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Latest • Feb 06, 2026

Stellantis Takes Massive $26 Billion Hit as EV Strategy Unravels, Exits Ontario Battery Plant

Stellantis is taking a $26 billion loss and canceling a major battery plant in Ontario as it scales back its electric vehicle strategy. This significant retreat by a major automaker highlights the ongoing challenges in the EV market. For Tesla, it reduces near-term competitive pressure and underscores its relative strength as an established EV leader.

Latest • Feb 06, 2026

Tesla ranks last in German reputation study, trailing Temu and Nestlé.

Tesla ranked last in a German brand reputation study, also performing poorly in Nordic countries. This represents a significant year-over-year collapse in public perception, placing it behind other companies with already-negative reputations. For owners and enthusiasts, this highlights a major challenge for Tesla's brand image in key European markets.

Roadster • Feb 06, 2026

Tesla files new Roadster trademarks

Tesla has filed new trademark filings for its next-generation Roadster, revealing fresh branding and a silhouette of the vehicle. This indicates that the company is moving closer to finally producing the long-awaited sports car. For enthusiasts, this is a significant sign of tangible progress toward the Roadster's eventual release.

Roadster • Feb 06, 2026

Tesla files new Roadster trademark with new silhouette

Tesla has filed new trademarks for its upcoming Roadster, revealing an updated silhouette of the long-awaited electric sports car. This provides the first official glimpse of the vehicle's potential design, signaling that development is progressing despite years of delays. For enthusiasts, this marks a tangible step toward the eventual release of the high-performance model.

FSD • Feb 06, 2026

Tesla launches AI training centre in China

Tesla has opened a dedicated AI training center in China to advance its autonomous driving technology. This move signifies a major investment in developing Full Self-Driving (FSD) for the Chinese market. For owners and enthusiasts, it is a key step toward the eventual launch and improvement of Tesla's FSD system in China.

Model 3/Y • Feb 06, 2026

Yet another fatal door handle lawsuit hits Tesla… but China has a fix

A new lawsuit alleges Tesla's electronic door handles trapped a driver in a crashed Model Y, leading to a fatality. This is part of a growing number of similar legal cases against the automaker. However, a regulatory change in China is expected to mandate a fix for this specific safety issue.

Roadster • Feb 06, 2026

Celebrating SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy Tesla Roadster launch, seven years later (Op-Ed)

This article marks the seven-year anniversary of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket launching a Tesla Roadster into space. The piece reflects on how the successful stunt shifted public perception from doubt about the mission to curiosity about the car's ultimate journey. For Tesla enthusiasts, it commemorates a historic moment that showcased the bold, innovative spirit linking Tesla and SpaceX.

FSD • Feb 06, 2026

Tesla now has AI training capability in China, a critical step for Full Self-Driving

Tesla has established an AI training center in China, which is a crucial move for advancing its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology there. This development is significant for Tesla's ambitions in the world's largest EV market and could accelerate the rollout and improvement of FSD for Chinese owners.

Latest • Feb 06, 2026

SpaceX’s xAI merger keeps legal liability and debt at arm’s length: report

This article reports that SpaceX's acquisition of xAI is structured to legally shield SpaceX from the AI company's potential liabilities and debts. For Tesla enthusiasts, this is relevant because Elon Musk leads both SpaceX and xAI, and this legal separation helps protect SpaceX's assets and, by extension, Musk's broader ventures which include Tesla.

Cybertruck • Feb 06, 2026

Tesla Launching Cybertruck Vehicle-to-Grid Program in Texas

Tesla is launching a vehicle-to-grid (V2G) program for Cybertruck owners in Texas, enabling them to send power from their truck's battery back to the electrical grid. This highly anticipated feature, called Powershare Grid Support, will allow owners to support the grid and potentially earn credits or revenue. For enthusiasts, it marks a significant step in Tesla's vision of turning its electric vehicles into distributed energy resources.

FSD • Feb 06, 2026

Tesla Files New “Cybercar” and “Cybervehicle” Trademarks

Tesla has filed trademarks for "Cybercar" and "Cybervehicle," likely as potential names for its future autonomous vehicle. This indicates the company is securing branding options for its next major product. For enthusiasts, it signals Tesla is actively progressing on its long-promised self-driving car project.

Latest • Feb 06, 2026

Cybercar or Cybercab? Why Tesla is Multiplying Names for its Future Robotaxi

Tesla has urgently filed trademarks for "Cybercar" and "Cybervehicle" due to unexpected legal and regulatory hurdles in the United States. This suggests the company's planned robotaxi may be launched under different names depending on the state. For owners and enthusiasts, this indicates Tesla is adapting its strategy to navigate complex local regulations for its future autonomous vehicle.