Tesla owners who wish to transfer their existing vehicle's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Capability to a new car will have more time, at least according to recent reports from the electric vehicle community.
Tesla Giga Texas is back from its break. With upgraded facilities, the electric vehicle plant's Model Y production line is operating once more.
Tesla is dominating the US electric vehicle sector so much that its rivals are starting to look like unprofitable, low-volume niche EV makers. What's amazing is that Tesla is accomplishing these feats with just two vehicles: the Model 3 sedan and the Model Y crossover.
In a recently posted video, Tesla VP - Vehicle Engineering Lars Moravy stated that the new Model 3 was a breakthrough for Tesla China's engineering team. The video was posted by Tesla China on its official Weibo account.
Aerial photos and videos taken at the Shanghai Nangang Terminal have revealed that another batch of vehicles from Tesla China has been shipped. The vehicles included the new Model 3, which has been opened for orders in several countries.
A story shared by a Tesla owner about Full Self-Driving (FSD) has earned praise from CEO Elon Musk. The Tesla owner's story showed how FSD's real-world performance won over two critics within 24 hours.
A recent drone flyover of the Giga Texas complex revealed a couple of new Cybertruck units that are very exciting. As per drone operator and Giga Texas watcher Joe Tegtmeyer, Tesla is now producing "master candidate" units of the Cybertruck, and they look really good.
Everybody loves the Tesla Model 3 Highland. Recent videos from China show that some Model 3 Highland units are now arriving at some domestic Tesla stores, and they are getting a very warm welcome.
A recent observation about the Cybertruck from a Rivian R1T owner bodes well for the size of Tesla's upcoming electric pickup. If the R1T owner's observations are accurate, then Cybertruck owners would not have any issues with the vehicle's size and utility.
