SpaceX Says Flight 14 Will Carry Production Starlink V3 Satellites—and Generate Revenue
Starship Flight 14 is set to carry production Starlink V3 satellites, giving the development program its first revenue-generating mission.
Read more69,000 Tesla Powerwalls Send More Than 500 MW to California Grid During Heatwave
About 69,000 California Powerwall owners delivered more than 500 MW during peak heatwave demand, turning home batteries into a power-plant-scale grid resource.
Read moreThe Boring Company Raises $3 Billion at $23 Billion Valuation for UAE Tunnel Push
The Boring Company has raised $3 billion at a $23 billion valuation, with the new capital tied to more than 150 kilometers of UAE tunnels and expansion in Las Vegas, Nashville and Dubai.
Read moreSpaceX Sets 27th Flight for Falcon 9 Booster on Classified Space Force Mission
SpaceX is preparing USSF-153 for a Thursday launch from Vandenberg, with veteran Falcon 9 booster B1081 assigned to fly for the 27th time.
Read moreTesla Redesigned the Cybertruck’s Side Camera So Airflow Helps Keep Rain Off the Lens
Tesla reshaped the Cybertruck's side-repeater camera housing so passive airflow helps shed rainwater from the lens without adding hardware cost.
Read moreTesla Says Cybercab’s Unboxed Factory Line Is Half the Size as Starlink-Equipped Cars Roll Out
Tesla says Cybercab's Unboxed process cuts its factory-line footprint in half, as same-day Giga Texas footage shows rows of cars leaving with Starlink hardware.
Read moreTesla Cybercab Passenger Finds a Hidden Virtual Joystick on the Touchscreen
A Cybercab rider briefly saw Tesla's touchscreen manual-drive panel, revealing the virtual controls used to move a vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals.
Read moreTesla FSD (Supervised) Approved in Slovenia, Its Sixth EU Market
Tesla says FSD (Supervised) is approved in Slovenia and will begin rolling out soon, opening a sixth European Union market while drivers remain responsible.
Read moreTesla Says Cybercab Seats Match Wheelchair Height as a Paraplegic Rider Gives It 10/10
Tesla says Cybercab's seats are positioned at standard wheelchair height after paraplegic rider Anthony Sanchez used one in Austin and rated the experience 10/10.
Read moreSpaceX Launches 27 Starlink Satellites as Falcon 9 Logs Its 103rd Mission of 2026
SpaceX launched 27 Starlink satellites from California, landed booster B1088 for the 19th time and completed Falcon 9's 103rd mission of 2026.
Read moreTesla FSD 14.3.9 Can Take Control During Manual Driving to Avoid a Crash
Tesla's new Automatic Collision Evasion feature can activate FSD during manual driving when braking alone may not avoid a crash, adding steering to the emergency response.
Read moreTesla Builds First Cybertruck With Lithium Refined at Its Own Texas Facility
Tesla has built its first Cybertruck using 4680 cells containing lithium refined at its Gulf Coast facility, connecting another major link in its Texas battery chain.
Read moreFrance Puts Two Teslas Through Independent FSD Road Tests Ahead of EU Decision
France is independently testing Tesla FSD Supervised on local roads with two production cars, targeting results before Europe's next approval decision.
Read moreNHTSA Opens Audit Into Tesla’s Cybercab Self-Certification Hours After Austin Launch
Federal regulators are examining the process and technical data Tesla used to certify its no-steering-wheel Cybercab as compliant with current vehicle safety standards.
Read moreTesla Powerwalls Join Google-Funded PG&E Plan to Turn 21,000 Home Devices Into Grid Capacity
PG&E's new SHARE program will coordinate nearly 21,000 home-energy devices, including thousands of Tesla Powerwalls, with Google funding the customer incentives and deployment.
Read moreTesla Launches Limited Cybercab Rides in Austin and Opens Commercial Purchase Inquiries
Tesla now says Cybercab rides are available in limited parts of Austin, while new rider instructions and a commercial purchase-interest form reveal how the rollout begins.
Read moreTesla’s Cybercab Launch Starts at 4:45 PM Central With the Paid Rollout Still Unannounced
Tesla's Cybercab event begins in Austin today, while the company's live pages still stop short of announcing when customers can pay for a ride in one.
Read moreTesla Raises Model Y L’s EPA Estimate to 332 Miles—and 20-Inch Wheels Barely Dent It
Tesla's six-seat Model Y L now carries a 332-mile EPA estimate, while its optional 20-inch wheels surrender just four miles of range.
Read moreSpaceX Flies B1063 for the 35th Time—and Lands It Again After Starlink Launch
Falcon 9 booster B1063 completed its 35th flight, landed again and deployed 27 Starlink satellites after a roughly 29-day turnaround.
Read moreWaymo Challenges Tesla’s Camera-Only Autonomy Bet Days Before Cybercab Launch
Waymo says cameras alone and pure end-to-end AI cannot safely scale. The timing puts Tesla's Cybercab strategy directly under the microscope.
Read moreNASA Delays SpaceX Crew-13 After Finding an Oxidizer Leak in Dragon
NASA and SpaceX have taken Crew-13 off its September target after finding an oxidizer leak in Dragon's propulsion system. The mission is now under review with no replacement date.
Read moreTesla Adds 45 Cybercabs to Texas Robotaxi Registry Days Before Launch Event
Texas records now list 45 Tesla Cybercabs under Tesla Robotaxi, LLC, marking a concrete fleet milestone three days before the Austin launch event.
Read moreSpaceX Fires All 33 Engines on Booster 21 as Starship Flight 14 Moves Closer
SpaceX completed a full-duration static fire of all 33 Raptor engines on Super Heavy Booster 21, clearing a major propulsion milestone for Starship Flight 14.
Read moreSpaceX Falcon Heavy Launches NASA’s Roman Telescope—and Lands Both Side Boosters
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy launched NASA's Roman Space Telescope, recovered both side boosters and deployed the power-positive observatory for its three-month journey to L2.
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