SpaceX is stepping in to help keep people connected in Panama after a magnitude 7.7 earthquake, as measured by the U.S. Geological Survey, struck the country on Friday, damaging buildings, knocking out power, and disrupting […]
Lucid has tapped its Saudi Arabian financial backer for another $400 million, bringing its outstanding loans under an existing credit agreement to approximately $2.1 billion as the electric vehicle maker continues working to improve its […]
SpaceX has received official approval to offer Starlink satellite internet in Venezuela, clearing the way for the company to establish a permanent presence in the South American country. Venezuela’s interim President Delcy Rodriguez authorized the […]
Key Points 48% of Canadians now lean toward an EV, up from 45% in April Interest is highest among 18- to 29-year-olds, at 67% 42% of EV-inclined buyers may wait for more Chinese models, and […]
Tesla has made a small but notable change to its presence on X, renaming its Tesla AI account to Tesla Super Intelligence, just days after Elon Musk confirmed plans to rename SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI. The account, previously known as TeslaAI (@TeslaAI), now uses the handle @TeslaSI and displays “Tesla Super Intelligence” as its name. The update follows Musk’s comments on October 4, when he confirmed that SpaceXAI would be renamed SpaceXSI, replacing “AI” with “SI,” short for “Super Intelligence.” At the time, Musk replied to a user asking about the proposed change, saying, “Yes, we will make that change.” He later added in a separate post, “No more AI.” As for why Tesla beat SpaceXAI to the punch? That may simply come down to the complexity of changing a company name compared to updating an X account. A corporate name change can involve legal filings and other administrative steps, while changing an account’s display name and handle is relatively straightforward. UPDATE: Tesla has now renamed the TeslaAI account to @TeslaSI – Tesla Super Intelligence https://t.co/Q3gQhBFZrd — Drive Tesla 🇨🇦 (@DriveTeslaca) […]
Tesla is urging owners along the U.S. Gulf Coast to prepare for Hurricane Isaias by fully charging their vehicles, while the company gets ready to respond to potential disruptions across its Supercharger network. In an […]
Rivian is bringing a little Hollywood magic to its vehicles this Halloween, teaming up with Sony Pictures for a Ghostbusters-themed software update that turns its electric trucks and SUVs into ghost-hunting machines. The limited-time Halloween […]
Tesla Canada has been ordered to reimburse insurer Intact $161,700 over a 2020 Model X that caught fire in Montreal, according to the Superior Court decision. During the proceedings, a Tesla employee suggested that vehicle […]
SpaceX is another step closer to becoming a full-fledged mobile carrier in the United States, announcing a new wireless spectrum deal that could eventually put Starlink in direct competition with the likes of Verizon, AT&T, […]
American Airlines is significantly expanding its partnership with SpaceX, announcing plans to install Starlink satellite internet across its entire mainline fleet of more than 1,030 aircraft. The expansion more than doubles its original commitment. The airline previously announced plans to equip just over 500 Airbus narrowbody aircraft with Starlink. The expanded agreement now includes more than 400 Boeing narrowbody jets and over 130 widebody aircraft, bringing high-speed internet to passengers across its domestic and international network. Installations are scheduled to begin in early 2027, with American aiming to operate one of the world’s largest Starlink-connected fleets. Full fleet. Full speed. Full connection. ✈️ We’re bringing Starlink to our entire mainline fleet, and will be one of the world’s largest Starlink-connected airlines. With more than 1,000 aircraft planned for installation beginning […]
