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Stock & Business • Feb 05, 2026

SpaceX acquires xAI to build AI data centers in space, Tesla (TSLA) invests $2 billion in Musk’s xAI

SpaceX has acquired Elon Musk's AI company, xAI, with a goal of building AI data centers in space. In a related move, Tesla has invested $2 billion into xAI. This signals a deeper integration of Musk's companies and a major commitment to advancing AI capabilities, which could eventually benefit Tesla through enhanced data processing and AI development.

Latest • Feb 05, 2026

Canada brings back $5,000 EV rebate, scraps EV sales mandate

Canada has scrapped its national electric vehicle sales mandate but is reinstating a federal $5,000 rebate for EV purchases. This policy shift moves the country's strategy from requiring automakers to sell EVs to directly incentivizing consumer adoption. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means a direct financial incentive is once again available when purchasing eligible Tesla models in Canada.

Charging • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla Supercharger under construction in Terrace [British Columbia]

Tesla is expanding its Supercharger network further into northern British Columbia with a new eight-stall station under construction in Terrace. This expansion improves long-distance travel infrastructure for Tesla owners in the region.

Cybertruck • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck to join Florida fire department as brush truck

The Lake Alfred, Florida fire department has approved the purchase of a Tesla Cybertruck to be used as a brush truck for fighting wildfires. This marks one of the vehicle's first adoptions by a fire department, expanding its role beyond police use. For enthusiasts, it demonstrates a practical, emergency service application for the Cybertruck's off-road and utility capabilities.

Latest • Feb 05, 2026

IM Motors co-CEO apologizes to Tesla China over FUD comments

The co-CEO of Chinese automaker IM Motors has publicly apologized to Tesla China. He retracted his earlier claim that a fatal accident was caused by Tesla brake failure, stating subsequent investigations did not support it. This serves as a correction to misinformation that had negatively impacted Tesla's reputation.

Latest • Feb 05, 2026

SpaceX is exploring a “Starlink Phone” for direct-to-device internet services: report

SpaceX is reportedly developing a "Starlink Phone" that would provide direct satellite-to-device internet connectivity. This news is significant for Tesla owners and enthusiasts as it suggests a potential future integration of global, off-grid connectivity into Tesla vehicles, enhancing features like infotainment and navigation in remote areas.

Latest • Feb 05, 2026

FCC accepts SpaceX filing for 1 million orbital data center plan

The FCC has accepted SpaceX's filing to review its plan to launch a massive "Orbital Data Center" with one million units. This is an early regulatory step for the ambitious project, which is separate from Tesla's operations. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals SpaceX's continued advancement in space-based infrastructure, which could eventually support future global connectivity initiatives.

Model 3/Y • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla hit with another wrongful death suit over its electronic door handles

A mother is suing Tesla over the electronic door handles on its Model Y, alleging they trapped her son during a fatal fire. This is the latest in a series of wrongful death lawsuits and customer complaints regarding the handles, which are now under federal investigation. The case highlights ongoing safety concerns that could impact Tesla's reputation and potentially lead to recalls or design changes.

Latest • Feb 05, 2026

Elon Musk’s Boring Company signs deal to begin Dubai Loop project

Elon Musk's Boring Company has secured its first international project, signing a deal to build the Dubai Loop. This expansion marks a significant milestone for the tunneling venture outside the United States. For Tesla and Musk followers, it represents a major step in scaling his broader vision of transportation infrastructure.

FSD • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla drops plans for robo-charging site for the SF robotaxis it doesn’t have

Tesla has canceled its plan to build an autonomous charging station for its proposed robotaxi fleet in San Francisco. This decision comes amid union opposition and ahead of a public hearing on the project. For now, this represents a scaling back of infrastructure plans for a service that Tesla has not yet launched.

FSD • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla confirms Full Self-Driving still isn’t garnering interest from lagging competitors

A Tesla executive confirmed that despite being the most advanced system in the U.S., Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology is still not attracting licensing interest from other automakers. This indicates that Tesla's competitors remain hesitant to adopt its driver-assistance software. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this reinforces the company's claim of having a significant technological lead in this area.

FSD • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla’s new FSD push looks like a gross money grab: they have questions to anwser

Tesla is pushing owners to buy its Full Self-Driving (FSD) package before it becomes subscription-only, but a policy change in the email states FSD will no longer transfer between vehicles. This means buyers risk losing their significant FSD investment if they sell their car, which critics see as a move to pressure sales. Owners and enthusiasts need clarity on this major change to the software's value and ownership terms.