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After nine years of delays, Tesla has set a live reveal date for the next-gen Roadster in Waco, Texas — complete with SpaceX thrusters that may or may not be street-legal.
The new drive unit is 18% smaller and 25% lighter than previous Tesla motors, yet Elon Musk says range is unchanged. The catch: only the Cybercab gets it for now.
The robotaxi embeds a Starlink V5 terminal for 4K passenger streaming and fleet backup, despite SpaceX's own spec sheet classifying the hardware as residential-only.
Xpeng just raised $900M for its IRON robot, BYD has unveiled its own humanoid, and US regulators are already slamming the door on imports.
Tesla has officially stopped taking new Solar Roof tile orders, shifting its home energy focus entirely to traditional rooftop solar panels.
China is banning flush door handles from 2027, requiring mechanical backups. The US is still years away from any similar rule.
LG Energy Solution has launched LFP battery production at its Lansing plant, securing a three-year supply deal with Tesla worth $4.3 billion that starts delivering at scale in 2027.
Tesla and SpaceX are building a vertically integrated semiconductor complex in Texas that would dwarf any existing fab — but questions remain about oversight and community impact.
A new station in Bloomington, California gives any Tesla Semi operator access to 1.2 MW charging for the first time — no corporate depot required.
Five months after Dutch approval unlocked a fast-track EU recognition path, Tesla's driver-assistance system is racking up miles — while Germany, France, and Italy sit on the sidelines.
Tesla has converted its historic Fremont assembly line from luxury EVs to humanoid robots, targeting 1 million units a year — but Chinese rivals already ship 90% of the global market.
The first production Cybercab rolled off Giga Texas in February 2026, but federal safety rules and Tesla's own software still have some catching up to do.
Tesla is closing its one-time Full Self-Driving purchase window in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan on June 30, completing a global shift to subscription-only pricing that started in the US in February.
Tesla's new OEM roller sunshade for the Model Y Juniper costs around $236 in China. There's no sign of it coming to the US or UK anytime soon.
