Tesla has a Cybercab problem nobody saw coming

Tesla’s Cybercab line in Texas can now build the two seat robotaxi faster than the company can put it into service, according to Lars Moravy, Tesla’s Vice President of Vehicle Engineering. “We don’t run every day because the line can run so fast. It’s currently outpacing our deployments,” Moravy said in a new Cybercab deep … Read more

Tesla Cybercab’s unorthodox paint process explained

Tesla Cybercab skips the traditional paint shop entirely, marking an unorthodox process for coloring the fully autonomous vehicle. However, the decision was a smart one, as it slashed factory costs, floor space utilization, and complexity, since Tesla relied on specialized alloys and in-mold coloring. Munro Live was given the opportunity to do a factory walkthrough … Read more

Starlink is ‘biggest competitive advantage,’ but it’s temporary, United CEO says

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said that SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet is its leading competitive advantage in the U.S. airline industry. However, in recent comments, while he described the service as “the biggest competitive advantage” the carrier currently holds, he also acknowledged that the edge is temporary. “…everybody eventually is going to have high-speed low … Read more

Tesla Cybercabs take over Austin’s F1 weekend

Tesla’s driverless Cybercabs used the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix in Austin as their biggest public stress test yet. On Sunday afternoon, Tesla head of AI software Ashok Elluswamy quoted a photo from X user Ben Steindl showing a long line of gold Cybercabs and Model Y Robotaxis stacked up on a road near … Read more

Tesla Assisted Driving expands to tenth EU country

Tesla has expanded its Tesla Assisted Driving (TAD) suite to its tenth European country, as Latvia joined a growing list of European Union member states authorizing the company’s advanced driver assistance technology. Tesla Europe announced this morning that the system is now approved in Latvia, with a software rollout to begin soon. The approval and … Read more

How SpaceX Is raising Raptor’s sea-level thrust while holding engine mass steady

SpaceX’s Raptor engine family has steadily increased sea-level thrust while simultaneously reducing mass, turning iterative engineering gains into substantially higher performance for the Super Heavy booster. CEO Elon Musk shed more light on how powerful Raptor 4 will be, and it’s pretty crazy. Raptor 1 delivered 185 metric tons of thrust at roughly 2,080 kilograms, … Read more

Tesla makes good on its Cybercab promise in just two weeks

Tesla has given Cybercab passengers a way to see what is behind them, along with a way to turn the cabin screen off entirely. Riders in Austin can now bring up a live rearview camera feed on the Cybercab’s center display in the middle of a trip. Austin rider Ethan McKanna spotted the change late … Read more

Tesla is building its own maps to fix Navigation issues

Tesla revealed plans to develop its own maps internally to fix Navigation issues and give owners more control over their routing. On the company’s Q3 2026 Earnings Call, a question was asked about FSD Navigation issues, particularly speed limit recognition, parking, and routing. These are issues that surface from version to version and seem to … Read more