Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup that explains the Tesla headlines most likely to move TSLA, translating product news, competitive dynamics, autonomy progress, and policy or governance developments into practical implications for revenue, margins, and valuation.

In the January eleventh, twenty twenty-six episode, we cover Tesla’s fresh wave of affordability moves, including discounted Model three pricing in Europe through the end of March and new “Standard” variants for Model Y in Europe, Mexico, and Canada—steps that can support volume but raise margin questions. We also highlight demand signals in Asia, with Taiwan opening orders for a Model three Long Range rear-wheel-drive rated at seven hundred eleven kilometers WLTP, and Japan’s EV market showing modest growth with Tesla imports gaining momentum amid rising competition from BYD.

Finally, we address two narrative risks with stock sensitivity: BYD’s growing leadership in global EV volume, which can

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused news roundup covering Tesla developments most likely to move TSLA, with a balanced, data-driven lens on fundamentals. In this January tenth, twenty twenty-six episode, we analyze Tesla’s twenty twenty-five delivery decline to roughly one million six hundred thirty-six thousand and the loss of the global BEV volume lead to BYD, then connect that to valuation and margin sensitivity. We also cover Europe’s sharp weakness—especially Germany and Sweden—alongside Tesla’s demand-defense strategy via cheaper Model three trims, a Taiwan Model three Long Range rear-wheel-drive variant with a reported seven hundred eleven kilometer range, and a new five-year unlimited-kilometer basic warranty for Model three and Model Y deliveries starting January first. Finally, we discuss the latest Full Self-Driving timeline reset toward a “ten billion miles” safety target, rising robotaxi competition visibility, and growing regulatory attention on electron

Tesla Daily News Podcast delivers a daily, investor-focused roundup of the Tesla developments most likely to move TSLA, translating product, regulatory, and competitive news into practical implications for revenue, margins, and valuation. In the January ninth, two thousand twenty-six episode, we focused on autonomy’s competitive landscape shifting after Nvidia’s Alpamayo reveal and Musk’s response, rising U.S. regulatory attention on Tesla-style electronic door systems, and Tesla China’s aggressive seven-year low-rate Model Y financing as a demand defense amid tax headwinds. We also connected Arm’s new Physical AI unit and the broader robotics commercialization wave to Tesla’s longer-term autonomy and Optimus narratives, highlighting both validation and increasing commoditization risk.

Tesla Daily News Podcast delivers a daily, data-driven roundup designed for Tesla investors and EV tech watchers, focusing on stock-moving developments and real business fundamentals.

In the January eighth, twenty twenty-six episode, we cover how Nvidia’s CES autonomy push pressured Tesla shares, why Jensen Huang simultaneously praising Tesla FSD matters for sentiment, and how Tesla’s five-year zero-interest financing in China signals a volume-versus-margin trade-off. We also break down mixed Europe demand signals, BYD surpassing Tesla in global EV volume, brand execution noise around the Cybercab name, and a potential U.S. safety-regulation overhang tied to manual door releases.

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup covering the Tesla developments most likely to impact business performance and TSLA stock sentiment. In this January seventh, twenty twenty-six episode, we cover Tesla’s high-volume stock rebound and new timing signals around Cybercab production at Gigafactory Texas, alongside intensifying competition in autonomy and robotaxis from Nvidia, and from Lucid’s robotaxi partnership with Uber and Nuro. We also discuss the shifting robotics narrative as Hyundai and Boston Dynamics push Atlas toward factory deployment, Tesla’s demand levers via expanded leasing on lower-cost Model three and Model Y trims, and we close with a fact-check debunking a renewed Tesla smartphone rumor.

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup covering Tesla developments that can move TSLA through fundamentals like deliveries, margins, competition, autonomy progress, and regulation. In this January sixth, twenty twenty-six episode, we covered Tesla’s fourth quarter delivery miss and year-over-year decline, BYD overtaking Tesla in global battery-electric sales, and how rising robotaxi skepticism could impact Tesla’s valuation multiple. We also discussed intensifying EV competition in Europe and the potential sentiment impact of Elon Musk’s high-visibility dinner with President Donald Trump, plus a smaller ownership-focused Model three battery buffer story as a brand-supporting datapoint.

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup that breaks down the most stock-relevant Tesla headlines with clear business context and practical takeaways. In this January fifth, twenty twenty-six episode, we cover BYD overtaking Tesla in full-year twenty twenty-five all-electric sales and why that can pressure Tesla’s valuation narrative and margin expectations. We also dig into Tesla’s Semi charging demo at one point two megawatts as a de-risking signal for long-haul trucking potential, plus new China safety regulation on retracting door handles that could add design complexity and cost. Finally, we discuss how mature EV-market share signals from Norway and renewed reliability headlines could influence demand, incentives, and profitability, and we note how broader Elon Musk headlines can still affect TSLA sentiment even when they are not directly tied to Tesla’s financials.

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup that translates the biggest Tesla headlines into practical implications for TSLA stock, margins, and long-term strategy. In this January 4, 2026 episode, we cover Tesla’s 2025 delivery decline and loss of the global EV volume lead to BYD, the demand and incentive signals emerging from zero percent financing in Japan, and key external factors including China’s upcoming safety regulation on retractable door handles and Europe’s mixed but still-strong Model Y performance in markets like Denmark.

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup that prioritizes developments most likely to move TSLA through impacts on deliveries, margins, production, autonomy, energy, and competition. In this January second, two thousand twenty-six episode, we focused on Tesla’s unusual move of publishing a compilation of analyst delivery estimates ahead of the quarter’s delivery print, the market’s cautious baseline of roughly four hundred twenty-two thousand eight hundred fifty deliveries and the implied year-over-year decline, and why that sets up a high-volatility catalyst for TSLA. We also covered Tesla’s planned production scale-up at Gigafactory Berlin in two thousand twenty-six despite a softer German EV market, a technical milestone showing Tesla Semi charging at one point two megawatts, and Tesla’s ecosystem messaging at the Taipei auto show spanning V four supercharging, Powerwall energy storage, and the second-generation Tesla Bot. Finally, we noted battery-material supp

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup that translates Tesla headlines into stock-relevant implications around deliveries, margins, autonomy, manufacturing scale, and competitive positioning. In this January first, two thousand twenty-six episode, we cover Tesla’s unusual publication of analyst delivery expectations pointing to roughly four hundred twenty-two thousand eight hundred fifty fourth-quarter deliveries, or about a fifteen percent year-over-year decline, raising the risk of a second straight annual drop. We also discuss Elon Musk’s comment that Cybercab production ramp is targeted for April two thousand twenty-six, Tesla’s global nine millionth EV produced in Shanghai, plans to increase output at Gigafactory Berlin in two thousand twenty-six, a sharply revised battery-material contract headline connected to Cybertruck economics, and a reported Tegra X two hardware exploit affecting older Autopilot systems that could elevate cybersecurity and regulatory