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Tesla's AI Empire Shift: FSD Goes Subscription-Only as Robotaxis and Lithium Plans Accelerate
Tesla BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Tesla has been buzzing with game-changing moves this week, darling, as it barrels toward an AI empire while its car sales hit the brakes. Elon Musk dropped a bombshell on X, announcing Tesla will ditch one-time Full Self-Driving purchases after February 14th, switching exclusively to a 99-dollar monthly subscription to juice recurring revenue and ramp adoption toward his 10-million active users goal tied to his comp package, per Teslarati and Chronicle Journal reports from January 14th to 18th. Owners get a last hurrah on free FSD transfers to new vehicles until March 31st, but after that, its sub-only or bust, stirring buzz among investors betting on unsupervised autonomy soon.
Meanwhile, the Texas lithium refinery groundbreaking flexes Teslas vertical integration mastery, set to churn enough for half a million EVs yearly and chip at Chinas 60 percent refining dominance, as hyped in Tesla Jigsaw YouTube breakdowns from January 15th. Model 3 and Y snagged fresh Euro NCAP Best in Class safety crowns, crushing EV sales charts despite 2025s eight-point-six percent delivery dip to 1.64 million vehicles, with BYD stealing the global crown, according to IG and Chronicle Journal previews for the January 28th Q4 earnings.
Eyes are glued to Cybercab, the wheel-less robotaxi ramping mass production in April for mid-2026 unsupervised fleets, and Optimus Gen 3 humanoid bots, with thousands already in factories aiming for 50,000 by year-end, though timelines slipped from early goals. Energy storage shines bright, hitting 46.7 gigawatt-hours deployed last year up 49 percent, outpacing autos. Musk stays the magnetic CEO, with Tom Zhus five-year extension fueling ops. Stock hovers at 430 to 447 dollars amid AI pivot hype, but whispers of execution risks and FSD crash rates linger unconfirmed. Q4 earnings loom as the next pulse-check, with analysts eyeing robotaxi proofs over fading car margins. Teslas not just driving anymore—its rewriting the future, one sub at a time.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Tesla has been buzzing with game-changing moves this week, darling, as it barrels toward an AI empire while its car sales hit the brakes. Elon Musk dropped a bombshell on X, announcing Tesla will ditch one-time Full Self-Driving purchases after February 14th, switching exclusively to a 99-dollar monthly subscription to juice recurring revenue and ramp adoption toward his 10-million active users goal tied to his comp package, per Teslarati and Chronicle Journal reports from January 14th to 18th. Owners get a last hurrah on free FSD transfers to new vehicles until March 31st, but after that, its sub-only or bust, stirring buzz among investors betting on unsupervised autonomy soon.
Meanwhile, the Texas lithium refinery groundbreaking flexes Teslas vertical integration mastery, set to churn enough for half a million EVs yearly and chip at Chinas 60 percent refining dominance, as hyped in Tesla Jigsaw YouTube breakdowns from January 15th. Model 3 and Y snagged fresh Euro NCAP Best in Class safety crowns, crushing EV sales charts despite 2025s eight-point-six percent delivery dip to 1.64 million vehicles, with BYD stealing the global crown, according to IG and Chronicle Journal previews for the January 28th Q4 earnings.
Eyes are glued to Cybercab, the wheel-less robotaxi ramping mass production in April for mid-2026 unsupervised fleets, and Optimus Gen 3 humanoid bots, with thousands already in factories aiming for 50,000 by year-end, though timelines slipped from early goals. Energy storage shines bright, hitting 46.7 gigawatt-hours deployed last year up 49 percent, outpacing autos. Musk stays the magnetic CEO, with Tom Zhus five-year extension fueling ops. Stock hovers at 430 to 447 dollars amid AI pivot hype, but whispers of execution risks and FSD crash rates linger unconfirmed. Q4 earnings loom as the next pulse-check, with analysts eyeing robotaxi proofs over fading car margins. Teslas not just driving anymore—its rewriting the future, one sub at a time.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Tesla has been buzzing with game-changing moves this week, darling, as it barrels toward an AI empire while its car sales hit the brakes. Elon Musk dropped a bombshell on X, announcing Tesla will ditch one-time Full Self-Driving purchases after February 14th, switching exclusively to a 99-dollar monthly subscription to juice recurring revenue and ramp adoption toward his 10-million active users goal tied to his comp package, per Teslarati and Chronicle Journal reports from January 14th to 18th. Owners get a last hurrah on free FSD transfers to new vehicles until March 31st, but after that, its sub-only or bust, stirring buzz among investors betting on unsupervised autonomy soon.
Meanwhile, the Texas lithium refinery groundbreaking flexes Teslas vertical integration mastery, set to churn enough for half a million EVs yearly and chip at Chinas 60 percent refining dominance, as hyped in Tesla Jigsaw YouTube breakdowns from January 15th. Model 3 and Y snagged fresh Euro NCAP Best in Class safety crowns, crushing EV sales charts despite 2025s eight-point-six percent delivery dip to 1.64 million vehicles, with BYD stealing the global crown, according to IG and Chronicle Journal previews for the January 28th Q4 earnings.
Eyes are glued to Cybercab, the wheel-less robotaxi ramping mass production in April for mid-2026 unsupervised fleets, and Optimus Gen 3 humanoid bots, with thousands already in factories aiming for 50,000 by year-end, though timelines slipped from early goals. Energy storage shines bright, hitting 46.7 gigawatt-hours deployed last year up 49 percent, outpacing autos. Musk stays the magnetic CEO, with Tom Zhus five-year extension fueling ops. Stock hovers at 430 to 447 dollars amid AI pivot hype, but whispers of execution risks and FSD crash rates linger unconfirmed. Q4 earnings loom as the next pulse-check, with analysts eyeing robotaxi proofs over fading car margins. Teslas not just driving anymore—its rewriting the future, one sub at a time.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Tesla has been buzzing with game-changing moves this week, darling, as it barrels toward an AI empire while its car sales hit the brakes. Elon Musk dropped a bombshell on X, announcing Tesla will ditch one-time Full Self-Driving purchases after February 14th, switching exclusively to a 99-dollar monthly subscription to juice recurring revenue and ramp adoption toward his 10-million active users goal tied to his comp package, per Teslarati and Chronicle Journal reports from January 14th to 18th. Owners get a last hurrah on free FSD transfers to new vehicles until March 31st, but after that, its sub-only or bust, stirring buzz among investors betting on unsupervised autonomy soon.
Meanwhile, the Texas lithium refinery groundbreaking flexes Teslas vertical integration mastery, set to churn enough for half a million EVs yearly and chip at Chinas 60 percent refining dominance, as hyped in Tesla Jigsaw YouTube breakdowns from January 15th. Model 3 and Y snagged fresh Euro NCAP Best in Class safety crowns, crushing EV sales charts despite 2025s eight-point-six percent delivery dip to 1.64 million vehicles, with BYD stealing the global crown, according to IG and Chronicle Journal previews for the January 28th Q4 earnings.
Eyes are glued to Cybercab, the wheel-less robotaxi ramping mass production in April for mid-2026 unsupervised fleets, and Optimus Gen 3 humanoid bots, with thousands already in factories aiming for 50,000 by year-end, though timelines slipped from early goals. Energy storage shines bright, hitting 46.7 gigawatt-hours deployed last year up 49 percent, outpacing autos. Musk stays the magnetic CEO, with Tom Zhus five-year extension fueling ops. Stock hovers at 430 to 447 dollars amid AI pivot hype, but whispers of execution risks and FSD crash rates linger unconfirmed. Q4 earnings loom as the next pulse-check, with analysts eyeing robotaxi proofs over fading car margins. Teslas not just driving anymore—its rewriting the future, one sub at a time.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI