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Latest • Apr 16, 2026

Tesla's "Terafab" Project: Why It Plans to Make Its Own Chips by 2026

Tesla is investing $25 billion in its "Terafab" project to produce its own semiconductor chips, aiming for independence from external suppliers by 2026. This move is a strategic effort to control its supply chain and secure the advanced hardware needed for its future vehicles and AI ambitions. For owners and enthusiasts, this could lead to more reliable vehicle production, faster innovation in features like self-driving, and potentially a significant competitive edge for Tesla.

Charging • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla begins construction on third Nanaimo Supercharger [British Columbia]

Tesla has started building a third Supercharger station in Nanaimo, British Columbia. This expansion solidifies the city's role as a major charging hub on Vancouver Island. For owners and enthusiasts, it means improved charging convenience and reduced wait times in the region.

Stock & Business • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla opens Q1 2026 earnings call Q&A portal

Tesla has opened its shareholder Q&A portal ahead of its Q1 2026 earnings call, allowing investors to submit questions. This gives shareholders direct influence over the discussion topics for the upcoming financial update. For enthusiasts, this is a recurring opportunity to hear leadership address investor priorities, potentially covering new products, financial performance, or company strategy.

FSD • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla intertwines FSD with in-house Insurance for attractive incentive

Tesla is now directly linking the use of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to lower insurance premiums through its in-house insurance program. This means owners who drive with FSD engaged can receive lower rates, as Tesla uses its own vehicle data to prove the system reduces risk. This creates a financial incentive for owners to purchase and use the FSD feature.

Stock & Business • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla Q1 2026: What to expect from the April 22 conference amid inventory surplus and AI ambitions

Tesla will hold its Q1 2026 earnings conference on April 22, 2026, during a period of significant strategic transition. Investors and enthusiasts are keenly watching for updates on the company's management of a large vehicle inventory surplus and the progress of its ambitious AI projects. The call will provide crucial insights into Tesla's current challenges and its future direction beyond automotive manufacturing.

FSD • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla ‘Full Self-Driving’ crashed through railroad gate seconds before train

A Tesla using "Full Self-Driving" drove through a lowered railroad crossing gate as a train approached, forcing the owner to manually accelerate to avoid a collision. The driver, an experienced FSD user, described this as the system's first major failure for him. This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns about the technology's ability to handle complex and dangerous real-world scenarios.

Optimus • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla finalizes AI5 chip design, Elon Musk makes bold claim on capability

Tesla has completed the design of its next-generation AI5 chip, which CEO Elon Musk states is specifically optimized for real-time AI processing in its Robotaxi and Optimus humanoid robot projects. This represents a continued strategic focus on tightly integrating custom hardware and software to maximize performance for autonomous systems.

Latest • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla AI5 design revealed as Musk confirms it won’t be used in cars

Tesla has unveiled the design of its next-generation AI5 chip, but CEO Elon Musk confirmed it will not be used in the company's vehicles. Instead, the hardware is intended for Tesla's supercomputing cluster, Dojo, which is used for AI training. This means the development is focused on improving Tesla's backend AI capabilities rather than delivering a direct hardware upgrade for customer cars.

Charging • Apr 15, 2026

Elon Musk signals expansion of Tesla’s unique side business

Elon Musk is planning to expand Tesla's unique "Supercharger Diner" concept, which combines electric vehicle charging with a retro-style restaurant and entertainment venue. This move signals Tesla's continued investment in turning its charging stations into experiential destinations beyond simple refueling stops. For owners and enthusiasts, it means future road trips could include more integrated, themed stops that blend charging with dining and leisure.

FSD • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla taped out AI5 chip, Musk says — nearly 2 years behind schedule

Tesla has completed the design of its next-generation AI5 chip for self-driving, sending it for manufacturing. This milestone arrives almost two years later than originally promised, with volume production still over a year away. For owners and enthusiasts, this indicates continued development of Tesla's full self-driving technology but highlights significant delays in its hardware roadmap.

Optimus • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla Suggests Giga Shanghai May Play Major Role in Optimus Production Plans

Tesla's Giga Shanghai factory is being considered as a key production site for its Optimus humanoid robot. This indicates Tesla is advancing its plans to mass-manufacture the Optimus bot. For Tesla enthusiasts, it signals a major scaling-up of the company's robotics ambitions, leveraging Shanghai's proven manufacturing efficiency.

Model 3/Y • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla France's Sudden Price Shift Halts Buyer's Purchase

Tesla France unexpectedly ended a €3,000 trade-in bonus on March 31, abruptly changing the price for a customer who was planning to upgrade their Model 3 to a Model Y. This sudden policy shift means some buyers missed the incentive, impacting their purchase calculations. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights how Tesla's pricing and promotions can change quickly, requiring prompt action to secure deals.