Elon Musk regains his spot as the world’s richest person after Oracle’s brief stock surge vaulted Larry Ellison ahead, while Neuralink reveals 12 people now live with its brain implants, logging over 15,000 hours of use. Miles Vega brings you today’s Elon Effect.

Tesla unveils the Megapack 3 and Megablock energy storage systems, boosting its clean energy business as car sales slow. Meanwhile, The Boring Company targets late 2025 to begin tunneling for the Music City Loop in Nashville. Miles Vega brings you today’s Elon Effect.

Tesla unveils a new compensation plan that could award Elon Musk up to $1 trillion if bold performance targets are met, while SpaceX completes its 45th launch from Vandenberg this year with another Starlink mission. Miles Vega breaks it down on The Elon Effect.

SpaceX strikes a $17 billion deal with EchoStar to secure spectrum licenses for Starlink’s direct-to-cell service, while Neuralink implants its wireless brain chips in two Canadian patients for the first time. Miles Vega covers today’s breakthroughs on The Elon Effect.

Elon Musk was absent from Trump’s White House dinner with top tech leaders, even as Tesla’s Robotaxi app opened to the public in Austin and San Francisco. Miles Vega unpacks what Musk missed in Washington and what’s rolling out on the streets in today’s Elon Effect.

SpaceX gets FAA approval to more than double Falcon 9 launches from Cape Canaveral and add a new booster landing zone. Meanwhile, Tesla’s Robotaxis in Austin reach a new milestone by operating on highways. Miles Vega breaks down the latest in today’s Elon Effect.

As EV sales slump, Elon Musk declares that 80% of Tesla’s future value will come from its humanoid Optimus robots. With “Master Plan Part IV” emphasizing AI and robotics, Tesla is shifting focus from cars to bots. Miles Vega unpacks the bold pivot in today’s Elon Effect.

In West Hollywood, the new Tesla Diner is attracting fans with its retro-futuristic design, drive-in theater, and Superchargers. Meanwhile, China unveils a sweeping plan to outpace Neuralink in brain-computer interfaces. Miles Vega has today’s tech update on The Elon Effect.

Tesla trims the price of its longest-range Model 3 in China to stay competitive in a crowded EV market, while SpaceX successfully launches 28 more Starlink satellites from Florida. Miles Vega breaks down how Musk’s companies are defending ground on Earth and extending reach in orbit.

Elon Musk predicts that within six to seven years, SpaceX’s Starship could hit an astonishing pace of more than 24 launches in a single day, redefining what’s possible in spaceflight. Meanwhile, Tesla faces a steep sales decline in Europe as Chinese automaker BYD surges ahead. Miles Vega breaks down today’s highs and lows from Musk’s empire in this episode of The Elon Effect.