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Tesla's company-compiled analyst estimates point to stronger Q2 revenue, operating income and earnings, alongside $6.7 billion in capital spending and negative free cash flow.
Read moreSpaceX is discussing a potential multibillion-dollar arrangement to supply AI computing capacity to the Pentagon.
Read moreTesla's new Bloomington, California, hub gives Semi drivers six public Megacharger stalls, each capable of up to 1.2 MW.
Read moreTesla opened official vehicle sales in Uruguay, then announced a five-week Model 3 and Model Y arrival program in Latvia just over nine hours later.
Read moreSpaceX is replacing two Super Heavy Raptor engines and targeting Monday for another Starship Flight 13 launch attempt.
Read moreNHTSA rejected Tesla's bid to avoid a remedy for bright headlamps in roughly 19,900 older Model 3 and Model Y vehicles.
Read moreTesla FSD v14.3.5 is reaching owners with smoother early drives, sharper awareness, useful new tools, and a few parking rough edges still showing.
Read moreStarlink's new V5 terminal is smaller, lighter and more power-efficient than V4, with advertised speeds above 375 Mbps and a U.S.-made design.
Read morePaper Transport will evaluate Tesla's Semi Long Range in dedicated Chicago operations, testing performance, reliability and economics on predictable freight lanes.
Read moreA dog darted into the lane as another vehicle closed from the opposite direction. The Model 3's response is difficult to watch, but the full outcome matters.
Read moreSpaceX is targeting Falcon 9 liftoffs from California and Florida less than six hours apart, with 53 Starlink satellites and two veteran boosters in the plan.
Read moreA closed $500,000 Austin project lists Tesla Superchargers, an inspection system and a cleaning robot, while a Miami hub is filling with Cybercabs.
Read moreTesla Insurance renewals in Florida and Maryland now move to Safety Score 3.0, which gives every mile driven with FSD (Supervised) a score of 100.
Read moreTesla held 52.3% of U.S. EV sales through June, while Model Y and Model 3 remained America's two best-selling electric vehicles.
Read moreTesla says Cybercab employee rides at Giga Texas are starting soon, while an engineer working on the vehicle says he logged 50 rides in recent days.
Read moreNASA's next great observatory is now on its specialized Pantheon work platform at Kennedy, targeting an August 30 Falcon Heavy launch.
Read moreBooster 20 has reached Pad 2 at Starbase for its next round of testing, while an FAA operations plan lists potential mid-July airspace windows for Starship Flight 13.
Read moreSpaceX turned a routine Starlink batch into another reuse record Thursday morning, flying its most-traveled Falcon 9 booster, B1067, for the 36th time on the Starlink 10-42 mission from Cape Canaveral.
Read moreThe 17th Transporter rideshare mission lifted off from Vandenberg and packed everything from fire-detection satellites to 3D printers and military tech demos into one launch.
Read moreTesla is inviting battery startups to prove themselves inside Giga Berlin as the plant readies for 18 GWh of cell production. Here is what the Cell Giga Challenge actually offers, and what it is not.
Read moreA fleet of camera-washer Model Ys with Texas manufacturer plates has turned up in New Orleans, the latest sign Tesla's Robotaxi footprint keeps growing city by city.
Read moreNew flyover images show steel climbing four floors, floor decking going in, and a wave of footings poured that should let the Optimus robot factory frame up quickly.
Read moreTesla took the Cybercab to the National Federation of the Blind's annual convention, showing off accessibility features built for riders who cannot drive a car at all.
Read moreTesla says a phone accidentally left on a Model Y tailgate stayed put for 4.3 miles under FSD Supervised, including at highway speeds. It is a fun snapshot of how smooth the software has gotten.
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