Tesla has clarified the ownership rules of Full Self-Driving (Supervised) as the deadline for outright purchases looms. Earlier this month Tesla sent out an email to customers about the upcoming February 14 deadline to purchase […]
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology played a life-saving role during a medical emergency in Georgia, after a Model Y safely guided its driver to a hospital while he was suffering a massive heart attack. The incident, […]
Tesla is expanding its footprint in Fremont, California, with a lease of a 267,099-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility built by Hines and Oaktree Capital. This is the second large building lease that Tesla has secured in […]
Stellantis has announced one of the largest financial resets in automotive history, taking a massive $26 billion hit as it retreats from its electric vehicle (EV) plans and exits a major battery partnership in Canada. […]
City officials in the small city of Lake Alfred, Florida have approved the purchase of a Tesla Cybertruck for the local fire department. While the Cybertruck has previously joined police forces, this would be the […]
Rivian is extending free access to its Autonomy+ driver assistance software once again, the third time the automaker has given owners additional time to try their hands-free driving features before they become a paid offering. […]
Rivian has significantly expanded its incentive package for customers in the United States, revealing a detailed mix of lease cash, ultra-low financing, and third-party discounts. The updated incentives apply across much of Rivian’s 2026 R1 […]
Tesla has withdrawn its application to launch Tesla Insurance in Georgia. While it is unclear at this time if Tesla will reapply, it would be the first known instance of the company pulling back from […]
Tesla’s long-awaited dry electrode battery technology appears to have crossed a major milestone. Over the weekend, CEO Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla has successfully made the dry electrode manufacturing process work at scale—an achievement widely […]
In a Federal Communications Commission submission, SpaceX has requested permission to launch up to one million satellites to create an orbital data center. Per the paperwork, first reported by PC Mag, SpaceX would use this […]
