Tesla stock plunges after a rocky Q2 earnings report, tax credits near their end, and investor faith begins to waver. Meanwhile, Neuralink forecasts 20,000 brain implants a year by 2031, and SpaceX locks in its next ISS crew launch. All that and more in today’s episode of The Elon Effect with your host, Miles Vega.

Tesla’s Q2 earnings fall short on revenue and profits, but a new budget-friendly EV model is officially on the roadmap for 2025. Plus, Neuralink reveals bold plans to implant 20,000 people annually and generate $1 billion in revenue by 2031. Miles Vega breaks it all down in today’s episode of The Elon Effect.

Tesla gets a boost from Bank of America’s bullish price target—just ahead of what could be a rough Q2 earnings report. Meanwhile, new U.S. policy threatens Tesla’s emissions credit revenue stream. Over at SpaceX, a Falcon 9 launches two powerful internet satellites and nails the landing, but NASA’s TRACERS mission gets delayed due to a surprise power outage. Hosted by Miles Vega, it’s your daily blast of Elon Musk–related tech news in 5 minutes or less.

As Q2 earnings approach, Elon Musk says his focus is “100% back on Tesla,” sending shares higher to start the week. We break down what analysts expect from Wednesday’s earnings call. Plus, Tesla’s long-awaited retro-style diner and Supercharger lounge opens today in Los Angeles — will it become the first of many?

Today on The Elon Effect, we dig into reports that Neuralink was labeled a “small, disadvantaged business” before reaching a $9 billion valuation. We also explore early talks between The Boring Company and Tennessee officials about a possible tunnel linking downtown Nashville to the airport. Finally, Tesla stock gets a boost as the U.S. imposes a steep 160% tariff on Chinese graphite. Hosted by Miles Vega, this is your daily briefing on Elon’s world—from tech to tunnels and everything between.

Before Tesla was a household name, it was a risky startup founded by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning with a dream of building an electric sports car. Then Elon Musk entered the picture. In today’s episode, Miles Vega dives into the dramatic early days of Tesla—how Musk joined the company, helped fund the first Roadster, and eventually took the wheel as CEO. It’s a story of innovation, conflict, and the birth of a revolution in the auto industry.

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.