Tesla Model Y L Coming to America? It Was Just Caught Testing in California
Tesla has moved closer to bringing the longer, six-seat Model Y L to North America it seems. A camouflaged prototype of the vehicle was recently spotted testing at the company’s Fremont Factory, marking a significant step toward an eventual US release. That’s according to a video uploaded to YouTube by ‘Servants life’ on May 29, […]
Tesla Just Dominated Europe in May With Triple-Digit Growth Across Multiple Countries
Tesla experienced a massive surge in new vehicle registrations across Europe in May 2026, bouncing back sharply with triple-digit growth in multiple key markets. France led the charge by recording its best-ever month of May with 5,446 new Tesla registrations. That figure represents a staggering 655% increase compared to the same period last year, pushing […]
Tesla Released an Official Model Y Sunshade and of Course It’s Only Available in China
Tesla has added a new official accessory to its online shop in China, introducing a manual retractable sunshade specifically designed for the Model Y. The new product is scheduled to officially go on sale on June 4, 2026, at 10:00 AM local time. Priced at 1,499 RMB ($221 USD), the accessory aims to give drivers […]
Tesla’s New Outlet Adapter Turns Your Model Y L Into a Giant Power Bank
Tesla is bringing vehicle-to-load charging to the stretched out Model Y L in Australia and New Zealand with a new accessory called the Tesla Outlet Adapter. The adapter plugs directly into the car’s charge port and lets you power devices like space heaters, e-bikes and power tools straight from the vehicle’s battery. It’s priced at […]
Tesla Is Threatening to Sue a Canadian Province Over Its EV Rebate Ban
Tesla is threatening to sue the Manitoba government over its decision to ban the automaker from the province’s electric vehicle rebate program. Lawyers for Tesla sent a letter to Premier Wab Kinew’s office warning they plan to ask a court to overturn the exclusion. Tesla argues the ban is procedurally unfair, carried out for improper […]
SpaceX Just Hit 50 Starlink Launches in a Single Year and It’s Only May
SpaceX successfully launched its 50th Starlink mission of the year on Saturday morning, maintaining a rapid pace for its orbital deployment schedule. A Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California at 8:25 a.m. PDT, carrying 24 Starlink v2 Mini satellites into low-Earth orbit. The mission highlighted the reliable reuse of […]
SpaceX Is Making Products in Space and Dropping Them Into the Ocean for Pickup
SpaceX is working on something pretty wild. The company is quietly building a business around manufacturing products in space and shipping them back to Earth. The program is called Starfall. The idea is to take advantage of microgravity, the condition of near-weightlessness in orbit, to make things that are hard or impossible to produce on […]
Blue Origin Blew Up Its Only Launch Pad and Amazon Is Left Scrambling
Jeff Bezos and Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket exploded on the launch pad in Florida on Thursday during a routine pre-flight test, just days before it was supposed to launch 48 satellites for Amazon’s internet constellation. The company confirmed it “experienced an anomaly during today’s hotfire,” a test where the rocket is fuelled up and […]
Tesla FSD Supervised Approved in Estonia as Europe Rollout Gains Pace
Estonia has become the third European country to approve Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Supervised software, following the Netherlands and Lithuania. The Estonian Transport Administration signed off on the system by recognizing the safety approval already granted by Dutch regulators, clearing the way for Tesla to start rolling it out locally. Estonian officials noted the country has […]
Tesla FSD Just Drove Itself Across All of Canada Without Anyone Touching the Wheel
Three Tesla fans have completed what they’re calling the world’s first fully autonomous coast-to-coast drive across Canada, covering 3,760 miles (6,051 kilometres) from British Columbia to Nova Scotia without a single human intervention. David Moss, Devin Olsen, and Spencer left Horseshoe Bay Terminal in Vancouver on Monday and arrived at the Tesla Showroom in Halifax […]
Tesla Just Certified Its Robotaxi as Level 4 Autonomous and It’s Hitting Texas Roads
Tesla has officially taken a major step toward launching its commercial autonomous vehicle network. The automaker has self-certified its robotaxi software as Level 4 autonomous under a new Texas commercial autonomous vehicle law that took effect on May 28, 2026. The move follows the enforcement of Texas Senate Bill 2807, which requires operators of commercial […]
Tesla’s Cybercab Rolled Off the Assembly Line by Itself and It’s Wild
Tesla has reached a major milestone in its autonomous vehicle production as the first Cybercab units begin rolling off the assembly line, by themselves. In a video shared by CEO Elon Musk on X, a production-ready Cybercab was filmed driving itself completely autonomously out of the Gigafactory Texas facility. The short clip shows the gold-finished […]
SpaceX Ditches Python: Building Custom Bare-Metal AI Training Stack
Elon Musk announced that SpaceX is nearing completion on version 1.0 of an in-house artificial intelligence training platform designed to maximize hardware efficiency. The software is written directly in the C programming language, a departure from the popular Python-based frameworks used by most AI developers. Musk noted that the custom platform uses a small amount […]
Tesla Canada Sales Surge 150% in Massive April Turnaround
Tesla sales in Canada reached an estimated 3,800 units in April, marking a massive turnaround for the electric vehicle maker, according to data shared by industry observer Roland Pircher on X. The monthly performance represents a 150% surge compared to April last year, and a 123% increase compared to January, which served as the first […]
Tesla Doubters Had a Bad April as European Sales Surge for the Third Month Running
Tesla’s European comeback is starting to look real. After more than a year of sliding sales driven by customer backlash over its CEO’s political involvement and a flood of new competition, the company has now strung together three straight months of growth in the region. The Wall Street Journal reports that April registrations across the […]