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This week Tesla files for a permit to operate 5000 robotaxis, hardware 3 owners band together for an FSD lawsuit and the Model YL is spotted in multiple US Tesla factories, signaling imminent news.
This week, Tesla receives level 4 approval from for FSD in Texas, it unveils a massive new Cybercab hub in Dallas and SpaceX/Tesla merger is getting more likely.
This week, Tesla rolls out a simple device that allows anyone to have fast home charging without the expenses, Tesla is fudging their FSD miles but its not what you think and the Cybercab was involved in its first real-world collision. That and so much more!
This week Cybertruck receives a massive price drop and immediately sells out for 2027, Tesla sues California over a bizarre ruling and Tesla quietly dropped 12 months of FSD crash data… and It’s not what critics expected.
This week Tesla achieves a battery breakthrough everyone said was impossible, Ford makes a bid to join its Chinese competitor and Toyota’s Highlander EV is getting better than expected.
This week we cover the announcement of Tesla cancelling Model S and X, while new owners are discovering a new advanced piece of hardware in their cars and Tesla releases a key piece of info it has never shared before.
This week a new Tesla patent surfaces allowing older cars to utilize the latest AI software. Full Self Driving goes subscription model only and Rivian's much anticipated R2 rolls off the production line.
This week Tesla releases its 2025 delivery numbers and the media has a frenzy, a new law forces Tesla to redesign its iconic door handles within the next few months, while Teslas potential Apple partnership expands with latest code leak from its App.
This week we cover the news that Tesla and Apple are teaming up, a new Model Y+ with super range has been unveiled and an new law aims to cap 0-60 times.
This week we cover 2 recent FSD edge cases as a Tesla dodges a plane crash and another is struck by a meteorite , Robotaxi expands yet again in Austin, GM EV layoffs, Lucid partners with Nvidia for Level 4 autonomy.
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