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Tesla teased an October 1 Roadster reveal, reviving years of delayed SpaceX thruster hover promises.

The performance EV may have technology developed in partnership with SpaceX.

Tesla’s halo sports car was first announced in November 2017.

Tesla is teasing an October 1 reveal for the new Tesla Roadster, nine years after it first showed the prototype.

It’s still on its original battery and motors, and it drives like new, even though it spent most of its life as a taxi.

Tesla is planning to roll out some pretty significant safety and accident avoidance features with Full Self-Driving version 15, which will be the next major FSD deployment from the company. Tesla AI lead Ashok Elluswamy used a near-miss…

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Speaking at the Citi 2026 Global TMT Conference, T-Mobile's CFO claimed that Starlink Mobile can never be a real threat to the terrestrial carriers like Verizon or AT&T. The signal just takes too long to reach Earth and is too weak, he…

A US congressman has asked federal regulators what they intend to do about Tesla drivers who sleep while Full Self-Driving is switched on, demanding answers from the transportation secretary by 30 September. Raja Krishnamoorthi, who…

Former tech startup CEO Shiloh Luckey has been federally indicted for allegedly conning venture capitalists out of USD 13.3 million, using the funds to finance a Tesla, a home, and a Caribbean wedding. After her arrest, she was released on…

Wild video shows a man desperately clinging to a moving Tesla as another man allegedly pursues him carrying a knife

In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we discuss the Tesla Semi launch in Europe, mixed bag of EV sales, Chinese EVs in the US, and more.

Common tracking and remote-access vehicle systems designed to improve safety can be easily misused, sometimes in pretty scary and dangerous ways.

One congressman is demanding that NHTSA look into continued misuse of Tesla's Full Self-Driving software.

Elon Musk is once again promoting the misuse of Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” (FSD), this time by amplifying a video of a 98-year-old man who openly admits he has stopped watching the road.