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Aaron lives in Christchurch and has owned his imported Model S P85+ for four months after wanting something a little bit beyond the normal. He's got a few extra tweaks planned for the inside.
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Ryan McCaffrey hosts one of the most influential Tesla podcasts in the world - Ride The Lightning: Tesla Motors Unofficial Podcast. Alex met up with him in San Francisco and asks him about the differences that exist between Tesla owners in USA and New Zealand.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR to our listeners! In this first episode of 2024, Alex chats with a gentleman who would like to be known just as 'Grant - from Mt Eden'. We hear about the Model X as a family car; how it works out for charging on trips. Then we both talk a little about Autopilot and solar panels, and a few other related topics..
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Alex and Martin chat through what's happened over 2023, and our expectations and EV predictions for 2024. Thank you to our listeners, and particularly our Patreon supporters who help by covering the hosting costs to keep these episodes online.
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Scottie Young is a church pastor based in North Canterbury. He owns a Tesla Model S 75D and is about to upgrade to a P100D. Scottie is quite a tinkerer and has already created his own home battery storage system. He's now on a mission to establish a register of the rarer Teslas in New Zealand.
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In this special election-season episode, Alex meets Rob Birnie to discuss implications for the Clean Car Discount and Clean Car Standard - a half-hour discussion portraying several scenarios and outcomes. We ask the questions; can fuel pricing achieve the same results? Does a 'clean car fee' unfairly penalise some buyers? And what about emission categories other than transport?
Alex also talks about how to save money on insurance for earlier vehicles, and a technical update on tailgate wiring. And, we discuss some of the latest Supercharger sites.
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Justin is another of New Zealand's early adopters. He has been a long-time Administrator of the NZ EV Owners Group and lead the way in attempts to establish the EV Association of Aotearoa. He has owned four different EVs in his time and has recently moved to Christchurch to fulfil an exciting career in project management.
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Alex and Martin get together to talk about some of the news about Tesla in New Zealand, including:
Tesla Model 3 update
New Tesla Superchargers (all in the North Island)
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Jason is a Network Engineer at Orion Networks in Christchurch. His EV journey began with a conversion of a motorbike (everyone else was doing cars!) and he always had the dream to own a Model S. That opportunity came in the form of a Japanese import and Jason is extremely happy with the decision and the support he has had from the Christchurch Tesla Service Centre. We talk also about Orion's preparedness for EVs taking over Christchurch.
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Telly Power is a Christchurch-based owner of an imported Model S. She was looking out for a Model S and noticed one on the yard at Christchurch European. Telly has been very pleased with the support she has received there from Niki Mills, the Managing Director.
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In this episode, Alex chats with Ned van Geffen and Steve Greenwood at DriveEV in Taupo. This is not a paid advertisement; it is a chance to 'go backstage' and learn about some of the challenges involved in importing, servicing, and converting EVs. Also an insight into how the parts are ready for us on the shelf for us (when our warranties end), and generally just a light-hearted chat about how DriveEV are involved in the EV community.
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In this episode, Alex meets with that fountain of knowledge known as Tom GT - pressing him for some of the secrets behind his successful searching for information. There's a discussion about AI (ChatGPT) and how relevant it may be, a few notes about Model 3 commuting, trailer towing, and home charging, a digression into the world of a classic Mercedes. Finally, we learn what Tom does in that leisure time of employment when he's not working in the Facebook groups!
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Emily Adams is after 50 EV owners to have a "front-row seat to witnessing the future of EV smart charging with Meridian". In this episode we speak to her about her project - the Virtual Power Plant.
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In this episode, Alex chats with both Rob Birnie and Richard Able about changes in the EV market for NZ over the past two years. We learn about some of the BetterNZ Trust activities, about Rob's battery replacement, and Richard's experience as an impulse buyer of a Tesla, plus a few stories from Richard's past life as a TVR owner.
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In the news this month, Tesla referrals are back! Areas of New Zealand are starting the long road to recovery from some significant weather events with Starlink providing much-needed communication. Investor Day is upon us so we place our bets on not seeing a Model 2. Tesla shares are as volatile as ever. Auckland has a new Service Centre and Martin discovered that Wellington Service Centre is not the showroom he was looking for - but has a few Model Ys to try out nonetheless. And finally, we discuss the increasing availability of chargers across New Zealand.
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Greg spoke to us over a year ago in Episode 21. He has a "family" of Teslas and is now adding Solar, Powerwall and Starlink to his system.
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Robert is a Model 3 owner, but his parents took little convincing to purchase NZ's first Model Y - a Long Range vehicle imported from the UK. Robert joins us to discuss both vehicles.
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Alex and Martin catch up on the latest news for the new year and how Tesla and EV ownership is progressing. We talk about the latest NZ deliveries, offer some charging tips, discuss the Tesla Semi and Cybertruck, and consider the new Gigafactory for Monterrey.
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In this episode, Alex and Ben Brown happen to both be at Tesla Service (Auckland) - this chat about a range of topics is the result.
4:45 Financing
6:10 Rosie
8:27 Vinyl decals and printing
19:05 Tesla service
23:18 Model Y not replacing a Model 3
24:20 Dogs in Model 3
28:56 Future of Tesla in NZ
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For the moment, Sandi Sparks and her husband own two of the three Tesla in the Westport area. And the Tesla has proven to be the best car for them, for the distances that they need to cover between chargers on the way to the East Coast and in the work that Sandi does in property management.
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