Stories by Sarah Lee-Jones

Tesla to Delay Optimus 3 Reveal to Stop Competitors From Copying Design

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that the official unveiling of the Optimus 3 version will be pushed closer to the actual start of production. The decision comes as Tesla identifies a growing trend of competitors performing detailed, frame-by-frame analyses of its robot prototypes to copy the company’s work. By delaying the reveal, Musk aims […]

SpaceX to Build World’s Most Powerful AI Coding Models with Cursor

SpaceX has announced a major strategic partnership with Cursor, the AI-powered code editor, to develop advanced models for software engineering and knowledge work. The collaboration aims to combine Cursor’s popular product distribution with the massive computing power of SpaceX’s Colossus supercomputer. According to the announcement, SpaceX is providing a training environment equivalent to one million […]

Starlink Referral Code USA 2026: Last Chance for $35 Deal

Starlink is reaching out to potential customers again with a significant price drop for its satellite internet service. A recent promotional offer lowered the starting monthly cost to $35 for the first four months in select areas, according to a marketing email sent out and received by Tesla North. This new deal represents a discount […]

Tesla Planning Private Robotaxi Charging Hubs in Arizona

Tesla is moving forward with infrastructure for its autonomous fleet, filing pre-permits for large-scale charging sites in the Phoenix East Valley. According to documents discovered by MarcoRP, the electric car maker is planning to build dozens of chargers that will be closed to the general public. Dedicated Hub in Chandler The primary filing involves an […]
Red car on a crash-test line with two white checker stripes on the hood; text on the windshield reads, 'Safety doesn’t stop after a crash'.

Tesla Post-Crash Safety: 4 Automatic Features That Protect You After an Impact

Tesla has issued a fresh look at the integrated safety measures that activate immediately following a serious collision. While many focus on crash prevention, these “post-event” features are designed to safeguard occupants and first responders during the critical moments after a car comes to a stop. Visual and Communication Alerts Upon detecting a major impact […]

Tesla Police EVs Offer 4x Cost Savings Over Gas-Powered Cruisers

New data reveals that switching to Tesla electric vehicles could save police departments tens of thousands of dollars per vehicle. According to an analysis by UP.FIT, the company that specializes in outfitting Teslas for duty, the cost to operate these EVs is roughly four times lower than traditional gas-powered cruisers over a five-year period. The […]

Tesla Cybercab Production Without Steering Wheels Spotted at Giga Texas

Tesla has hit a major production milestone at Giga Texas, with the first fleet of purpose-built Cybercabs appearing at the factory’s outbound lot. According to drone pilot Joe Tegtmeyer, who monitors the facility daily, roughly 14 Cybercabs were spotted on April 17, 2026. Notably, these vehicles were produced without steering wheels, marking a massive shift […]

First Look: Tesla V4 Supercharger with Payment Kiosk and 500kW Power

Tesla recently launched its first true V4 Supercharger station in Redwood City, California. A new video from David Moss highlights the advanced hardware, which features significantly faster charging capabilities and a dedicated payment terminal that eliminates the need for the Tesla mobile app. The Redwood City site features V4 units capable of delivering up to […]

Tesla FSD v14.3.1 Rolls Out with Improved Parking UI and Highway Fixes

Tesla has begun rolling out Full Self-Driving (FSD) v14.3.1 (via software version 2026.2.9.7), a targeted point release that builds on the major architectural changes introduced just over a week ago (Tesla AI team is working overtime yet again). While the formal release notes remain identical to v14.3, early data and driver reports reveal critical refinements […]