlevitta]

I remember when I got my first CD player. I couldn't get it to work and took it back to the store (Crazy Eddie on Long Island - remember that?) It turned out that I was trying to play it with the encoded surface up instead of down. I was like, "What do you mean? A record player plays the top of the disk, not the bottom..."

[@chirpie11]

On a drive last Friday & stopped by the new station in Woodbridge, NJ. It was 9 PM or so and the Menlo Park Mall wasn’t open (just across the parking lot), but there was a McD’s and a gas station. During the day there would be plenty to do while charging. 7.5 out of 10.

[@N7eptune]

Pickup truck with the cabin and the rear tray full of people ( memories of Thailand). Yes, pickup trucks are big in Asia.

[@rlaxton666]

In Thailand, the twin cab ute/pickup is essentially the aspirational family vehicle and utes in general are used as minibuses as well. Thailand has a huge car manufacturing base, in fact most of the twin cab utes in Australia are made there now. The government is working hard to support local EV manufacturing as well.

[@OMG-ef8qr]

God knows, the only reasons y i subscribed is bcz of how u deliver the information u have n vybzs u guys bring with the info u deliver, Well done.

[@dr-k1667]

My family has watched Now You Know since the beginning so we're really excited for episode 300 or as you pointed out episode 312! Great show guys and team it's really helping the movement.

[@alanwardrop9575]

Model Y based ute please - would suit most uses

[@rudolphvanthoff1391]

It is amazing that in Australia I have had reverse cycle heat pumps for over 20 years now (2 in that time). I’m blown away that the USA are behind on this?

[@frankevans6584]

USA does have heat pumps. They are maybe being misleading

[@uksucksme]

The difference must be for those that have gas heat or oil for heat. Our house is fully electric and we have always had a 2-way heatpump (in USA).

[@malcolmrickarby2313]

Refrigerators or heat pumps were invented in the merry old land of Aus.🌏🇦🇺😃

[@rudolphvanthoff1391]

@@malcolmrickarby2313 sounds right! We invented a lot of great stuff!

[@edwardcoulter9361]

Anybody that has central air conditioning is likely to have a heat pump. They use the same compressor but reverse the flow of refrigerant. In colder climates though heat pumps are not effective. They just cannot produce air that is warm enough not to feel draughty without supplemental electric resistance heating.

[@SoulGun007]

Hey guys, I used to sell hvac equipment for residential and commercial. Fun fact heat pumps have gone down in price so much that even for people that need only cooling we sell them a heat pump with heating locked out because it's now cheaper to buy a heat pump instead of a cooling only system.

[@HoosierInUtah]

I’m so proud to be a Patron of Now You Know 🤩 Love your work! Always look forward to your shows & Bonus Stories 🙏

[@magnushelin007]

Absolutely agree that an evaluation is MUCH more useful and insightful when you have tested a car for weeks rather than for a day. Some of the videos I have seen by journalists feel more like product placement than evaluation.

[@hermanvierhout3081]

at 38:06 Jessy was driven home (by Zac, I pressume) with his new game in a big box .... Darn! ...that was Descent!!! I actually played that game around 1995 .... not to mention AOE II ... what a joke!!!

[@ddnguyen73]

You can also add portability feature to your starlink account and update your service address to the nearest address. You need internet to add portability feature so I would do it ahead of time if you know you won’t have service at campsite. With starlink for RV, it’s and additional Dish. I hope they update the order page to just order one dish for RV.

[@FutureSystem738]

I’ve found range predictions in my 3 very accurate MOST of the time. However in rain and headwinds, it starts off very over optimistic, but then improves after driving some distance.

[@JPatel1995]

I’ve found mine to be pretty much perfect after about 5-10 min into the trips… however mine would usually improve slightly from what it estimated when just starting out.

[@davidberinger2988]

I just drove Nelson, BC to Bloomfield, NJ and back in my Y…I stopped in one of the most remote places in southern Canada on the way back: Grasslands National Park, West Block. Stopped by the side of the road to take a picture of empty road and grasslands…I got back into the car as I heard a vehicle approaching; it was a minivan with a large STARLINK logo on the back window!

[@steveroper8733]

In the south...I'm in Tennessee....we have been heating and cooling with heat pumps for decades.

[@duaneatnofroth]

I wish I could like you guys more than once sometimes! Great episode. Appreciate you!

[@SpyderGeer]

Yay, Fernie, BC. Great skiing destination. Fantastic news.

[@normvanduker9999]

In Southeast Asian, and especially in Thailand, pickup trucks are popular as a form of mass transit. The way this works is that a covered shell with a row of seats on each side is inserted into the pickup bed. The truck then drives around the city allowing people to hop on and off. Because one truck can comfortably accommodate 8 passengers at a time, people using this form of transportation typically pay only a very modest fee.

[@mfhberg]

Thailand has a very high (80% I think) import tax, unless the manufacturer has an in country manufacturing facility. That's why my brother and father-in-law drive the vehicles they do.

[@capestreasuresPtown]

ASD in August is a free trade show in Vegas - but you need to have wholesale credentials like an EIN or prove you are a buyer for a business.

[@darktemp_de]

42:33 Why waiting for a conference? Would it not be possible to host one? :D

[@sotoa1]

The Woodbridge, NJ 8 stall says opened in 2018 so maybe that's why it's only a Version 2.

[@brennandegen7050]

I watch your videos religiously each week, and your video was not recommended in my home page. Just an FYI. Love the show!

[@DGSteig]

Really sorry you guys didn't take the opportunity to discuss the issue of the mechanical door release on the main channel. I think the lack of discussion of this in the Tesla training videos is almost criminal - if you are in a crash or electrical failure your power will be cut off and you will not be able to open any door without using the mechanical release.

[@mik2137]

Yes, please remind people about the mechanical (emergency) door release.

[@messyl1900]

RESPECT FROM MONTREAL !

[@cydtube1]

I’ve been a constant supporter of Tesla Time News - eventually raising my support level to $10 monthly - for over two years now, I believe. Yet I have never seen my name included among those mentioned in your acknowledgements segment. Just sayin’ … still a supporter and fan, nonetheless!! Cedric Babb

[@hudsontreloar]

I went to the LVCC and they just let me ride the tunnel. I even just asked one driver to bring me on the full loop and it was all free. I just suggest going on it when they are not busy

[@ApteraEV2024]

13:15 Parallel Universe!! 🤓 🤓 🤓 You all have sooo much Fun!!

[@Schmidtstone]

38:05 Descent was a great game! I had so much fun as a kid back then

[@kelindrawn]

Oh yeah!

[@adrianfisher3349]

I'd like a Cybertruck but think a smaller model would suit me more because roads here in the UK are smaller than those in the US.

[@Wittstock99]

I live in Wyoming, and the wind is bad here - range is usually off by 5 to 10% on a drive. Will test the MYP once I get this update and let you know

[@malcolmrickarby2313]

They need to build wind turbines to power superchargers there.🤔

[@davidlowton3423]

Thanks guys, for all of the great info and great show.

[@TraditionalAnglican]

Pickup trucks are large, especially if they’re useful like the full-sized offerings from Ford, Chevy & Chrysler. These have been the 3 top selling vehicles in America for 29 years. OTOT, replacing ICE trucks with EV trucks will have a much greater effect on Fuel Economy, pollution & Greenhouse Gases than replacing small and midsized trucks (like Rangers & Tacomas) will have.

[@danielstapler4315]

An issue from the Shanghai lock down is that you need to increase the CCP governance risk factor. This may not be the last time something like this happens.

[@JoelinLBK]

Hey, I’m from Lubbock!! That supercharger’s been promised for years lol

[@Crunch_dGH]

11:50 Re: Battery Plants. If possible, when passing on maker announcements on battery expansion plans, please trouble to add some value as in how many cars (for that maker’s expected products) can be expected, with timelines. Comparos with standard setters, like Tesla, VW, BYD, would be helpful.

[@samsteadman]

I was able to goon the Boring Tunnel loop a couple months ago when a convention was going on for free. I was super stoked that I was able to ride it without buying a ticket. Guess I'll have to plan more next time..

[@airbreath]

great episode. thanks guyz

[@ohmzen9695]

Hello Zak and Jesse, can you talk about which is the BEST heat pumps to get for your Home. Also what is the best tankless electric water heater to get. Best Solar Panels? is Tesla the Best? Cost prices and saving? thx

[@kmaclean77]

Great show, every time! I appreciate you guys… regarding ebikes, I’m still baffled people are dipping toes with first purchases in the thousands when you can convert your regular bike for about $500. I’ve done it to 2 bikes now, the first was 3 plus yrs ago. It allowed me to experience ebikes on the cheap, and surprisingly it is faster and has better range than the majority of factory made ebikes. Cheers. 😎

[@SparkyPrep]

I ordered Starlink for RV the second it was announced. arriving on Monday :) can't wait :)

[@mstuart076267]

I would love to see the breakdown of the Lightning in Sandy Munro's shop.

[@davidbuchan3753]

Driving through the Rockies 3 times this winter… it completely depend on the weather… when cold DO NOT trust the Tesla guesstimate… no no no! You be stuck. Summer - more accurate for sure!

[@ultraslo]

Is there any news about Aptera yet? Is sandy Monroe still in it?

[@KPD_TPOS]

You have to push in a little button with a nail file (per Tesla) or a really small screwdriver. I have a Lifehammer Safety Hammer Plus attached to the pocket of my door.

[@ApteraEV2024]

4:20 😆 🤣 Nope! EVERYTHING has to be Programmed!! Weather or Not.... 😆 🤣

[@tubbums32]

10:00 - "Otherwise uh oh" indeed 😂

[@gonzac36]

So for back to the future it should be a sequel to the timeline where Biff became president

[@dzsink]

Great Show Z and J. I think the pointed end of the head rest bar is to easy off installation and alignment into the seat back rest.

[@mikaele0146]

i have R1T , do you have the tent model from REI website.

[@Virrey17]

Where's cocomo located 😂 never heard of that place

[@whitlockbr]

Where I live you can be charged up to 60 dollars just to get into the lot to charge your car....

[@nidibble7307]

I have a heat pump and let me tell ya I have had a huge increase in energy cost compared to when I had a gas furnace. Also, the heat pump is not able to heat the house like the furnace could so we had to get stand alone heaters for certain rooms which only increases cost. My only saving grace is that I just got my solar installed with a Tesla wall so that should mitigate the higher energy needs of the heat pump. Hopefully, as more heat pumps are employed the tech will get better eventually making them better than gas furnaces.

[@edwardcoulter9361]

Surprised you would give up on gas for a heat pump. Gas furnaces are by far, the cheapest way of heating a house. The cost of electricity is much higher than gas per unit of heat almost everywhere in the world. Heat pumps can return maybe three units of heat per equivalent unit of electric energy but only in very mild climates. Once outside temperatures drop below freezing heat pumps are pretty much tapped out and you need supplementary electric heating, (at high cost.)

[@scottstormcarter9603]

I can't find heat pumps in S4139! OK its 117th congress I was looking at the same number 116th congress.

[@KeithandPamBilyeu]

I wonder how many days it would take to drive to every singer SC in the US?? Starting at Florida and stop at every single one!!??

[@Uhohsplagetts]

So you’re telling me Rivian’s CEO ISNT Steve-o?? 14:28

[@jonathanwest6564]

Center Punch (spring loaded is best to break the window). An average of 54 Floridians drown in their cars every year. Retention ponds and miles of roads with no lighting no guardrails next to canals deep enough for boat traffic. Don't forget the Everglades (swamp) is almost as big as New Jersey. Also at night with a possibly upside down car figuring out which way is up is more challenging than most people think. You might swim sideways instead of up.

[@Re5ist_ance]

I don't get the A/C heat pump story .. A/C units have been able to do that for a long time. My house which I bought in 2006 came with an A/C unit with a heat pump already in it. I used it to both cool and heat the house - did not have a different heating unit. It did come with a built in heat element should it get below 18 degrees and the heat pump could not keep up with heat demand. I'm I missing something?

[@Kramer620Dark]

Many heat pumps are used for cooling only for data centers and other applications that only require cooling. Not sure if this is over legislation or helpful maybe we require in every house in hot climate to add heaters as well

[@Paulobrrs]

Hello. The Brazilian truck market is very large. Cybertruck would sell like crazy here. Just saing...

[@techworld8961]

Your take on the Energica adventure bike (Experia)?

[@urbannomadslife]

Are you guys going to be at the Electrify Expo?

[@JPatel1995]

4:52 it’s gonna be dead on balls accurate!

[@theimax1]

Vw can develop software for dieselgate but cannot develop decent software to connect to your phone or have decent gps for Australia

[@kansaIainen]

I would love to have a smaller version of the Cybertruck. I live in Finland. I believe that it will be a tremendous hit!

[@francoisbeauregard1739]

But... there is a mechanical latch on the door ??? Why did he not use that instead of the button ???

[@alanbonine8400]

Ditto

[@craigb5017]

at 5:52, you say Vietnam when you mean Thailand, I believe

[@sambira]

Press vehicles are also purpose built and probably better built than just a regular one off the line.

[@thomasruwart1722]

Blinkist is the new Cliff Notes.😁

[@magarity12]

Taking the wind into account will be great. Have been off more than 15% with headwinds on road trips and almost couldn’t make next supercharger. Had to reroute last month.

[@robertturner4225]

we have 10kw of solar on our roof last year our government paid us £6800 for the electricity we put into the grid

[@michaelduggan3188]

in sydney most air conditioners are reverse cycle so they cool and heat your home

[@HenryLoenwind]

You're a mini-split (white, horizontal fan) country, aren't you? Those are easily available as 2-ways. The US is a central-air (dark grey, vertical fan) country, those are not easily available that way---and the units that are cost 3-4x the price.

[@David-he6uj]

Waller and Baytown superchargers are both at a Buc-ee's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HariSeldonIsBack]

Pick-up trucks are very popular in Thailand largely because they are assembled locally and not subject to high import duties. Thailand has the 10th largest automotive industry in the world, and could actually be a good China-diversification option for the region if Tesla is looking at additional countries to produced cars in. Last year there were a dozen Teslas going around Bangkok. This year we see MANY more. We also see a lot of all electric BYDs, Volvos, MGs, and Oras (all Chinese). Interestingly, there is no import duty for vehicles manufactured in China. I'm hoping to buy a few Teslas for my work's fleet as soon as they're available.

[@andrewkaylor2416]

Headrest is removable, clip is obfuscated by the fabric

[@mikerplaysyt]

When are you going to talk about towing weight of Tesla Semi?

[@-LightningRod-]

Sorry friend, ...How Much did it COST to haul the loaded trailer approx???

[@FutureSystem738]

It’s weird that most A/C units in the U.S. are cooling only. Here in Australia virtually all airconditioning is reverse cycle, and will heat OR cool.

[@mitchpeter5718]

Not in the south of the US…it’s both

[@FutureSystem738]

@@mitchpeter5718 Glad to hear.

[@JPatel1995]

I could’ve purchased either here in the U.S. but had no need for the heating .. so why pay more for something I’ll never use.

[@FutureSystem738]

@@JPatel1995 That makes sense if you’re in a warm climate and NEVER need heating. However that’s not many people- for example even Florida can get cold occasionally. Here in Brisbane Australia we rarely use heating- maybe a dozen or twenty days a year, but it sure is nice to have when needed as it’s such efficient heating. (It’s a chilly Winter morning here right now, and quite cold by Brisbane standards (10C/50F) , and I’ve turned on the A/C here to warm the house, makes a huge difference for very low power draw.)

[@L1nctech]

Can't wait for episode 300!

[@ronkirkpatrickma]

Why two weeks can act as a dynamo for charging

[@plague6079]

I have been amazed with the accuracy of the Navigation System on my 3! I have a bit of a heavy foot but Navigation is super accurate & arrival time is almost to the minute

[@danearl8607]

You could go back in time with the new DeLorean and save the old plant from going bust and then bankrupt Tesla.

[@erics.538]

You don’t actually need a badge to take the Boring Tunnel. I went about 2 weeks ago and just pretended like I was going to the conference. But yes, there does need to be an event that day.

[@mysurlytrucker7510]

Was there nobody in Scotland that had a vw ?.

[@airheart1]

We've been waiting for that one in Lubbock for a couple years now... glad to see it's finally up.. downside.. 4 stall.. upside version 3.

[@zorasaphire]

Wait, your desk is a SOLAR PANEL?!

[@michaelcoughlin8238]

Guys, it might just be me, but the shenanigans are starting to overtake the content. I like the content.

[@evejohnsonsanders5903]

where is the "link below"?

[@tipoomaster]

Definitely do get Sandy back on to talk about the Seal

[@tcrodgers5085]

@14:31 rj looks like stive o

[@picoallen]

I've just ordered 3 Starlink kits (2 fixed and one RV version) for the Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Association, to service their operations on the Mitchell Plateau in remote far northern Western Australia. We'll order two more, but the website currently limits you to three. There's no service here yet (it's estimated to start in Q1 2022) but the website says that they're packing the RV kit immediately. It will be interesting to see how the connection speed and reliability evolves between now and Q1. One challenge we have is that on the Tesla website you have to enter an address for fixed kits, but only two of our locations have addresses that are recognised. I guess we'll be able to give them a latitude/longitude at some point. The satellite link at Munurru Campground (Google Munurru, Western Australia) has been giving us a download speed of 0.6mbps and upload of 0.1mbps (groan). I've just set up the point-of-sale system for the Wunambal Gaambera rangers, so they can sell merch and visitor passes to tourists. This will help them fund their ranger program, making it possible for them to return to their traditional lands and prosper there. Starlink will revolutionize this community's economic and social situation.

[@malcolmrickarby2313]

This has got to be the best example of the enormous benefits of starlink yet. Please keep

[@malcolmrickarby2313]

Please make a video report and send it to NYK when it’s up and running.🌏😃

[@mr.e-wheel]

19:33 with closed back seat I'm able to put two ebikes like this to Peugeot 108. I'm happy i do not have long-ass american sedan 😂.

[@nigelweir3852]

Most ice vehicles are scrapped long before 20000 miles , so need for a million mile battery not required . Speed of charging and battery density most important , next is cycle life increases as most have 2000+ cycle life already which means in 200 mile range vehicles that would be 400000 miles . Last longer than the seats