#Production

Tesla Semi • Apr 11, 2026

Tesla’s Semi truck factory is open with a detail that changes everything

Tesla has opened a dedicated factory in Nevada to produce its Semi electric truck, with a production target of 50,000 vehicles per year. This major expansion signals that Tesla is moving the Semi from limited pilot programs into full-scale commercial manufacturing. For owners and enthusiasts, it confirms Tesla's serious commitment to electrifying the trucking industry and indicates that broader fleet deliveries are imminent.

Model 3/Y • Apr 10, 2026

Tesla retires Model Y white interior at Giga Shanghai, replaces it with Zen Grey

Tesla has discontinued the signature white interior option for the Model Y produced at its Shanghai factory, replacing it with a new "Zen Grey" color. This change removes a popular long-standing choice for customers in that market. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a shift in Tesla's design and material strategy for one of its best-selling vehicles.

Model S/X • Apr 09, 2026

Elon Musk drops a bomb regarding Tesla Model S, X inventory

Tesla has ended production of new Model S and Model X vehicles and stopped taking custom orders. Only a limited number of pre-built inventory units remain available for purchase. This signals the effective end of the original flagship vehicle lines, making remaining inventory a scarce commodity for enthusiasts.

Model S/X • Apr 06, 2026

Tesla uses Model S and X ‘sentimental’ value to enforce massive pricing move

Tesla has significantly increased the prices of its Model S and X vehicles by intentionally reducing their production to create scarcity. This strategy aims to frame these models as limited-edition items, leveraging their sentimental value rather than improvements or cost increases. For owners and enthusiasts, this means the existing models are being positioned as collectible relics, likely increasing their perceived exclusivity and resale value.

Stock & Business • Apr 05, 2026

Tesla Q1 2026: 50,000 Unsold Globally, Record Stockpile in France

Tesla's global Q1 2026 deliveries of 358,023 vehicles fell short of production, leaving a record stockpile of approximately 50,000 unsold cars worldwide. This contrasts sharply with its performance in France, where the company achieved its best-ever first quarter with 13,945 new registrations. The situation indicates a significant imbalance between Tesla's production and demand in key markets, raising concerns about potential price adjustments or inventory challenges.

Stock & Business • Apr 02, 2026

Tesla Misses Q1 Delivery Expectations as Production Outpaces Demand

Tesla delivered 358,023 vehicles in Q1 2026, falling short of Wall Street's forecasts and showing a decline from the previous quarter. This indicates that the company's production is currently exceeding customer demand. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals potential near-term pressure on Tesla's growth and possibly increased incentives to boost sales.

Stock & Business • Apr 02, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) Q1 2026 deliveries miss expectations at 358,000, builds 50,000 excess vehicles

Tesla's Q1 2026 deliveries of 358,023 vehicles fell short of Wall Street forecasts. The company produced roughly 50,000 more vehicles than it delivered, significantly increasing its inventory. This indicates weakening demand or logistical challenges, raising concerns about Tesla's sales pace and inventory management.

Model S/X • Apr 01, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) to hold a Model S/X farewell ceremony, CEO Elon Musk remembers a 14-year legacy

Tesla has officially ended production of its flagship Model S and Model X vehicles, marking the close of a 14-year era that began with the Model S. The company is holding a farewell ceremony to commemorate these pioneering luxury electric vehicles. This signals a significant shift in Tesla's product strategy away from these older models.

Model S/X • Apr 01, 2026

The Beginning of the End – Tesla Ends Custom Orders for Model S and Model X

Tesla has stopped taking custom orders for its Model S and Model X vehicles. This signals a strategic shift away from the traditional build-to-order model for its flagship cars. For customers, it means these models will now only be available as pre-configured inventory vehicles, limiting personalization options.

Model S/X • Apr 01, 2026

Elon Musk hints at “official ceremony” with throwback photo to close Tesla Model S, Model X chapter

Elon Musk has indicated there will be an official ceremony to mark the end of production for Tesla's Model S and Model X. This signals the conclusion of an era for Tesla's original flagship vehicles that established the brand's luxury and performance reputation. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights the company's shift in focus toward its newer, high-volume models like the Model 3 and Model Y.

Cybertruck • Mar 30, 2026

Another Tesla Cybercab production leader leaves as exodus continues

Tesla's manufacturing leader for the Cybercab assembly has left the company, marking the third senior departure from the robotaxi project in a month. This continuing exodus of key personnel signals potential internal challenges and could lead to further delays for the highly anticipated Cybercab's production timeline.

Model S/X • Mar 29, 2026

Tesla ends Model S and Model X production, only a limited inventory is left

Tesla has officially ended production of its Model S and Model X vehicles, confirming the news in a company email. Only a limited existing inventory of these flagship luxury models remains available for purchase. This marks the end of an era for the vehicles that launched Tesla's brand and the broader transition to electric transportation.