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Tesla Semi • Feb 09, 2026

Tesla Semi: Why the Electric Truck's Total Cost of Ownership Dooms Diesel

The Tesla Semi's significantly lower total cost of ownership (TCO) presents a major economic threat to traditional diesel trucks. This makes the electric truck a compelling financial choice for fleet operators, not just an environmental one. For Tesla enthusiasts, it signals a powerful expansion of the company's disruption into the heavy transport industry.

Optimus • Feb 08, 2026

Optimus Academy: Elon Musk's Plan to Build an Army of Robots

Elon Musk is shifting focus from autonomous vehicles to humanoid robotics with the new "Optimus Academy," a large-scale training infrastructure for Tesla's Optimus robot. The goal is to develop the prototype into a versatile, autonomous workforce. This signals Tesla's major expansion into robotics and automation, aiming to create a new product line beyond electric vehicles.

FSD • Feb 07, 2026

Tesla clarifies FSD ownership rules as February 14 deadline for purchases approaches

Tesla has clarified that customers who purchase its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software outright by February 14 will own it permanently, even if they sell their current vehicle. This means the FSD license can be transferred to a new Tesla, which is a significant benefit for owners. After this deadline, the rules may change, creating urgency for those considering the purchase.

Software Updates • Feb 07, 2026

Songbird sues Tesla and X Over Voice Assistant Patent Infringement

Songbird Tech has filed patent infringement lawsuits against Tesla and X, alleging their voice-assistance technology violates a specific patent. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this legal action could potentially impact future voice-command features in vehicles, though no immediate changes or effects are expected while the case is pending.

Model 3/Y • Feb 07, 2026

Tesla FSD Helps Guide Driver to Hospital During Massive Heart Attack

A Tesla Model Y's Full Self-Driving feature successfully guided its driver to a hospital while he was experiencing a major heart attack. This incident demonstrates a potential real-world safety benefit of the technology beyond convenience. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights how advanced driver-assistance systems can provide critical aid during unforeseen emergencies.

FSD • Feb 07, 2026

Tesla engineers deflected calls from this tech giant’s now-defunct EV project

During its secret "Project Titan" EV development, Apple made daily attempts to contact Tesla engineers, who consistently avoided the calls. This highlights the competitive tension between the two companies in the electric and autonomous vehicle space. For Tesla enthusiasts, it underscores Tesla's position as a prime target for talent recruitment and a key player that rivals sought to learn from.

Latest • Feb 07, 2026

Tesla secures another lease for a new building in Silicon Valley

Tesla has leased a second large facility, a 267,099-square-foot advanced manufacturing building, in Fremont, California. This expansion signals Tesla's continued investment in its Silicon Valley operations and manufacturing capacity. For owners and enthusiasts, it indicates growth and a potential focus on developing or scaling new technologies.

Model 3/Y • Feb 07, 2026

Tesla launches Model Y ‘Switch & Save’ and financing offer in India

Tesla has introduced a new "Switch & Save" trade-in and financing promotion for the Model Y in India, available until the end of March. This move indicates Tesla is actively trying to boost its sales in this challenging market. For Indian customers, it represents a limited-time opportunity to purchase a Model Y with enhanced financial incentives.

Stock & Business • Feb 07, 2026

Tesla to a $100T market cap? Elon Musk’s response may shock you

Some Tesla investors have extremely bullish predictions that the company could reach a $100 trillion market valuation. Elon Musk responded to this idea, though the article's headline suggests his reply may be surprising. The speculation stems from Tesla's expansion beyond cars and energy into AI and robotics.

Stock & Business • Feb 07, 2026

Tesla files for additional trademarks for the Cybercab in some US states: Cybercar, Cybervehicle, Robotaxi

Tesla is filing for additional trademarks, including "Cybercar" and "Cybervehicle," for its planned robotaxi. This is because its preferred name, "Robotaxi," was rejected by the U.S. Patent Office for being too generic. For enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's continued legal and regulatory efforts to advance its self-driving taxi service.

Model 3/Y • Feb 07, 2026

Tesla opens orders for Model 3 and Model Y in Morocco

Tesla has officially opened orders for its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in Morocco, marking the brand's strategic entry into the market. This move provides Moroccan technology and sustainability enthusiasts with direct access to Tesla's electric vehicles for the first time.

Software Updates • Feb 07, 2026

Tesla exec tells Congress ‘no one has ever’ taken control of its vehicles — but that’s not true

A Tesla executive told Congress that no one has ever remotely taken control of its vehicles. However, this claim is contradicted by a past incident where a hacker did gain control of Tesla's entire fleet. This highlights a discrepancy between Tesla's official statements and historical cybersecurity events.