Tesla Weekly

Tesla's head of vehicle programs defects to Waymo ahead of the much-anticipated Robotaxi reveal. Plus, a deep dive into the Cybertruck's insurance woes and a look at GM's revamped EV battery strategy.

Elon Musk takes on McDonald's, used Cybertruck prices baffle experts, and Stanford's marching band throws shade at Tesla's design. Plus, a look at Nvidia's AI dominance and Tesla's Q3 sales figures.

Is Tesla really a sell despite its AI and robotics ventures? Plus, discover the tech titan dethroning Tesla and why Nio is expanding globally amidst EU tariff concerns.

From rags to riches to ruin, hear the unbelievable story of a carpenter who made and lost a fortune trading Tesla stock. We'll also analyze a viral road rage incident involving a Tesla and a diesel truck, and discuss whether Tesla's Cybertruck will live up to the hype.

Tesla faces its fifth Cybertruck recall this year, this time for a rearview camera glitch. Plus, the company plans a $783 million debt sale and preps four new batteries for 2026, including one for its robotaxi. Also, we'll discuss a new Chinese EV rival challenging Tesla's dominance.

The cheapest Tesla is no more as the automaker discontinues its standard range Model 3. Plus, we'll cover Tesla's latest milestone in energy storage and dive into the EU's upcoming vote on EV tariffs.

Tesla prevails in court, but faces scrutiny over vehicle fires in Hurricane Helene's wake. Plus, we explore the pros and cons of Tesla Supercharger access for non-Tesla EV owners, and delve into a Waymo robotaxi's awkward encounter with Vice President Kamala Harris's motorcade.