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FSD • Feb 20, 2026

Tesla has to pay historical $243 million judgement over Autopilot crash, judge says

A federal judge has upheld a $243 million jury verdict against Tesla for a fatal 2019 Autopilot crash, rejecting the company's appeal. This ruling is a major legal setback for Tesla as it faces numerous other lawsuits related to its driver-assistance technology. For owners and enthusiasts, it underscores the ongoing and significant legal and safety scrutiny surrounding Autopilot.

FSD • Feb 20, 2026

Tesla Cyberbeast price drops to less than $100k but loses Luxe package with FSD

Tesla has lowered the price of its high-performance Cyberbeast truck to under $100,000, making it more competitive with other premium electric pickups. However, this new base price no longer includes the previous "Luxe" package and Full Self-Driving (FSD) capability. This means potential buyers get a lower entry cost but must pay extra for those previously bundled premium features.

FSD • Feb 19, 2026

Tesla Releases New FSD Safety Stats After Crossing 8.2 Billion Miles Driven

Tesla has surpassed 8.2 billion miles driven using its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system. The company has concurrently released new safety statistics from North America based on this extensive data. This provides owners and enthusiasts with a significant, real-world benchmark to assess the system's safety performance.

FSD • Feb 19, 2026

Uber Invests $100M in EV Fast Charging to Power Robotaxi Expansion

Uber is investing $100 million to build electric vehicle fast-charging infrastructure, primarily to support its future fleet of autonomous robotaxis. This move signals a major strategic shift for Uber toward an electric and driverless future. For Tesla enthusiasts, this investment could accelerate the expansion of public fast-charging networks, potentially benefiting all EV owners, and highlights the growing industry commitment to infrastructure needed for autonomous electric fleets.

FSD • Feb 19, 2026

Tesla admits it still needs drivers and remote operators — then argues that’s better than Waymo

Tesla has admitted its current "Robotaxi" service still requires both in-car drivers and remote human operators. The company argues this supervised approach is more reliable than Waymo's fully driverless system. This reveals a significant gap between Tesla's current capabilities and a truly autonomous taxi service.

FSD • Feb 19, 2026

Tesla wins FCC approval for wireless Cybercab charging system

Tesla has received a key FCC waiver to install a wireless charging system for its upcoming Cybercab robotaxi. This approval allows the system to be used outdoors, removing a regulatory hurdle for Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing service. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals concrete progress toward Tesla's vision of a fully autonomous fleet that can charge without human intervention.

FSD • Feb 19, 2026

Tesla owners surpass 8 billion miles driven on FSD Supervised

Tesla owners have now driven over 8 billion miles using the company's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised system. This milestone highlights the rapidly growing adoption of the driver-assistance software. For owners and enthusiasts, it represents a massive and expanding real-world dataset that is crucial for training and improving Tesla's autonomous driving technology.

FSD • Feb 18, 2026

Elon Musk Confirms Cybercab Deliveries Under $30,000 Before 2027

Tesla has produced its first Cybercab, a fully autonomous vehicle without a steering wheel or pedals. CEO Elon Musk confirms the company plans to deliver these vehicles to customers for under $30,000 before 2027. This marks a major step toward Tesla's goal of launching an affordable, self-driving robotaxi service.

FSD • Feb 18, 2026

Tesla announces crazy new Full Self-Driving milestone

Tesla has reached a significant new milestone in miles driven using its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system. This data is critical as the company progresses toward its goal of collecting 10 billion miles of training data. CEO Elon Musk has stated that reaching this threshold is necessary to achieve unsupervised, fully autonomous driving.

FSD • Feb 18, 2026

Tesla avoids California sales suspension after dropping Autopilot

Tesla avoided a potential 30-day sales suspension in California by agreeing to change how it markets its driver-assistance features. The company dropped the term "Autopilot" from its marketing materials to satisfy state regulators. This means Tesla can continue selling vehicles in the key California market, but must be more cautious in its advertising claims.

FSD • Feb 18, 2026

Tesla Reports Five New Minor Robotaxi Crashes in Austin

Tesla has reported five new minor accidents involving its autonomous robotaxi software in Austin. These incidents provide data on the system's real-world performance and ongoing challenges. For owners and enthusiasts, this highlights the continued development and regulatory scrutiny of Tesla's self-driving technology.

FSD • Feb 18, 2026

Tesla avoids 30-day California sales suspension after dropping misleading ‘Autopilot’ marketing

Tesla avoided a 30-day sales license suspension in California by agreeing to stop using the term "Autopilot" in its marketing. This settlement resolves a long-running case and officially confirms that the company's past marketing of its driver-assist feature was considered misleading.