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Elon Musk Admits Tesla Failures on Full Self-Driving Promise

Elon Musk revealed Tesla Hardware 3 can't handle fully autonomous driving, a reversal in years of proclaims. Millions of Tesla owners face uncertainties as lawsuits arise from FSD disputes. Musk suggests future hardware retrofits, but details remain scarce.

Apr 24

Elon Musk Admits Tesla Failures on Full Self-Driving Promise

Elon Musk Says New Roadster Will Be Tesla's Last Manual Car

Elon Musk reveals that Tesla's upcoming Roadster will be the company's last manually driven vehicle as Tesla shifts towards a fully autonomous lineup. This positions the Roadster as a unique holdover for driving enthusiasts amid an autonomous future.

Apr 24

Elon Musk Says New Roadster Will Be Tesla's Last Manual Car

Elon Musk's Waymo Bus-Crash Claim Sparks Controversy in Austin

Elon Musk claims a Waymo crashed into a bus in Austin, halting a Tesla robotaxi parade. Waymo contests the story, while federal records back Waymo's version. Builders eyeing AV safety and competition should take note.

Apr 24

Elon Musk's Waymo Bus-Crash Claim Sparks Controversy in Austin

Tesla Roadster: The Last Manual Stand in an Autonomous Future

Elon Musk says Tesla's next-gen Roadster, potentially showing by May, will be its only manually driven model in a future dominated by self-driving vehicles. This positions the Roadster as a nostalgic nod amidst Tesla's autonomous shift.

Apr 23

Tesla Roadster: The Last Manual Stand in an Autonomous Future

Tesla Delays Unsupervised FSD Again: What Builders Need to Know

Elon Musk announced during Tesla's Q1 2026 earnings that unsupervised Full Self-Driving for consumer cars is delayed to Q4 2026, highlighting ongoing challenges in autonomous tech. Builders should note the emphasis on gradual, geography-specific rollout due to unresolved tech hurdles.

Apr 23

Tesla Delays Unsupervised FSD Again: What Builders Need to Know

Tesla's Q1 2026 Revenue Miss: Tesla Sees 17% Profit Spike Amid Delivery Slump

Tesla narrowly missed its Q1 revenue and profit estimates despite a 17% jump in net income. With vehicle deliveries rising just 6.3% year-on-year to 358,023, Tesla faces calls to capitalize on non-auto growth. Shares rose 3.9%, showcasing investor optimism in Musk's AI and robotics vision.

Apr 23

Tesla's Q1 2026 Revenue Miss: Tesla Sees 17% Profit Spike Amid Delivery Slump

Tesla's Giant Leap: FSD Updates, Robotaxi Rollout, and Optimus Expansion

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) tech is hitting new heights. Recent updates bring driverless robotaxis, insurance cost cuts, and the announcement of the Optimus humanoid robot for consumers by 2027. Elon Musk's vision for autonomous tech is gaining momentum, posing significant opportunities and challenges.

Apr 21

Tesla's Giant Leap: FSD Updates, Robotaxi Rollout, and Optimus Expansion

Tesla's FSD Promises: A Decade-Long Autonomy Mirage?

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) debacle continues as a deleted 2016 blog post resurfaces, highlighting a decade of bold claims and underwhelming execution. While FSD requires constant driver oversight, the unwavering support from Tesla fans reveals a divided perception of autonomous technology's readiness.

Apr 20

Tesla's FSD Promises: A Decade-Long Autonomy Mirage?

Tesla's Stock Rebounds as UBS Lifts Rating from Sell to Neutral

Tesla's stock climbed 3.18% to $363.65 following UBS's decision to upgrade its rating from Sell to Neutral, reflecting a shift in sentiment amid volatile market conditions. Although the price target remains unchanged, the upgrade is seen as a balance of risk and reward, acknowledging Tesla's 'physical AI' ambitions in robotics and autonomous vehicles. While Tesla enthusiasts reveled in this change, skeptics questioned the move citing high valuations.

Apr 15

Tesla's Stock Rebounds as UBS Lifts Rating from Sell to Neutral

The Autonomous Vehicle Revolution: Why Tesla, Waymo, and Uber are the New Big Three

Move over traditional automakers, Tesla, Waymo, and Uber are steering the autonomous vehicle industry into a new phase of real-world deployment. With autonomous ride-sharing and driverless truck operations expanding, these powerhouses are reshaping the competitive landscape in the U.S. AV sector. Driven by fierce competition and backed by immense investments, these companies are not just focusing on innovative technology but are also setting the stage for large-scale network operations.

Apr 15

The Autonomous Vehicle Revolution: Why Tesla, Waymo, and Uber are the New Big Three

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