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India is considering applying battery swap technology to Tesla or developing its own app store

1, February 7, a few days ago we learned from relevant sources that in order to further promote the process of electrification transformation, India is considering the application of power exchange technology in the field of electric vehicles.

In addition, according to foreign media reports, India's domestic electric vehicles currently have only 1% market share, and at the same time, the electrification transformation of the Indian automotive market has been affected by some because the charging network is not sound enough and expensive. The power exchange mode may play a role in promoting the electrification transformation.

India is considering applying battery swap technology to Tesla or developing its own app store

2, February 7, according to investors, Tesla may be developing an Apple-like app store, which allows car owners to download and install apps themselves. In addition, it is reported that Tesla has been developing its own "app store" since around May 2021 and will officially launch before cyberruck is delivered.

In addition, according to media reports, Tesla, which has built a huge factory building in the Texas Gigafactory park, has submitted an application to expand the factory and plans to build a factory to produce the positive pole of the battery. Since Tesla launched the 4680 battery in September 2020 with a significant increase in energy density and output power, the positive electrode they produced at the Texas Gigafactory may be used to produce the 4680 battery.

A few days ago, we learned from relevant sources that Tesla is conducting a safety recall of more than 817,000 vehicles because of the problem with the seat belt tips of the vehicles.

The recall is one of the largest in Tesla's history and covers all four models in the company's product line. This is also tesla's second recall in a week. At the end of January, Tesla recalled 54,000 vehicles due to problems with its autopilot system.

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