US and Canada: Tesla Stopped Taking Orders for Long-Range Model 3
US and Canada: Tesla Stopped Taking Orders for Long-Range Model 3
Tesla has made a significant move and has removed the possibility of ordering the Model 3 Long Range in the United States and Canada from its website.
The Tesla Model 3 LR AWD is no longer available for order and appears dimmed at the bottom of the list with the notation “Available in 2023.”
It was previously offered at $57,990 (no daylight-saving time and order fee) with an estimated delivery time (new orders) of Q4 2022/Q1 2023 depending on the configuration.
It means that customers interested in a new Tesla Model 3 must currently choose between entry-level Model 3 RWD and Model 3 Performance (LR AWD).
Tesla Stopped Taking Orders for Long-Range Model 3
The Tesla Model 3 LR AWD is expected to return in 2023, but it’s unclear when exactly.
Once the change was discovered and raised questions, Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded to one of his followers by explaining that the tail is too long. Not only that, but he also added that he will return when production increases.
“The waiting list is too long. It will be enabled again as we ramp up production”
Waitlist is too long. Will enable again as we ramp production.
We are not sure if this answer is satisfactory since, in reality, most Tesla models have estimated delivery times for a long time. The Tesla Model Y, ordered today, is expected in mid-2023.
In other words, if the tail is the reason, why is only a particular version of the Model 3 affected?
Estimated Tesla Model 3 delivery time (new orders, US):
RWD:
18″ aerodynamic wheels: November 2022 – January 2023 (November 2022-January 2023 with options)
19″ Sport Wheels ($1,500): Oct-Dec, 2022
Long-range AWD: will be available for order in 2023
Performance: Oct-Nov, 2022
Anyway, it could be a pilot movement with a version and a model to start somewhere. Some speculate that Tesla is perhaps gearing up for 2023 and a revised federal tax credit, which could require price adjustments to get less than $55,000 and maybe some tweaks to specifications.
It will also be interesting to see what will happen on the production side. Perhaps more production at the Fremont factory?
Thailand Economy Grows Slower than Estimated Amid Inflation Risk
Thailand Economy Grows Slower than Estimated Amid Inflation Risk
The Thailand economy grew at a slower pace than economists estimated last quarter. The faster inflation in 14 years likely weighed on sentiment and offset gains from the return of foreign tourists.
Gross domestic product rose 2.5% in April-June from a year earlier. The National Council for Economic and Social Development said on Monday. Below is the median estimate of a 3.1% expansion in a Bloomberg survey. Production expanded 0.7% compared to the first quarter versus a median growth estimate of 0.9%.
Officials see year-round growth in a range of 2.7% to 3.2%, slower than the 3.3% pace seen by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha earlier this month. That puts Thailand on track for the slowest expansion in the Southeast Asian region in 2022. It struggled with the fastest inflation since 2008.
The baht fell further for more than three weeks after growth was weaker than estimated. The currency fell 0.5% to 35.516 against the dollar on Monday morning. The agency sees the baht averaging 34.5-35.5 per dollar this year. The benchmark stock index had little change at the opening.
Thailand’s central bank last week raised borrowing costs by a quarter-point. The first increase since 2018, to rein in price gains and support the baht. The authorities also promised to maintain the pace of gradual changes so as not to stifle the economy’s recovery momentum.
Any escalation of the war in Ukraine remains a key risk to Thailand’s recovery. Danucha Pichayanan, NESDC secretary-general, said after the data was released. Geopolitical tensions have spread to Asia with China and Taiwan. It may lead to supply disruptions in the automotive and electronics sectors, as Thailand imports 29% of Taiwan’s semiconductors, he said.
PRs75 Commemorative Banknote Marks Nation's Commitment to Addressing Climate Change
PRs75 Commemorative Banknote Marks Nation’s Commitment to Addressing Climate Change
KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Sunday issued a commemorative Rs75 note with not only the portraits of Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Allama Iqbal, Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah, and Sir Syed Ahmed Khan. It is to commemorate the country’s 75 years of independence. Note also highlighting the nation’s commitment to addressing climate change.
The green and white banknotes have shades of yellow. Green represents growth and development and inspires the country’s Islamic identity. White emphasizes the religious diversity of the population, according to the SBP.
“The Markhor and Deodar trees are shown on the back of the banknote. They highlight our national commitment to addressing climate change and its impacts,” said a statement issued by the PBS.
SBP presented the banknote at a ceremony at the SBP Museum. SBP Acting Governor Dr. Murtaza Syed said that coins and postage stamps were issued to mark days of national importance. It was rare for the SBP to issue a commemorative note.
Mr. Syed also launched the Roshan Pension Scheme (RPP). The scheme is under the Roshan Digital Account initiative for Overseas Pakistanis. Pakistanis abroad could also take advantage of the benefits of financial planning for their retirement through RPP, he said.
Dr. Syed Speaks about the economic challenges facing the economy. Dr. Syed advised citizens not to pay attention to the misinformation spread on social media. He hoped that the crucial IMF bailout program would provide a respite for the country. Pakistan would not be vulnerable compared to countries that do not have the IMF program.
Asia Best Currency is Driven by Tourists Arriving in Thailand
Asia Best Currency is Driven by Tourists Arriving in Thailand
Thailand’s baht recovered so in recent weeks on optimism about the country’s tourism-driven growth. It has already hit analysts’ year-end targets.
The currency rose 2.3% to around 35.45 per dollar this month, leading to gains in Asia by a wide margin. Besides the increased forecasts for tourist arrivals, the advance is also driving a shrinking current account deficit due to falling oil prices.
The increase means the baht has already touched the 35.2 level forecast for the fourth quarter by analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. The rapid gains also fuel debate over whether the dollar has peaked. As analysts begin to weigh in on the right time to return to emerging markets. It had seen capital outflows as the U.S. embarked on aggressive rate hikes.
“We expect further gains for the Thai baht. We are cautious about jumping to current levels given the strong rally of recent weeks,” said Mitul Kotecha. Mitul Kotecha head of emerging markets strategy at TD Securities in Singapore. The currency’s rally was driven by a combination of dollar weakness. The Thai central bank’s policy shift, signs of a recovery in tourism, and firmer economic data, he said.
The movements in the baht on Monday highlighted how it is still vulnerable to global economic uncertainties. The currency fell 0.5% on the day. The 0.5% is the biggest drop in more than three weeks after China cut key interest rates. A report showed economic growth was weaker than economists had estimated.
Thailand’s gross domestic product rose 2.5% in April-June from a year earlier, below the median estimate of a 3.1% expansion in a Bloomberg survey.
A government spokesman said the nation expects to attract 10 million international tourists. That is Year up from the 6.1 million forecasted in April. Visitors are forecast to increase to 30 million people next year. It is still down from the 40 million who traveled to the country in the year before the spread of Covid.
That rebound is important for Thailand. The travel-related sector accounted for about one-fifth of the nation’s economy before the pandemic.
The government’s decision this month to downgrade Covid-19 to the same category as influenza is another positive factor. It suggests the nation’s public health prospects are stabilizing.
Meanwhile, the Bank of Thailand’s first-rate hike in more than three years last week did not give the baht a strong boost. Policymakers signaled that its future moves will be gradual, at a time when the U.S. Federal Reserve is pressing ahead with large rate hikes. The currency fell after the policy move before ending the day a little stronger.
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. warns against chasing the dollar-baht lower “when a rapid pace of recovery has not yet been confirmed. The BOT is lagging policy tightening,” according to Frances Cheung, the bank’s rate strategist in Singapore.
Still, positive signs, such as better economic data, have led some analysts to forecast a little more margin for the baht to rise after recent gains.
Strategists at Malayan Banking Bhd, including Saktiandi Supaat, predicted that the baht will rise to 34.80 in the first quarter of 2023. Scotiabank currency strategist Qi Gao expects the Thai currency to fluctuate in a range of 35 to 36, with the possibility of breaking the lowest number in the future.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. maintains its bullish outlook on the baht and expects it to overtake non-Japanese Asian currencies in the second half of the year, strategist Kamakshya Trivedi wrote in a note dated Aug 5. He cited the rebound in tourism, falling oil prices, and lower freight costs.
Here are the key economic data from Asia to be released this week:
Monday, August 15: Japan’s GDP Q2, China’s Industrial Production and Retail Sales, Thailand’s GDP Q2, Japan’s Industrial Production
Tuesday, August 16: RBA Minutes of the August Policy Meeting, Japan Tertiary Industry Index
Wednesday, August 17: Orders for basic machines from Japan, domestic non-oil exports from Singapore, RBNZ policy decision
Thursday, August 18: Australia’s unemployment rate, philippine central bank policy decision
Friday: August 19: Japan’s National CPI, Thailand’s Foreign Reserves
(Updates with baht decrease on Monday in the 5th paragraph).
Will Apple's Self-Driving Car Soon Become a Reality?
Will Apple’s Self-Driving Car Soon Become a Reality?
Any big automotive hire from Apple sparks renewed interest in the ongoing Apple car project. The latest presents as one of the most tangible signs. The iPhone maker still sees a future for itself in the auto industry.
The last recruit, in May, was reportedly Luigi Taraborrelli, the former head of chassis and vehicle dynamics at Lamborghini. Luigi Taraborrelli’s 20-year career at the Italian supercar maker is almost a big red herring. It will be the type of vehicle Apple will manufacture.
The latest idea was reported by Bloomberg and others. The secretive eight-year-long Project Titan is now only a self-driving car with a 2025 launch date. Passengers will face off against each other in a sleek capsule, or so the most recent reports suggest.
The news that Apple’s potential car might not feature a steering wheel will ease many automakers, at least in the medium term. Although now through the full cycle of hype. Full autonomy is still at least 10 years away, according to analyst firm Gartner. It means that an autonomous Apple car poses little threat to the current sales model for automakers.
If Apple launches an autonomous car in 2025. It would be a test car with a limited role as a public robotaxi in the manner of the Cruise Chevrolet Bolts that roams San Francisco.
Apple, of course, has ambitions for its next car. Recently, he introduced the latest version of CarPlay. Carplay comes face-to-face with Google’s Android Automotive, to take more control of maps, audio, and phone calls.
Will Apple’s Self-Driving Car Soon Become a Reality?
CarPlay enhances the driving experience with deeper integration into vehicle hardware. It will allow drivers to control their music, change temperature and check their fuel levels. It would be possible all from a single integrated platform,” CEO Tim Cook said on Apple’s earnings call in July.
Apple hopes automakers will realize that instead of wasting precious resources developing their software, they’d be better off tapping into Apple’s system, which can reach deep into the car to offer a host of features, such as showing speed and economy or providing remote services. With direct control over the core processors and sensor links, autonomous driving would be the next logical step.
The sheer number of experienced automotive executives and engineers who end up at Apple’s base in Cupertino. Southeast of San Francisco, suggests that a car is Apple’s ultimate goal.
Also in May, Apple welcomed experienced Ford executive Desi Ujkashevic. Ujkashevic had been director of engineering for North American programs for the Blue Oval. In June, Apple hired Ulrich Kranz, a former BMW executive who oversaw the development of the BMW i3 and i8. He later ran Californian electric vehicle company Canoo.
The Brits are also well represented there, and Pete Jolley, former chief engineer of concept and innovation at Aston Martin. Aston Martin and now ‘director’ at Apple since February last year.
From time to time, a large number of car people will leave, including last year the former head of Apple special projects, Doug Field, who moved to Ford. That sparks rumors that Apple has gotten fed up and is about to cancel, as it did with the Apple TV developed long ago but never released.
A self-driving car would give Apple a good long track to solve its production problem. The early years’ needs will run into hundreds of vehicles, not thousands.
The company won’t want to build the car, but it also hasn’t had much luck persuading anyone else to do so, reportedly failing to reach a deal with Hyundai.
Apple’s longtime iPhone contract makers, Taiwan’s Foxconn. Taiwan’s Foxconn could be in the frame after completing the May sale of GM’s former factory in Lordstown. Foxconn is willing to spread its wings in that direction and has hired an electric vehicle. Electric vehicle startup Fisker to make the budget Pear electric car at the plant, with the long-term goal of courting Apple.
Apple has kept its lips closed on the progress and ambition of its automotive exploits. With tech rivals, Sony, Huawei, and Xiaomi joining the electric car fray and several startups. Even established brands turn to contract manufacturers to launch major new models. The viability of the project is only becoming more pertinent.
Cryptocurrency trading, illegal investment in Iran, Central Bank Governor Reiterates
It is illegal to buy or sell cryptocurrencies in Iran. The head of the country’s monetary authority recently reminded citizens and businesses. The governor noted. But that mining cryptocurrencies and using them in payments for imports is not against the law in the Islamic Republic.
Cryptocurrency trading, illegal investment in Iran, Central Bank Governor Reiterates
Top Banker Confirms Cryptocurrency Trading Remains Illegal in Iran
The buying and selling of cryptocurrencies or the use of digital assets for investment purposes are prohibited. The governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI), Ali Salehabadi, recently told local media. Authorized individuals and entities can mine cryptocurrencies for international settlements, the official noted.
The CBI chief explained that it is legal for Iranian companies to pay for imports with cryptocurrencies. Referring to regulations adopted by the bank and other government institutions such as the Ministry of Industry, Mines, and Trade two years ago. He quotes in a report from the English edition of the Iranian Labour News Agency (ILNA) on Friday.
Salehabadi’s comments came after. Deputy Commerce Minister Alireza Peymanpak announced Iran’s first import order. Iran’s first import order used cryptocurrencies as a payment method on Tuesday. The government representative also heads the nation’s Trade Promotion Organization. It reveals that the Islamic Republic bought goods worth $10 million using digital currencies.
Iranian authorities are unwilling to allow crypto payments inside Iran. And earlier this year, Deputy Communications Minister Reza Bagheri Asl thwarted any hope of that. Cryptocurrency trading and investment are also not tolerated. The government cracked down on local exchanges. The government allows only banks and licensed money changers to use the digital currency mined in Iran to pay for imports.
Since 2019 Tehran authorities recognized mining as a legitimate industrial activity. Several companies have received licenses to mint digital currencies such as bitcoin. Energy-intensive production is blamed as one of the causes of growing electricity shortages. It is also the reason for blackouts across the country. During hot summers, when consumption increases due to increasing demand for cooling, and the cold winter months, when heating needs increase.
As a result, registered crypto farms were told to shut down their energy-hungry equipment on more than one occasion in the past two years. Iran’s Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution Company, Tavanir, went after illegal miners. He destroyed thousands of underground crypto farms.
Illegal facilities often run-on subsidized electricity in residential areas. Last month, the utility promised tough measures against this type of unauthorized mining. ILNA cites an estimate by Iranian officials who claim that a single bitcoin mining machine consumes as much energy as 24 homes.
In his interview, Governor Salehabadi also directed viewers’ attention to the IWC’s plan to introduce a “crypto rial,” Central bank digital currency issued by the Iranian monetary authority expects to replace paper cash. In April, the central bank informed financial institutions about upcoming regulations on the issuance of a digital rial, indicating that it is preparing to test CBDC.
Chinese Tech Giant Huawei Releases H1 Financial Results
Chinese Tech Giant Huawei Releases H1 Financial Results
SHENZHEN – Chinese tech giant Huawei’s revenue reached 301.6 billion Yuan ($44.7 billion) in the first half of 2022. Revenue reached a net profit margin of 5 percent, according to the company’s semi-annual report released Friday.
As for the company’s three core businesses, the revenue of the operator’s business reached 142.7 billion Yuan. The revenue of the enterprise business amounted to 54.7 billion Yuan. The revenue of the device business reached 101.3 billion Yuan.
“While our device business impacts, our ICT infrastructure business maintained steady growth”. Said Ken Hu, Huawei’s rotating chairman. “In the future, we will leverage trends in digitalization and decarbonization. It is to continue to create value for our customers and partners, and ensure quality development.”
Malaysia GDP Growth to Quicken on Pent-Up Demand, Zafrul Claimed
Malaysia GDP Growth to Quicken on Pent-Up Demand, Zafrul Claimed
Malaysia’s economic growth will speed up this quarter after expanding at the fastest pace in a year. The growth is driven by private consumption as activities resume, Finance Minister Zafrul Aziz said.
“People are underestimating the strength of pent-up demand,” he said in an interview Saturday. “Restaurants are full, traffic jams have returned. The unemployment rate has fallen to less than 4%, and first-half tax collection has been well above our estimate.”
Malaysia’s GDP expanded by 8.9% in the April-June period from a year earlier, beating the median estimate of 7% in a Bloomberg survey. The economic recovery has also helped a boom in foreign trade, with export and import values reaching records in June. The central bank projects that full-year growth will be at the higher end of its forecast of 5.3%-6.3%.
The outlook will be more challenging heading into 2023 due to fears of a slowdown in the global economy, Zafrul said. Faltering growth in China is its biggest trading partner. Aggressive monetary tightening by the U.S. Federal Reserve is a concern, Zafrul said.
“There are things that are not under our control,” he said. Pointing to fears about an escalation in tensions between the United States and China. It is after U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan. “We expect concerns about inflation in the United States to subside and for China to address its conservative Covid measures.”
Malaysia’s inflationary pressures expect to remain contained due to food price caps and fuel subsidies, Zafrul said. The government also recently refrained from raising electricity and water prices. The consequence: a subsidy bill by 2022 that will likely total 80 billion ringgit ($18 billion), compared to a budgeted ringgit of 31 billion.
“Our inflation has been under control relative to what we see in the rest of the world,” Zafrul said. “But this has a high fiscal cost.”
The government will rely on revenues from high commodity prices, strong tax collection, a one-time prosperity tax for businesses, and dividends from state-owned entities such as Petroleum Nasional Bhd. and sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional Bhd., to offset the subsidy bill, he said.
“The easiest way is to borrow more,” Zafrul said, adding that there is scope to do so because the debt-to-GDP ratio of 60.4% is still below the legal debt ceiling of 65%. “But we are committed to a fiscal deficit target of 6% of GDP. Before the pandemic, our deficit was at 3.5%. We have to get there eventually.”
Excerpts from the interview:
On the targeting of fuel subsidies:
“We are testing the mechanism for the specific fuel subsidy system at some gas stations. We are testing platforms, including e-wallets, and hope to bring them to the Cabinet by the end of the year. It is up to the Cabinet to decide on its implementation.”
Subsidies for fuels and cooking gas alone project to be about RM37 billion this year. Most of which benefit higher-income groups, according to the Finance Ministry. The implementation of specific subsidies will likely be done in stages and after taking into account the prevailing inflation rate, Zafrul said.
On ringgit:
“The ringgit has depreciated against the US dollar, as have the currencies of many other countries. Ringgit isn’t the only one who has weakened, although some people are turning it that way.
“Apart from Bank Negara Malaysia making sure that currency fluctuations are not severe, it all comes down to the fundamentals of the economy. We need to strengthen them and the ringgit will reflect that. GDP data validates the recovery.”
International PhD Scholarships in Australia Apply Online
International PhD Scholarships in Australia Apply Online
Edith Cowan University is providing national or international students with a wide variety of funding opportunities by offering them the International Doctoral Fellowships in AI Hooking by Applying Computer Vision Methods to Remote Camera Images to Create Efficiency Savings in Recreational Fishing Surveys for the 2022-2023 academic year.
The prize will be awarded to national and international students who wish to complete the Ph.D. program at the university. This Ph.D. project will research and develop efficient computer vision algorithms to analyze data from remote cameras to classify video images by vessel type and provide recreational vessel counts.
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PhD, Master
30-Nov-2022
Australia
$30,000.00
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Postdoctoral Researcher Job in Netherland Apply Online
Postdoctoral Researcher Job in Netherland Apply Online
Are you interested in understanding how factors such as gender, religion, ethnicity, race, age, culture, disability, norms, values, and behavior intersect and are involved in decision-making relevant to biodiversity? And do you want to translate lessons from decision-making theories, social theories of change, and behavioral sciences into behavior improvement and practice relevant to biodiversity? Then you have a role to play as a postdoc.
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Postdoctoral Researcher
Plural Values and Intersectionality for Biodiversity
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0.8 – 1.0 FTE
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€ 3,974 – € 5,439
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Ph. D.
Organizational Unit
Nijmegen School of Management
Application Deadline
04 September 2022
Your research will be part of the Horizon Europe Planet 4B Project, which aims to understand how factors such as gender, religion, ethnicity, race, age, culture, disability, values, norms, and behavior intersect and are involved in decision-making relevant to biodiversity in different sectors, scales, and environments. The project also aims to channel this understanding into stakeholder interventions and elucidate transformative pathways and policy recommendations. The ultimate goal is to prioritize biodiversity and halt and reverse biodiversity loss.
Biodiversity is fundamental to humans and non-humans and the integrity of the Earth. Despite scientific evidence of the importance of diversity of life for ecosystems, food security, health and well-being, and calls to halt biodiversity loss, there is a large gap between the scale of the problem and the responses to it. The accelerated loss of biodiversity is unprecedented, not only because of its pace and scale but mainly and above all because of its anthropogenic drivers and possibly catastrophic consequences. Much is needed to maintain the diversity of life on Earth. However, what can be seen is the lack of prioritization of biodiversity in the political agenda, private companies, and the daily behavior of society.
We need to have a better understanding of how values, norms, and behavior are intertwined with decision-making by various actors, across sectors and scales. In addition, we are well aware of power imbalances and inequalities within and between countries, so transformation requires that the politics and plural values of human-nature relations: that is, the diversity of knowledge, beliefs, values, worldviews, and aspirations rooted in the relations between people and nature are brought to the forefront, along with the role of the intersectionality of social characteristics.
Understanding decision-making theories and intersectionality is one of the research objectives of the project, particularly to create a transdisciplinary framework of analysis. Their research will help build this transdisciplinary diagnostic framework of theories of behavior, decision-making, and change by identifying and listing all the ins and outs and facilitating dialogue between disciplines and consortium partners. For this, it will be necessary to identify, systematize and discuss the main theories, concepts, and debates in different disciplines, conducting systematic reviews in various sets of kinds of literature, preferably using bibliometrics and meta-analysis. In addition, it will carry out its extensive case study related to agricultural trade between Brazil and the EU/Netherlands and its impacts on biodiversity and indigenous peoples and traditional communities.
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You have a Ph.D. in a relevant field of social sciences (e.g., environmental social sciences, political science, and sociology).
You can identify and understand broad disciplinary and theoretical debates related to transformative biodiversity governance, transformative change, decision-making theories, behavior change, justice, and intersectionality.
It has a strong affinity with the policy issues of biodiversity, sustainability, governance, and justice, preferably evidenced by publications.
You can analyze, discuss and synthesize theoretical and conceptual debates within and across different disciplines.
You have an interest in interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research.
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You are familiar with systematic reviews of the literature.
You have excellent written and spoken skills in English. Practical knowledge of Portuguese is recommended.
You have good communication and facilitation skills and can work in a team.
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