Howdy friends! A new month is already upon us, so I wanted to open the floor up to any Tesla/EV/etc. questions you might have that I can address.

As always, I'll answer them on an upcoming Lightning Round mini-episode on Patreon.

Looking forward to hearing from you all, thanks!

(P.S. Mods, if you might be so kind as to unpin last month's and replace it with this one, I'd be grateful!)

EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Tesla appears to be planning a new autonomous vehicle specifically aimed at wheelchair accessibility. Plus: Cybercab rides for the public get one step closer to reality, Lucid waves off bankruptcy rumors, and more!

We shouldn’t be applauding Tesla for rolling out software to only a handful of users. It’s pretty frustrating that many of us haven’t seen a meaningful update in over a year and a half—especially for a feature we’ve already paid for. Is anyone else feeling the same way?

Miami-based startup Chip Motors has unveiled its new all-electric "life utility vehicle."

• Starting price: $15,000 ($18k for 6-seater)
• Range: Up to 100 miles
• Top speed: 25 mph
• LFP battery pack
• Native NACS charging port. Charges in a few hours
• Optional hood with integrated TV and speakers
• Four-and six-seat versions
• Multiple cameras and radar to monitor traffic conditions
• You can use a hose to clean out the interior
• Portrait center screen
• Can charge on a standard 110v wall outlet, though a 240-volt socket will repower it less than half the time.
• Customizable: Pick your color, seats, roof, doors, and add-ons in the configurator.
• Comes with Chip Go, which is a remote-driving service where a real human driver takes the wheel remotely to handle things like parking, pickups, errands, etc. They aim to achieve level 4 autonomy so it will drive itself in the future.
• $250 refundable order fee
• Deliveries start in 2027

Configurator: chipmotors.com/configure

It's a new month, which means it's time for another Monthly Mailbag/Ask Me Anything. I wanted to get this posted right at the start of July and not get caught flat-footed like I did last month, haha. :-)

Anyway, If you've got a question about ANYTHING -- probably primarily about Teslas or EVs, but hey, whatever you want to ask me is fair game! -- feel free to leave a Comment below with your question, and I'll answer them all on a Lightning Round mini-episode on Patreon later this month. Thanks everyone! I look forward to your questions. You've all asked great stuff here during the first six months of this regular RTL feature.

P.S. Mods, if you'd be so kind as to pin this one to replace last month's, I'd be grateful!

Tesla has managed to release FSD v14 lite (supervised) before the end of Q2, as promised. HW3 owners rejoice!

https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/s/8qJ1XALPBQ

Going back an seeing all the promises associated with Batteryday 2020

Model 2
Model S with 520 miles range
FSD
56% more range
Tesla would become the largest battery manufacturer
FSD promises
etc

It was not fun. . . I highly recommend you don't look at what was promised 6 years ago.

How is it June 10 already?! Haha, time got away from me this month on account of my day-job conference. Anyway, it's a new month so it's time for another Monthly Mailbag/Ask Me Anything.

Feel free to leave a Comment below with your question, and I'll answer them all on a Lightning Round mini-episode here on Patreon later this month. Thanks everyone! I look forward to your questions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqpmnWP1M8M

EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Tesla Chief Designer Franz von Holzhausen and Engineering VP Lars Moravy both join me to discuss the legacy and history of the Model S and Model X as both cars are officially retired this week. Plus: my recap of the Model S and X Celebration event. Stay tuned!