Category: Tesla

Full Self-Driving

Tesla’s Controversial FSD Transfer Policy Shift: Cybertruck Owners Beware – Delivery Deadlines Now Trump Orders

In a move that’s sent shockwaves through the Tesla community, the company has quietly updated its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised transfer program. What was once a generous incentive allowing owners to transfer their pricey FSD package to a new vehicle if they simply ordered by March 31, 2026, now demands delivery by that same date. This subtle but seismic change, spotted first by eagle-eyed owners on forums and social media, primarily impacts Cybertruck buyers facing production delays – leaving many feeling baited and switched after committing to orders.

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Ralph’s Supermarkets Charges Ahead: Tesla Semi Sighting on LA Highways Ignites Grocery Logistics Revolution

In a moment that’s gone viral across social media, a dashcam video captured a sleek Ralph’s Supermarkets Tesla Semi trucking down a Los Angeles highway. Posted by X user @ChargePozitive on March 2, 2026, the footage has sparked excitement among EV enthusiasts and logistics pros alike. This isn’t just a one-off test; it’s concrete evidence of Kroger-owned Ralph’s – a staple in Southern California grocery shopping – deploying Tesla’s game-changing electric Semi in real-world operations. As a blogger who’s tracked the evolution of electric trucking for years, I see this as a pivotal tipping point for the industry. Let’s dive deep into what this means, backed by the latest data and insights.

Full Self-Driving

Tesla’s Cybercab Hits Warp Speed: Drone Footage Reveals 25 Units at Giga Texas as Production Surges Ahead of Schedule

Tesla is no stranger to defying expectations, and the latest developments at Gigafactory Texas prove it once again. Just weeks after the first production Cybercab rolled off the assembly line on February 17, 2026—beating Elon Musk’s own April timeline by a wide margin—drone enthusiast Joe Tegtmeyer has captured what could be the largest public sighting of these steering-wheel-free robotaxis yet: 25 Cybercabs scattered across the massive Giga Texas complex. This isn’t just hype; it’s a tangible sign that Tesla is shifting gears from low-volume “unboxed” test builds to higher-volume production testing, with mass production looming just 4-8 weeks away.

Cybertruck

Paul Hyon Kim’s Shocking Guilty Plea: Inside the “RESIST” Tesla Arson and America’s 2025 Anti-EV Fury

As a seasoned blogger specializing in automotive security, electric vehicle trends, and the intersection of technology with political extremism, I’ve tracked the rising tide of violence against Tesla properties since early 2025. The guilty plea of Paul Hyon Kim—a 37-year-old Las Vegas resident—for firebombing a Tesla Collision Center marks a pivotal moment. This wasn’t just an isolated act of vandalism; it was a brazen assault amid a national wave of over 50 attacks on Tesla assets, fueled by anti-Elon Musk sentiment. On February 24, 2026, Kim admitted to federal charges without a plea deal, facing 5 to 70 years behind bars. His sentencing looms on May 27, 2026. In this deep dive, we’ll dissect the attack, Kim’s profile, the charges, and the chilling broader context—offering insights on how political rage is torching the future of EVs.

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Tesla FSD Supervised Smashes 8.4 Billion Mile Milestone: The Data Tsunami Propelling Us to Unsupervised Autonomy

As a veteran Tesla enthusiast and autonomy analyst who’s been tracking the evolution of self-driving tech since the early days of Autopilot, I’m thrilled to dive into Tesla’s latest jaw-dropping achievement. On March 1, 2026, Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) fleet has officially surpassed 8.4 billion cumulative miles—that’s 8,415,267,303 miles to be precise, as displayed on their live safety dashboard. This isn’t just a number; it’s a testament to the exponential power of real-world data in training neural networks for the holy grail of transportation: safe, unsupervised self-driving.

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Why Elon Musk is Urging Investors to “Hold Onto Your Tesla Stock” – The Road to a $2,600 Future

As Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently declared in a candid interview at Giga Berlin, “Hold onto your Tesla stock. It’s going to be worth a lot, I think. That’s my bet.” This isn’t just hype from the world’s richest man—it’s backed by Tesla’s jaw-dropping track record, groundbreaking products like Optimus and Cybercab, and bold predictions from investors like Cathie Wood. In this in-depth blog post, we’ll dissect the latest developments, crunch the numbers on stock performance, explore upcoming innovations, and share my professional insights on why TSLA could be the ultimate long-term hold. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or new to the EV revolution, buckle up—this is Tesla’s story of dominance in 2026 and beyond.

Cybertruck

Elon Musk Issues Ultimatum to Giga Berlin: Expansion Hangs in the Balance Amid Union Showdown and Early Battery Ramp-Up

In a tense pre-recorded video message delivered to over 10,700 Tesla employees at Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg (Giga Berlin) in Grünheide, Germany, CEO Elon Musk has drawn a clear line in the sand. Just days before critical works council elections scheduled for March 2-4, 2026, Musk warned that the site’s ambitious future expansion could be derailed unless it remains “free from external influences”—a phrase widely interpreted as a direct shot at the powerful German union IG Metall. This isn’t just rhetoric; it’s a high-stakes gamble that could reshape Tesla’s European operations, worker relations, and even the broader EV manufacturing landscape.

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Elon Musk Unveils Bold Vision for Giga Berlin: Cybercab and Optimus Production Amid Union Storm

In a pre-recorded video interview with Giga Berlin plant manager André Thierig, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has outlined an ambitious roadmap for the German factory, positioning it as a future powerhouse for next-generation products like the Cybercab robotaxi and Optimus humanoid robots. This comes at a pivotal moment, with works council elections looming and union tensions threatening expansion plans. As a Tesla enthusiast and EV industry analyst with over a decade tracking the company’s global manufacturing strategy, I see this as a make-or-break chapter for Tesla’s European ambitions. Let’s dive deep into the details, implications, and what it means for investors, workers, and the broader shift toward autonomous mobility.

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Used Tesla Prices Defy Gravity: +4.3% Surge After EV Tax Credit Expires as Rivals Plunge

In a stunning reversal of fortunes for the used electric vehicle (EV) market, Tesla models are bucking the trend with rising prices just months after the federal EV tax credit vanished on September 30, 2025. While non-Tesla used EVs have seen sharp declines, averaging a 3.6% drop, Tesla’s used prices have climbed 4.3%—from $30,040 to $31,329—signaling a potential bottoming out and renewed demand for the brand’s offerings. This isn’t just a blip; it’s a seismic shift driven by Tesla’s unique market position, production adjustments, and a cooling economy that’s exposing vulnerabilities in incentive-reliant competitors. As a veteran EV market analyst and blogger who’s tracked this space since the early days of the Model S, I’ll break down the data, offer insights on why this is happening, and provide actionable advice for buyers and sellers navigating this volatile landscape.

Cybertruck

Tesla’s High-Stakes Trademark War Over ‘Cybercab’: Battling a Serial Squatter Just as Production Revs Up

In the fast lane of electric vehicle innovation, Tesla is hitting a legal speed bump. On February 18, 2026, the company fired off a massive 167-page opposition filing at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) against French beverage wholesaler UNIBEV’s claim to the “Cybercab” trademark. This isn’t just any dispute—it’s a classic case of alleged trademark squatting, complete with accusations of fraud, bad faith, and a pattern of predatory filings targeting Tesla’s branding. With Tesla’s first Cybercab rolling off the Gigafactory Texas line on February 17, 2026, and volume production slated for April, the timing couldn’t be more critical.

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