Tesla’s Europe Comeback Just Got Real: May Registrations Double
Tesla registered 28,610 vehicles across the EU, EFTA, and UK in May, a 107.9 percent jump that ran nearly 30 times faster than the overall European market.
Tesla Takes the Top Two Spots on America’s Most American-Made List Again
For the sixth year running, a Tesla sits at the top of the Cars.com American-Made Index, with the Model 3 and Model Y claiming first and second across every EV and gas car analyzed.
Tesla Robotaxi Turns One, and the Driver’s Seat Is Empty
One year after the first Austin rides, Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing service has expanded across Texas, matured its app, and set its sights on Cybercab scale.
SpaceX Lands a Third Giant AI Compute Deal at Colossus 2
Reflection just agreed to pay SpaceXAI $150 million a month for Nvidia GB300 access, and the rocket company is quietly becoming an AI infrastructure player.
SpaceX Is About to Test the Return Trip Nobody Else Has Cracked
A flat, disc-shaped capsule called Starfall is set to fly from Cape Canaveral on Tuesday, and it could rewrite how cargo comes home from orbit.
Tesla Semi Caught With Ground-Truthing Gear in Sunnyvale
A refreshed Tesla Semi was spotted carrying the kind of validation hardware Tesla uses to train and check its camera systems. It is the clearest hint yet that autonomy is coming to the big truck.
Starlink Is Going on the New Air Force One, and President Trump Made Sure Everyone Knew
President Trump unveiled the Qatar-gifted Boeing 747-8 at Joint Base Andrews and made a point of naming SpaceX Starlink as part of the aircraft's communications upgrade. The interim Air Force One is valued near $400 million and meant to bridge the gap while the delayed VC-25B replacements remain pending. Trump said the jet carries communications gear at the highest level and predicted Elon Musk would be very happy about it. For Starlink, putting hardware on the most photographed plane in the world is a high-profile vote of confidence.
Your Tesla Can Now Show All Nine Cameras While You Drive
A Service Mode trick lets the full multi-camera grid stay live at road speed. Here is how it works and why it stays locked behind Park.
Musk Says Tesla’s Credit Rating Makes No Sense After SpaceX Gets a Higher One
SpaceX just earned a first-time Baa1 issuer rating from Moody's while Tesla stayed at Baa3, and Elon Musk pushed back fast, pointing to Tesla's $40 billion-plus in cash, no debt, and steady profits.
Cybercabs Get Their Logos at Giga Texas
Tesla just put Cybercab decals on the cars staged in the outbound lot at Giga Texas, the same move it made with the Robotaxi Model Ys before launch.
Texas Comptroller Recommends Approving All 8 Terafab Chip Tax Deals for SpaceX
The Texas Comptroller just recommended approving every Terafab AI tax incentive application tied to a massive Grimes County semiconductor plant. The deals still need school-board and Governor sign-off, but for Tesla watchers focused on chip independence, this is a real step.
Musk Says You Will Soon Talk Your Tesla Through FSD Like an Uber Driver
Elon Musk says language-prompt control for FSD is about three months out, and upcoming releases will remember your parking preferences for home, work, and school drop-off.
Tesla Lands Active SFO Airport Permit for Its Bay Area Ride-Hailing Service
Tesla now shows up as an active authorized transportation provider at San Francisco International Airport, holding a limousine permit that opens the door to one of the most valuable trip segments in the business.
An EV Just Topped Australia’s National Sales Chart for the First Time
The Tesla Model Y outsold every gas and diesel vehicle in Australia in May, including the long-dominant Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux.
Tesla Just Passed Audi in Japan
Tesla's May registrations in Japan nearly tripled year over year, and the year-to-date total now ranks Tesla fourth among imported brands.
Tesla Sharpens FSD Driver Monitoring With Better Eye Tracking
Tesla's 2026.14.6.7 release notes now spotlight smarter driver monitoring with improved eye-gaze tracking, better eyewear handling, and stronger accuracy in changing light.
Tesla Opens Unsupervised Robotaxi Across the Entire Austin Metro
Tesla just turned a small geofenced test zone into a full Austin Metro footprint for unsupervised Robotaxi, with highways, the airport, and Giga Texas now inside the map.
SpaceX Hits 50 Starlink Launches in 2026 Before June
A Falcon 9 lifted off from Vandenberg with 24 more Starlink satellites, marking the year's 50th Starlink mission with summer still days away.
SpaceX Is Almost Done Writing Its Own AI Training Stack in C
Elon Musk says SpaceX has nearly finished version 1.0 of a ground-up AI training stack written mostly in C, built to map directly onto 220,000 Nvidia chips.
Tesla Quiets a San Francisco Supercharger With a Software Update
Tesla rolled out a location-specific Quiet Charging Zone prompt at a San Francisco Supercharger, and it shows exactly why owning the car, the charger, and the data matters.
Tesla Roadster Gets a Factory Home: Giga Texas
The Roadster is still delayed, but Lars Moravy and Franz von Holzhausen just gave fans a concrete new marker. Both said on Ride the Lightning that the next-generation Tesla Roadster will be built at Gigafactory Texas, with Moravy hinting more details should unfold in the coming months. The car was first unveiled in 2017 and has been repeatedly pushed, so this is not a launch date. But it is the kind of specific, real-world detail that turns a long-running dream into an actual product with a planned build location.
Tesla Just Patented a Way to Keep Its Cameras Clean, and That Solves a Real Autonomy Problem
A new Tesla patent describes a lens cleaning system that dispenses fluid and wipes debris off camera lenses, and it lands right as the company pushes deeper into driverless robotaxi service and Optimus.
Tesla Just Put First Steel in the Ground for Its Optimus Factory
Drone footage from Giga Texas shows the first steel structure erected at Tesla's dedicated Optimus factory site, turning the robot roadmap into real industrial capacity.
Tesla FSD Drives 6,051 km Across Canada With Zero Interventions
A Vancouver-to-Halifax run on FSD v14.3.3 finished without a single disengagement, across mountains, weather, construction, and city streets.