Tesla secured regulatory approval to launch its Full Self-Driving Supervised software in Belgium and Denmark. This expansion allows Tesla to collect more real-world driving data and integrate its sof…
Tesla plans to release its Full Self-Driving v14.3 update soon, enhancing logic and reasoning for better navigation. Competition advances with Rivian and Lucid’s autonomous features. Tesla remains ov…
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk announces launching the Terafab AI chip project in seven days to boost autonomous driving chip supply amid manufacturing challenges.
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system surpassed 8.4 billion miles driven, accelerating toward a 10 billion mile target crucial for safe unsupervised driving. Tesla expands global supervised testing, while…
Tesla's market share rose to 61% despite a 17% sales drop and tax credit loss. It launched a small robotaxi service, planning expansion by H1 2026 to compete with Waymo across US cities.
Tesla discontinues basic Autopilot in North America, pushing customers toward a subscription-based Full Self-Driving service priced at $99 monthly, signaling a strategic shift to increase profitabili…
Tesla shifts Full Self-Driving software to subscription-only after Feb 14, aiming to boost recurring software revenue despite vehicle sales moderation.
Tesla faces a second consecutive year of declining car sales but investors and analysts remain optimistic about its AI-driven robo-taxi and robotics initiatives driving future growth in 2026.
Rivian unveiled new AI and autonomy tech aiming for Level 4 self-driving, introducing a cheaper R2 model and Volkswagen partnership amid cooling EV demand; Tesla’s current Level 2 autonomy and pricin…
Tesla aims to expand its robotaxi service and begin mass producing the Cybercab in 2026, supported by CEO Musk's large incentive plan and regulatory approvals in China and Europe, despite recent sale…
Tesla launched its self-driving taxi service in Austin, with plans to double the robotaxi fleet next month, signaling expansion and potential growth in autonomous ride services.
Tesla shareholders approved Elon Musk’s $878 billion pay package linked to ambitious EV, AI, and robotics milestones, boosting stock confidence despite opposition and Musk’s political controversies.
Tesla surged over 5% as analyst Rob Wertheimer initiated coverage with a Buy and $520 target, praising its AI integration and autonomous driving edge despite near-term EV demand risks.