Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is September 3, 2025. Here are the latest news updates.

First, Tesla closed yesterday at $329.36, down 1.35% from the previous close of $333.87.

According to MarketBeat News via ETF Daily News, Tesla was ranked among the top seven solar stocks to watch, alongside major companies such as Berkshire Hathaway and NextEra Energy. The recognition highlights Tesla’s continuing leadership and innovation in renewable energy and solar technology.

According to MarketBeat News, Tesla was also listed as one of today's top retail stocks, reaffirming its strong presence not only as a vehicle manufacturer but as a consumer and technology brand. The stock remains a key point of interest for both institutional and individual investors.

According to Digitimes, Samsung Electronics will resume its investment in the Taylor, Texas, semiconductor foundry, with new funding expected to accelerate local chip production. This move is significant for Tesla, as the mass production timeline of Tesla's next-generation chips is reportedly back on track—potentially strengthening supply chains for Tesla's Autopilot and AI-driven innovations.

According to Wccftech, Tesla teased a new “Cyber SUV” in its just-released “Master Plan Part IV” video, fueling speculation about upcoming models. The video also detailed the ambitious role of the Optimus humanoid robot, projecting it as a central part of Tesla’s future value and strategy.

According to IXBT and Electrek, Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated that as the company pivots further into advanced robotics, up to 80% of Tesla’s future value could come not from cars, but from its Optimus robot project and related AI technology.

And finally, according to Biztoc.com, despite tough competition and a shifting market in Europe, Tesla is seeing positive momentum in Norway and Spain, where registrations surged 161% year-over-year in Spain, and Tesla accounted for over 20% of new car sales in Norway in August. This demonstrates the brand’s adaptability and ongoing leadership in key markets.

That’s all for today’s top Tesla news. For enthusiasts and investors, keep an eye on Tesla’s evolving role in energy, robotics, and international markets. Thanks for tuning in, and see you next time on Tesla Daily News.

Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is September 2, 2025. Here are the latest news updates.

According to ETF Daily News, Tesla headlines a list of "promising electric vehicle stocks to watch,” alongside Rivian, Lucid, and XPeng. Despite market uncertainties, Tesla continues to be highlighted as a top EV pick for investors. For many, Tesla remains a benchmark in the electric vehicle industry.

According to The Japan Times, Tesla's and Waymo's radically different approaches to robotaxi technology are shaping the future of autonomous driving. Tesla is accelerating its rollout in North America, with its trial robotaxi service already operating in Austin, Texas. These developments put Tesla in a strong position for leadership in the autonomous mobility space, especially as ride-hailing transitions toward driverless vehicles.

According to Yahoo Finance, despite a recent decline in market share in Europe, Tesla has garnered praise for its rapid progress in artificial intelligence. Bank of America notes that European Tesla registrations remain soft, but the company's advancements in self-driving capabilities and digital innovation continue to drive enthusiasm among investors. As Tesla leans further into AI, it solidifies its reputation as a technology leader, not just an automaker.

According to Leblogauto, Tesla has announced partnerships with Chinese AI providers Doubao and Deepseek, integrating their technology into Tesla vehicles sold in China. This move aims to bolster user experience and strengthen Tesla’s competitiveness against domestic rivals. Localized AI is becoming increasingly important for automakers seeking to grow in China’s fiercely competitive market.

According to La Nacion, the Tesla Cybertruck remains a hot commodity in the United States. Its distinctive design and durable build keep it in high demand, with the latest pricing updates showing stable value retention, further highlighting consumer interest and market confidence in Tesla’s new product lines.

According to Biztoc and Benzinga, Tesla has cut the price for the Model 3 Long Range RWD in China. The new price positions Tesla more competitively amid global sales challenges, signaling a strategic shift to maintain volume and capture market share in the world’s largest EV market. While short-term margins may be affected, long-term growth prospects remain strong as Tesla adapts its strategy.

According to CleanTechnica, the expansion of the Tesla NACS charging standard across more vehicle brands is improving infrastructure reliability and accessibility, making EV ownership increasingly convenient—even for non-Tesla vehicles. This broadens Tesla’s ecosystem and enhances the value proposition for transitioning to electric mobility.

According to Digitimes, Samsung has resumed investment and hiring in its Texas chip manufacturing plant following a major new contract with Tesla. This partnership is set to deepen Tesla’s technological edge in vehicle hardware and AI chips, strengthening its North American supply chain and boosting capacity for future growth.

According to NotebookCheck, students in Australia have won the 2025 Bridgestone World Solar Challenge with a solar-powered, street-legal EV that crossed over 3,000 km. The prominence of EV innovation in academic and enthusiast circles underscores the growing momentum in sustainable transport, inspired in part by Tesla’s global leadership.

And finally, according to Next Big Future, while Tesla’s stock faced a recent pullback, analysts remain bullish, citing strong new product launches like the Model YL, a focus on AI, and expectations of 600,000 deliveries in Q4. The consensus is that Tesla’s fundamentals remain robust, and the recent dip may represent a buying opportunity for long-term investors.

That’s all for today’s Tesla Daily News. Thank you for tuning in, and stay charged for more updates tomorrow!

Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is September 1, 2025. Here are the latest news updates.

According to PCMag and Fortune, Tesla is challenging the $243 million verdict that linked its Autopilot system to a fatal 2019 crash. Tesla's legal team argues the judgment defies Florida law and common sense, and claims the mention of Elon Musk in court misled the jury. The company is seeking to have the verdict thrown out or a new trial held.

In exciting product news, Auto Mail reports that Tesla has just introduced its most powerful Model Y yet. The new performance variant accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.5 seconds, features 627 horsepower, and delivers up to 580km of range on a single charge under WLTP standards. This move is expected to further strengthen Tesla's lead in the high-performance electric SUV market.

According to HS.fi, Tesla's Cybertruck recently made headlines in Finland, completing a journey through the country despite not being officially sold in the region. The trip was part of a world record attempt, highlighting the growing global attention toward the Cybertruck and Tesla’s innovation in electric trucks.

On the innovation front, iXBT reports that Tesla has unveiled a new Optimus robot capable of performing ballet movements. Using advanced reinforcement learning, Optimus continues to amaze robotics experts and enthusiasts alike with its progress and versatility. Tesla's developments in robotics could be a game-changer for the sector and for Tesla’s position as a technology leader beyond cars.

Meanwhile, Yahoo Entertainment highlights overwhelmingly positive feedback on the Tesla Semi truck from veteran truck drivers. After test driving the vehicle, many drivers called it a “game changer” for the industry, citing the quiet ride, cutting-edge technology, and environmental benefits as standout features. This could mark an inflection point for the electrification of heavy-duty transport in North America.

From ETF Daily News, it’s noted that despite recent insider selling leading to a 1.9% drop in Tesla's stock, institutional investors remain engaged, and trading volume remains high. This could be signaling either profit-taking or short-term volatility rather than a trend—a reminder for long-term investors to focus on fundamentals.

Looking at the competition, Android Headlines reports that Samsung’s foundry business is banking on its advanced 2nm chip technology, with Tesla as a key short-term customer. This points to Tesla’s continuous push to use the most cutting-edge components to power its vehicles and AI projects.

And as covered by Biztoc and Forbes, Beijing-based Galaxea AI has raised over $100 million, reaching a $700 million valuation as it intensifies the race against Tesla in humanoid robotics. The company predicts humanoid robots could enter homes within a decade, amplifying both the competitive landscape and the importance of robotics for Tesla’s long-term strategy.

And finally, from Airbag.uy, a Tesla Model Y recently completed an impressive 523km autonomous drive across three states in the United States, using the Full Self-Driving system without human intervention. Such long-range autonomous trips are a milestone achievement for Tesla and a positive sign for autonomous technology adoption in North America.

That’s all for today’s Tesla Daily News. Tesla continues to push the boundaries in electric vehicles, robotics, and autonomous technology, despite facing legal and competitive headwinds. Stay tuned for more updates tomorrow—thank you for listening!

Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is August 31, 2025, here are the latest news updates.

According to MarketBeat News via ETF Daily News, Tesla continues to be highlighted as a promising stock in both the industrial and energy sectors. Tesla was named one of only seven companies to watch in each sector, signaling robust investor interest and continued confidence in its innovation and market leadership. For those tracking market trends, this is a strong vote of confidence from Wall Street.

According to Auto Bild, Tesla has just launched the new Model Y Performance in Europe. This model boasts a 0-100 km/h acceleration in just 3.5 seconds, enhanced power, efficiency, and equipment. The move brings fresh excitement to the European EV market and highlights Tesla’s ongoing commitment to performance improvements. European Model Y fans now have even more reason to take a closer look.

According to Redmond Pie, the new Tesla Model Y Performance is currently available only in Europe, with a starting price of €61,990 in Germany. It comes with significant upgrades in performance and features. This demonstrates Tesla’s strategic focus on key global markets and its ability to tailor offerings to meet regional demand.

According to Ny Teknik, the Tesla Model Y has just been compared with the VW ID7 Tourer and Zeekr 7X in a comprehensive family EV test in Sweden. Despite stiff competition, the Model Y stands out for its versatility and technology, underscoring its position as the world’s best-selling electric SUV. For families looking for a reliable EV, Tesla remains a top contender.

According to SoyaCincau, Tesla is expanding its EV charging infrastructure in Malaysia with new Destination Chargers now available at Bangsar Shopping Centre. This further cements Tesla’s commitment to supporting owners in Southeast Asia and improving the convenience of EV ownership.

According to Next Big Future, Tesla has outlined steps to make residential solar up to 40% more affordable in the United States. The company pinpointed streamlining permitting, reducing soft costs, and simplifying customer acquisition as key to driving down prices. Innovations in this area could boost Tesla Energy’s adoption and profit margins, which is great news for both homeowners and shareholders.

According to Yahoo Finance, respected market commentator Jim Cramer reiterated that Tesla is “a terrific buy here,” reinforcing positive sentiment around the stock despite international challenges.

And finally, according to MarketBeat News, Tesla continues to be recognized as a top energy stock worth researching, sharing the spotlight with other big names in innovation and sustainability.

That’s all for today’s Tesla Daily News. The company remains in the spotlight for its bold product moves in Europe, infrastructural expansion in Asia, and ongoing recognition from both investors and the media. Thanks for tuning in, and we’ll be back tomorrow with more updates!

Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is August 30, 2025, here are the latest news updates.

First, yesterday Tesla’s stock closed at $333.87, down 3.5%.

According to multiple European sources, Tesla has officially launched the all-new Model Y Performance. This revamped top-tier model now boasts 460 horsepower and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.5 seconds. Not only has the drive system improved, but design tweaks have enhanced both performance and aesthetics, showing Tesla's continued dedication to leading the EV segment. The new Model Y Performance also maintains its long-range capability, reportedly gaining up to 70 additional kilometers vs prior versions. This release has generated excitement across European auto publications. It’s another reminder that while some markets may face challenges, Tesla’s innovation engine is still at full power.

According to a report from J.D. Power, customer experience and charging reliability are on the rise in the U.S. EV public charging sector—even as industry policy uncertainties remain. Improved infrastructure benefits Tesla drivers directly, thanks to Supercharger network expansions and now more accessible third-party charging options. This infrastructure growth is a key factor supporting wider EV adoption in North America.

According to Electrek, General Motors has announced that it will equip all future EVs, starting with the 2026 Cadillac Optiq, with the North American Charging Standard (NACS) port—the same system used by Tesla. In the meantime, GM is launching several new adapters so existing Chevy, Cadillac, and GMC EV owners can connect to Tesla’s Supercharger network. The NACS momentum reinforces Tesla’s technological leadership and helps secure the Supercharger system’s central role in the North American charging ecosystem.

According to multiple news outlets, billionaire Elon Musk has filed a legal motion to dismiss the U.S. SEC’s lawsuit regarding his disclosure timeline for acquiring Twitter shares in 2022. While not directly Tesla-related, Musk’s leadership in high-profile legal and business arenas continues to shape both public and investor perceptions of Tesla and its extended ecosystem.

And finally, according to data from the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, overall July EV sales across Europe rose an impressive 30%. While Tesla’s own registrations dropped by 40% year-over-year—reflecting current headwinds and increased competition from Chinese automakers like BYD—market expansion shows long-term promise for electric vehicles.

To sum up: Tesla is making waves with product innovation, gaining ground in infrastructure partnerships, and remains a central figure in the growing North American and global EV landscape. Despite some recent market challenges, the company’s focus on performance, customer experience, and interoperability positions it well for the future.

That’s it for today’s Tesla Daily News. Stay tuned for more updates, and drive safe!

Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is August 29, 2025, here are the latest news updates.

Yesterday, Tesla closed at $345.98, down 1.04% from the previous day’s close of $349.60.

According to TechRadar, Tesla has teased a major launch for tomorrow, and insiders believe this could mark the return of the highly anticipated Model Y Performance trim in North America. Leaked images of a red spoiler and recent sightings of performance test vehicles suggest a big update is on the way. If confirmed, this could reinvigorate demand for Tesla’s best-selling SUV, with potential to boost sales in a competitive EV market.

According to ShiftDelete, Tesla is officially expanding its Cybertruck beyond North America, with South Korea to become its first international market outside of the US, Canada, and Mexico. This move signals Tesla’s readiness to compete with international EV truck offerings and broadens its global presence. Investors will be watching consumer reception closely.

According to NotebookCheck, Tesla has officially launched Full Self-Driving (FSD) in Australia and New Zealand, making them the first right-hand drive markets to receive the advanced driver assistance system. The initial feedback from local users is very positive, and Tesla is offering a complimentary trial period to encourage adoption. This marks a major milestone for the company’s global FSD rollout, signaling confidence in its software and paving the way for further geographic expansion.

According to GlobeNewswire, Tesla has retained a leadership position in the “Charging as a Service” industry, alongside Virta Global and TotalEnergies, thanks to its expansive Supercharger network and integrated digital platforms. This recognition underscores Tesla’s ability to monetize and scale its charging infrastructure, which remains a key differentiator in the global EV ecosystem.

According to Yahoo Finance, the global EV On-board Charger Market is projected to reach $15.7 billion by 2031, growing annually at over 12%. Tesla’s early investments in charging, power electronics, and in-house battery manufacturing are helping position it favorably to capture a substantial share of this growth, particularly in North America.

And to round out today’s updates: According to several Spanish outlets including ABC and El Periódico, Tesla Spain posted a record net profit of €6.98 million in 2024, up 15.3% year-over-year, alongside an all-time high in revenues and sales volume. This achievement reflects Tesla’s strong brand momentum in Southern Europe, even as the company faces increased competition in the broader European market.

That’s it for today’s Tesla Daily News. Stay tuned for tomorrow’s big launch event, and thank you for listening.

Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is August 28, 2025. Here are the latest news updates.

1. According to Nasdaq closing data, Tesla shares ended yesterday at $349.60, down 0.6% from the previous close of $351.67. The stock traded between $349.16 and $355.39 during the session.

2. According to Biztoc/Fortune, Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi service area in Austin, Texas, increasing the fleet size by 50%. This move supports Elon Musk’s ambitious goal to serve half the U.S. population with autonomous cabs by the end of 2025. This expansion comes as autonomous vehicle scrutiny grows, but Tesla is pressing forward with its self-driving rollout.

3. According to ETF Daily News, Tesla continues to be listed among the top electric vehicle stocks to watch now, alongside NIO, Baidu, Rivian, and XPeng. The report notes Tesla’s central role in both innovation and investor interest as EV markets grow globally.

4. According to Fortune and Biztoc, Tesla self-driving cars are undergoing autonomous testing in the 3.5-mile Boring Company tunnels beneath the Las Vegas Convention Center. Although safety drivers are still present, this marks a significant step closer to full self-driving operations in public infrastructure.

5. According to Notebookcheck and Ithome.com, Tesla’s Cybertruck has officially launched in South Korea — the first expansion outside North America for this model. Korean customers who pre-ordered can confirm their purchase between August 29 and September 4, with new orders opening on September 5. Pricing begins at 145 million KRW, or about $110,000 USD.

6. According to Ithome.com, new videos from Australia have triggered speculation about Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta launching there soon. The footage demonstrates impressive FSD capabilities on Australian roads, with some industry observers suggesting an official rollout could come by the end of the month. This signals accelerated global deployment of Tesla’s autonomous features.

7. According to Yahoo and several Taiwanese media sources, Tesla has slashed prices on the Model 3 in Taiwan by up to 100,000 TWD (about $3,100 USD) in response to ongoing tariff negotiations and market demand. The promotional offer runs through September 30, while buyers of the Model Y receive a significant insurance subsidy.

8. According to Yahoo and local reports, Tesla’s Berlin Gigafactory has built its 100,000th updated Model Y in just over seven months, highlighting strong European production. While symbolic, it’s a sign of Tesla’s continued scaling and manufacturing prowess, even as competition in Europe heats up.

9. According to Electrek, Tesla’s Model Y faces increased pressure in China from new competitors, with Xiaomi’s YU7 making rapid gains in market share. This development underlines growing domestic competition—although Tesla remains a leader, innovation and pricing from rivals could impact future performance.

10. Looking ahead, Goldman Sachs recently stated in a report that it is cautiously optimistic about Tesla’s upcoming robotaxi launch but retains a neutral rating on the stock. The analyst cited positive developments but noted ongoing risks as the autonomous ride-hailing industry becomes increasingly competitive.

That’s all for today’s Tesla Daily News. Tesla remains at the forefront of EV innovation and autonomous driving, but faces new tests—from legal, regulatory, and competitive fronts—while continuing to push forward with global expansion. Thanks for listening, and see you next time!

Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is August 27, 2025. Here are the latest news updates.

According to market data, Tesla closed yesterday at $351.67, up 1.47% from the previous close of $346.60.

According to Forbes, interest in EVs remains robust in the US as crowds flocked to the Electrify Expo in San Francisco just before the $7,500 federal EV credit is set to expire at the end of September. The event highlights continued consumer enthusiasm for electric vehicles, which is a positive sign for Tesla and the industry.

According to ETF Daily News, Tesla was listed as one of the top three utility stocks to watch this week alongside Berkshire Hathaway and Rivian. Utility stocks are those that provide essential public services, and Tesla's inclusion reflects its growing role in the energy and infrastructure sectors.

According to Electrek, the IRS has adjusted the rules of the $7,500 EV tax credit, potentially making Tesla a big winner as the credit’s expiration approaches on September 30. This may provide a temporary boost to Tesla’s US sales as buyers rush to lock in incentives.

According to Yahoo Taiwan, Tesla unveiled upgraded Model S and Model X flagships for the Taiwan market, with optimized technology and design, and the first limited deliveries are scheduled for September. This marks another milestone in Tesla’s global expansion in high-performance EVs.

According to Unwire.hk, demand for Tesla's new Model Y L long-wheelbase version in China has exceeded expectations. The first batch scheduled for September is already sold out, and new orders are being scheduled for October. This strong uptake underscores Tesla's continued competitive edge in the world's largest EV market.

According to Frandroid, Tesla's European lineup is about to welcome a version with an estimated 750-kilometer (466-mile) range, among the highest for any production EV. Extended range remains a key selling point for attracting new customers in Europe.

According to businessam.be, Kimbal Musk, Elon Musk’s brother, has stated that after 6 to 8 years without a salary, Elon deserves a compensation package at Tesla. He urged shareholders to consider rewarding Elon’s leadership and contribution through proper remuneration, which could shape governance discussions in the coming months.

And finally, according to multiple sources, including ABC News and Le Monde, Tesla and Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI have filed a lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI, alleging that the two companies are colluding to stifle artificial intelligence competition—specifically, to keep xAI’s products, such as the Grok chatbot, from reaching the top of the App Store charts. Legal battles among tech giants are heating up as the race for dominance in AI intensifies.

That’s all for today’s Tesla Daily News. Stay tuned for more updates tomorrow, and thank you for listening.

Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is August 26, 2025, here are the latest news updates.

1. Yesterday, Tesla's stock closed at $346.60, marking a rise of 1.94% from the previous close of $340.01. The day's trading saw the stock open at $338.90, hit a high of $349.53, and a low of $335.03.

2. According to Yahoo Entertainment, Tesla is boosting its market share in Europe by offering a 40% discount on leasing options for its cars. This move is aimed at strengthening Tesla's presence and competitiveness in the European market.

3. Les Numériques reports that Tesla published a shocking video showcasing a fully autonomous drive from San Francisco to Los Angeles, covering 580 kilometers without human intervention. This demonstration of Tesla's Full Self-Driving capabilities is a significant advancement for the company and the autonomous vehicle industry.

4. As mentioned by Globo, Tesla is incorporating AI technologies developed by DeepSeek and ByteDance into its electric vehicles sold in China. This integration aims to enhance the performance and capabilities of their vehicles in a rapidly advancing technological market.

5. Phandroid reveals that Elon Musk has launched a new AI startup called Macrohard, aimed at challenging Microsoft's dominance in software development through cutting-edge artificial intelligence.

6. TechCrunch featured the U.S. auto sales report showing an overall market growth of 3% in Q2 2025, contrasting with a 13% sales decline for Tesla in the same period. Despite this, Tesla remains a pivotal player in the electric vehicle market.

7. Business Insider reports that Joe Gebbia, co-founder of Airbnb, has been appointed by the Trump administration as the US's new chief design officer. Gebbia plans to make US government services as user-friendly as the Apple Store, aiming to revolutionize public sector digital platforms.

That wraps up today's Tesla Daily News. Thank you for tuning in, and we'll catch you tomorrow with the latest updates in the world of Tesla!

Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is August 25, 2025, here are the latest news updates.

According to Yahoo Entertainment, Tesla's allure for investors remains strong as FCG Investment Co. massively increased its stake in the company by a substantial 547% in the first quarter. This indicates a strong confidence in Tesla’s growth and future prospects, reflecting the continued belief in its market leadership and potential for innovation.

Next up, MarketBeat News highlights the focus on electric vehicle stocks including Tesla, NIO, and Rivian Automotive, suggesting they're the prominent stocks to watch today. Tesla continues to spearhead the advancements in the electric vehicle realm, maintaining its position at the forefront of innovation and sustainability.

Meanwhile, as reported by Business Insider, a new $7,500 EV tax credit extension has been granted for Tesla and other automakers. Originally set to expire, this extension offers a minor reprieve for buyers considering electric vehicles, further encouraging the shift towards sustainable energy solutions.

Lastly, a fascinating revelation from Electrek states that Tesla is leveraging AI-enhanced technologies, specifically the innovative DeepSeek system developed in partnership with China's ByteDance. This strategic move underscores Tesla’s commitment to integrating cutting-edge AI technologies to enhance user experience and efficiency in self-driving capabilities.

That's all for today's highlights! Stay tuned for more insightful updates and thank you for tuning in to the Tesla Daily News.