Naturally, the “Tesla has issued a free over-the-air software update to fix the problem” part was put at the bottom of the post lol. 30 articles have been written about this new “recall” but the headlines lack the over-the-air software update context, which misleads people into believing that Teslas are more unreliable than they actually are. People don’t usually read past the headline. I still think it’s dumb to put an over-the-air software update that gets completed in the comfort of your home in the same category as a physical recall that actually requires a visit to a service center. Having a clearer distinction in the terminology would be good. Also, the fact that Tesla has to send a physical paper notice in the mail to all of those 220,000 Tesla owners notifying them of a software update that has ALREADY been installed, is stupid.

Natural gas prices are at one of their cheapest levels in history relative to oil prices. Historically, those dislocations don’t persist when demand is accelerating. And right now, the demand side story for natural gas is quietly becoming one of the strongest in decades.