Elon Musk pushed back overnight against media framing of a fatal Tesla crash in Midtown Manhattan, telling a user on X that “it wasn’t the car” and that the vehicle’s Autopilot system had nothing to do with the wreck. The crash happened just before 3 a.m. Wednesday, when a 2024 Tesla Model Y struck a … Read more
I picked up my Tesla Model Y one year ago, on August 30, and for roughly a year, I have had this vehicle prove to me that any other carmaker’s product is ruined for me forever. One year and over 16,000 miles later, the Tesla Model Y is easily the best car I’ve ever had. … Read more
Tesla’s Cybercabs are now leaving Gigafactory Texas with Starlink hardware on the rear hatch in significant numbers, according to drone footage captured Tuesday by longtime Austin drone observer Joe Tegtmeyer. Production at the factory ramped back up after the Labor Day weekend, and his flyover of the outbound lot showed rows of gold Cybercabs alongside … Read more
Tesla is rolling out a new version of its Full Self-Driving suite to some owners that comes with the massive addition of a safety feature. Tesla is rolling out Automatic Collision Evasion with the 2026.27.6 Software Update, which started rolling out to some vehicles last night. We received the update, along with Full Self-Driving v14.3.9, … Read more
Yesterday, we reported on Tesla Cybertruck getting some major adjustments from a manufacturing standpoint in an effort to make the all-electric pickup more cost-effective, more reliable, more serviceable, and more easily produced. Tesla Cybertruck engineer reveals new changes in ‘constantly evolving’ pickup One of those changes was the addition of a self-reinforcing polypropylene aero shield … Read more
Tesla’s two recently-defunct flagship models, the Model S and Model X, are getting a big upgrade, according to the company’s Head of AI, Ashok Elluswamy. Older Hardware 3 Model S and Model X vehicles have been the last major holdouts in Tesla’s Full Self-Driving v14 Lite rollout, and that wait now appears to be ending. … Read more
SpaceX Ready for 1st Starship Catching in Flight 15 after S42’s Test Begins &…Tower-1 Upgrades: SpaceX is moving closer to one of the most important milestones in modern aerospace engineering: catching the Starship upper stage with the giant Mechazilla chopstick arms at Starbase, Boca Chica. While previous Starship flights have provided valuable data through ocean splashdowns, a successful tower catch could take SpaceX much closer to its ultimate goal of rapid and … Read more
NASA Artemis 3 Crew Unexpectedly Visits SpaceX Starship Pad 39A, Ready to Make History in mid-2027: The global space race is entering a new and increasingly ambitious phase. Across the United States, India, and the commercial space sector, major programs are moving from long-term plans toward flight-ready hardware, operational infrastructure, and increasingly sophisticated space networks. A recent visit … Read more
Tesla Cybertruck Lead Engineer Wes Morrill revealed the company has made several changes to the all-electric pickup, which he calls a “living thing, constantly evolving and improving.” Cybertruck is manufactured at Tesla’s Gigafactory Texas just outside of Austin, and over the past few years, Tesla has continued to make small changes to the pickup to … Read more
Tesla Cybercab might have just rolled out to the public as it entered the company’s Robotaxi suite in Austin this past week. However, the vehicle might already be on its way to becoming even better, as the company is asking riders to describe what they’d like to see improved with the Cybercab. Tesla sent a … Read more