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Tesla unveils the Model YL, a larger 6-seat SUV dropping this fall. Meanwhile, President Trump’s NHTSA nominee could bring new pressure on self-driving tech like Tesla FSD and Waymo. Plus: SpaceX launches 24 satellites for Amazon’s Project Kuiper and 26 more Starlink satellites from Vandenberg, marking the 30th launch from the base in 2025. Hosted by Miles Vega.
Tesla officially launches the Model Y in India, opening its first showroom in Mumbai’s high-end Palladium Mall as it eyes expansion into one of the world’s largest auto markets. Meanwhile, SpaceX is preparing to resume launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, marking a return to key polar orbit missions. All that and more in today’s episode of The Elon Effect.
Ark Invest scoops up 60,000 shares of Tesla as Elon Musk floats deeper collaboration between Tesla, SpaceX, and his AI startup, xAI. Meanwhile, Neuralink’s first patient shares what he can now control with his mind, and chaos erupts on X after Elmo’s account is hacked with antisemitic posts. All that and more in today’s 3-minute episode of The Elon Effect.
Tesla’s latest update brings Grok into the driver’s seat — literally. In today’s episode of The Elon Effect, we explore how Tesla’s new AI integration, audio features, and light sync are redefining the in-car experience. We also break down SpaceX’s jaw-dropping $400 billion valuation, xAI’s climb to $200 billion, and the latest firestorm on X involving Grok’s questionable posts and a new criminal investigation by France. Plus, the Boring Company may be tunneling into theme park territory with rumored plans near Universal Orlando.
In today’s episode of The Elon Effect, host Miles Vega breaks down five big stories from the world of Elon Musk. Neuralink makes headlines with its newest brain implant surgery on a paralyzed military veteran. SpaceX moves forward with plans for a liquid oxygen plant near the Texas coast. Over at X, CEO Linda Yaccarino resigns, raising questions about the company’s leadership direction. Meanwhile, Tesla sets a major shareholder meeting—and Elon has a fiery exchange with analyst Dan Ives. Tune in for your fast, daily download of everything Tesla, X, SpaceX, and Neuralink.
Tesla’s Autopilot program faces new controversy as internal emails and staged demo claims emerge, prompting continued scrutiny from the N-H-T-S-A. Meanwhile, SpaceX makes history with its 20th Falcon 9 reuse and teases a new Starship launch. Neuralink expands its human trials after a breakthrough first implant, and X rolls out Grok AI summaries to Premium+ users. Plus, the Boring Company’s O’Hare tunnel proposal is back on the table in Chicago.
Get all your Musk-related updates in one quick daily listen—this is The Elon Effect. Hosted by Miles Vega for Cerebruh Media.
Today on The Elon Effect, Tesla faces a new federal investigation into its Autopilot system after yet another fatal crash. Meanwhile, SpaceX hits a major milestone with its Falcon 9 booster reuse program, Neuralink opens the door to international patients, and X quietly rolls out a new AI-powered feature. All that and more, right here on your daily Elon update with host Miles Vega.
In today's episode, the Optimus walks through Berlin, Starship's next flight date is confirmed, Patients 1-7 at Neuralink are finally enjoying a sleak, new UI, plus X news.
In this debut episode of The Elon Effect, host Miles Vega unpacks Elon Musk’s latest clash with the political establishment and the auto industry. We break down Tesla’s threatened edge, Neuralink’s breakthrough, and why Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” might shake up everything from EV tax credits to the future of innovation in America.
This is your quick daily 3-minute check-in on Musk, tech, Tesla, SpaceX, and more—powered by Cerebruh Media.
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