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Stock & Business • Apr 23, 2026

Tesla just increased its spending plan to $25B — here’s where the money is going

Tesla has significantly increased its capital expenditure plan to $25 billion, which will result in negative free cash flow for the rest of the year. This major investment is focused on advancing new technologies, including its robotaxi platform and more affordable next-generation vehicles. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a strong commitment to future growth and product development, albeit with short-term financial pressure.

FSD • Apr 23, 2026

Tesla shares more details on HW3 upgrade path – retrofits, microfactories, and discounts

Tesla has outlined its plan to upgrade older Hardware 3 (HW3) vehicles for customers who purchased Full Self-Driving. The strategy includes using microfactories for retrofits and offering discounts on the upgrade. This means eligible owners will have a clearer path to access newer FSD capabilities.

FSD • Apr 23, 2026

Tesla will build factories just to retrofit HW3 cars it said could do FSD, but can’t

Tesla is considering building small factories to retrofit older vehicles with newer hardware, as their current HW3 systems cannot deliver the promised Full Self-Driving capability. This would be a costly and logistically complex undertaking for the company. For owners, it represents a potential path to finally receiving the long-awaited FSD feature, though it is not yet a guaranteed action from Tesla.

FSD • Apr 22, 2026

Tesla confirms features and June timeline for FSD V14 Lite on HW3

Tesla has confirmed its "FSD V14 Lite" software will begin rolling out in June. This update will bring next-generation self-driving features to older vehicles equipped with the Hardware 3 (HW3) computer. For owners of these vehicles, it means a significant upgrade to their car's autonomous capabilities without needing new hardware.

FSD • Apr 22, 2026

Elon Musk admits millions of Tesla owners need upgrades for true ‘Full Self-Driving’

Elon Musk has acknowledged that millions of existing Tesla vehicles will require hardware upgrades to achieve true "Full Self-Driving" capability. This admission contrasts with years of promises that the functionality would be enabled through software updates alone. For owners, this means potential additional costs and could expose Tesla to legal challenges over its past marketing claims.

FSD • Apr 22, 2026

Elon Musk admits that millions of Tesla vehicles won’t get unsupervised FSD

Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed that vehicles with the older Hardware 3 (HW3) computer will not receive unsupervised Full Self-Driving capability. This affects roughly 4 million owners, including those who previously paid for the FSD feature. The announcement clarifies a significant hardware limitation for a large portion of the existing Tesla fleet.

Roadster • Apr 22, 2026

Elon Musk pushes Tesla Roadster unveil again — now ‘maybe in a month or so’

Elon Musk has again delayed the unveiling of the new Tesla Roadster, now suggesting it could happen "in a month or so." This is at least the eighth postponement since the vehicle was first announced nearly nine years ago. For owners and enthusiasts, this continues a long pattern of anticipation and uncertainty regarding the high-performance car's launch.

Optimus • Apr 22, 2026

Tesla isn’t joking about building Optimus at an industrial scale: Here we go

Tesla is constructing a massive factory in Texas to mass-produce its Optimus humanoid robots, with a target of 10 million units per year. This demonstrates the company's serious commitment to scaling the robot from a prototype into a major commercial product. For enthusiasts, it signals that Tesla is aggressively moving toward a future where Optimus robots could become a common sight in factories and beyond.

FSD • Apr 22, 2026

Elon Musk pushes unsupervised FSD for consumer Teslas — again

Elon Musk has again delayed the timeline for unsupervised Full Self-Driving, stating it will not arrive for consumer Tesla vehicles until Q4 2026 at the earliest. This continues a pattern of postponed deadlines for the long-promised autonomous feature. For owners and enthusiasts, it means another significant wait for the capability to use FSD without driver supervision.

FSD • Apr 22, 2026

Tesla seems to say Robotaxi launch will be pushed back in 5 US cities

Tesla's latest earnings report indicates a delay for its planned Robotaxi service in five out of eight previously announced U.S. cities. This suggests a significant scaling back of the initial launch rollout. For owners and enthusiasts, it means a longer wait for the autonomous ride-hailing service and signals ongoing development challenges.

Stock & Business • Apr 22, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) pulled questionable levers to make Q1 2026 financials look good

Tesla's Q1 2026 earnings appeared strong, but the results were inflated by one-time accounting moves like warranty reserve releases and tariff refunds. The article argues these tactics mask a lack of growth in Tesla's core automotive business. For owners and enthusiasts, this suggests underlying financial challenges despite positive headline numbers.

FSD • Apr 22, 2026

Tesla Robotaxi Usage Surges in Q1 2026 as Paid Miles Nearly Triple

Tesla's Robotaxi service saw a major expansion in early 2026, with the distance traveled by paying customers nearly tripling. This surge indicates the company's autonomous ride-hailing program is scaling up successfully in real-world use. For owners and enthusiasts, it demonstrates tangible progress toward Tesla's vision of a profitable, fully autonomous fleet.