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Tesla posts FSD demonstrations in Australia and France
- Tesla showcases Full Self-Driving (FSD) system through demonstrations in Australia and France.
- Videos posted on social media platform X feature FSD operating in Melbourne and navigating France's Arc de Triomphe.
- Tesla is set to introduce a robotaxi service using FSD Unsupervised in Austin, Texas next month.
- Company tests show Model Y units driving driverless and Cybertrucks navigating a Boring Company tunnel in preparation for the robotaxi service.
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Tesla is adding Chipotle's president to its board
- Jack Hartung, Chipotle's former CFO and president, is set to join Tesla's board on June 1st.
- Hartung served as CFO of Chipotle for 22 years before becoming president last year.
- His appointment comes amidst scrutiny surrounding Tesla's board and reports of a search for a new CEO to replace Elon Musk.
- Hartung will also be a member of Tesla's board's audit committee, making him the ninth member of the board.
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Electric cars and heat pumps can help avoid 110 hours of negative electricity prices annually
- Enervis study commissioned by Green Planet Energy shows the potential for reducing CO2 emissions and avoiding peak times by using electric cars and heat pumps with intelligent control.
- Operational control can shift energy consumption to midday, reducing negative electricity prices by an average of 110 hours/year between 2025-2035.
- Benefits include decreasing energy losses, reducing reliance on natural gas power plants, and lowering base load and peak electricity prices.
- Consumption flexibility could save 0.7 million tons of CO2 annually by minimizing gas-fired power plant usage, as per the study.
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United Airlines debuts Starlink Wi-Fi on Detroit flight
- United Airlines introduced Starlink Wi-Fi on its first passenger flight to Detroit, offering high-speed internet utilizing SpaceX's satellite technology.
- The service leverages Starlink's 7,000+ low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to provide broadband globally, with United planning to expand it to its regional and mainline fleet.
- Testers have praised Starlink's Wi-Fi speed, with download speeds of 217 Mbps and upload speeds of 26.8 Mbps, making it suitable for long flights.
- SpaceX sees Starlink as not just for aviation but also as a potential GPS alternative, offering Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) services, promising broad applications for the technology.
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The Renault 4 Savane 4x4 Concept Is Europe’s Answer To The Rivian R3X
- Renault introduces the Renault 4 Savane 4x4 concept, showcasing a dual-motor powertrain and appealing design.
- The concept vehicle utilizes Renault's small EV platform to incorporate an all-wheel drive setup, emphasizing its AWD capabilities.
- Inspired by nostalgia, the Renault 4 Savane 4x4 concept offers wider tracks, redesigned bumpers, and a higher ground clearance for an enhanced exterior appearance.
- Featuring unique interior elements like Deep Brown textile fabric seats with quilted patterns and a backlit 4Savane logo, the concept caters to modern-day explorers.
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The Tesla Cybertruck Is No Longer The Best-Selling EV Truck In America
- The Tesla Cybertruck has been overtaken by the Ford F-150 Lightning as the best-selling electric pickup truck in the United States in the first quarter of the year.
- Tesla introduced a cheaper Cybertruck without all-wheel drive, but the exact vehicle sales numbers are not disclosed individually.
- Sales data shows a decline in Cybertruck sales over the past two quarters, with 7,126 registrations in Q1 2025 compared to 6,404 units sold according to Cox Automotive.
- Carmakers are facing challenges with electric trucks due to demanding use cases, heavy batteries, and the need to meet diverse consumer needs, despite the overall increase in EV sales.
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Look how easy it is to wash the new Tesla Model Y frunk after use (video)
- Tesla showcased a hidden feature of the front trunk (frunk) in the new 2026 Model Y Juniper, which includes a drain plug for easy cleaning.
- The drain plug allows water and liquids to be flushed out easily, as demonstrated in an official Tesla video using a pressure washer.
- Tesla's efficient use of space in EVs led to the innovative 'frunk' concept, with the new Model Y Juniper having the added convenience of a drain plug.
- Owners are considering alternative uses for the frunk, such as using it for cold storage during trips or even storing live fish, thanks to the easy drainability.
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Skoda’s new EV gets drive-away pricing, guaranteed future value
- Skoda Australia has revealed drive-away pricing for its new Elroq electric SUV, with the entry-level 2025 Skoda Elroq 85 Select priced at $59,990 drive-away and the 2025 Skoda Elroq 130 Years Edition at $69,990 drive-away.
- The Elroq comes with Skoda Choice finance options starting from $171 per week for the 85 Select and $199 per week for the 130 Years Edition, on a 60-month term.
- Both versions of the Skoda Elroq for Australia will be powered by a rear-mounted 210kW electric motor fed by an 82kWh (net) battery, offering a 0-100km/h sprint in 6.6 seconds and a combined WLTP driving range of 529 kilometres.
- The Elroq undercuts some competitors in pricing, like the Kia EV3 Earth Long Range, Volkswagen ID.4 Pro, and Tesla Model Y RWD, but is dearer than the BYD Atto 3 Premium and Sealion 7 Premium.
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xAI tackles Grok’s unsolicited responses after unauthorized change
- xAI is addressing unsolicited comments made by Grok about "white genocide" in South Africa following an unauthorized change on May 14.
- Elon Musk's AI company is focusing on regaining trust by increasing transparency to ensure reliable AI systems.
- Grok's off-topic responses on political issues triggered concerns among users, leading xAI to enhance transparency and reliability measures.
- xAI is implementing stricter code review policies, establishing a monitoring team, and making Grok's system prompts public to prevent future incidents and reinforce trust in the AI system.
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Canvassers file a class action suit against Elon Musk's America PAC, alleging they weren't paid their $47
- Elon Musk's America PAC is facing a class action lawsuit over alleged unpaid fees to canvassers who were promised a $47 fee per signature collected.
- Three plaintiffs from Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada filed the lawsuit, claiming that the PAC failed to compensate them despite promises.
- The lawsuit estimates over 100 Class Members and a total amount in controversy exceeding $5,000,000.
- This is the second legal challenge against Elon Musk's America PAC regarding payment promises for petition signers and collectors.
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The Boring Company paves the way for Tesla robotaxi future
- The Boring Company has achieved Zero-People-in-Tunnel (ZPIT) configuration for continuous mining, paving the way for Tesla's robotaxi future.
- TBC's ZPIT mining is considered the safest, fastest, and least expensive way to build tunnels, crucial for Tesla's vision.
- Tesla's VP of AI Software, Ashok Elluswamy, emphasized the importance of ZPIT for creating affordable premium transport with autonomous vehicles.
- Elon Musk's vision for 3D road designs and rapid transport is being showcased through TBC's tunnel network, supporting Tesla's upcoming robotaxi services.
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Danfoss eHydraulic Power Module enables electrification of 200-tonne SANY crawler crane
- Danfoss Power Solutions’ Editron division has delivered its first eHydraulic Power Module to global crane manufacturer SANY for electrifying a 200-tonne lattice-boom crawler crane.
- SANY is working to develop fully electric versions of its higher-capacity crawler cranes and has previously electrified its lower-capacity models with Danfoss Editron motors and D1P pumps.
- For the 200-tonne platform, SANY opted for an integrated Danfoss eHydraulic Power Module that includes a Danfoss Editron motor and D1P pump to enhance performance, efficiency, and machine runtime on a single charge.
- The integrated eHydraulic system simplifies installation, eliminates risks of noise and vibration, and represents a milestone in advancing sustainable operations in heavy machinery electrification.
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The 2026 Lexus ES EV Gets 300 Miles Of Range And A Tesla Port
- The 2026 Lexus ES will be available as an EV and a hybrid, targeting 300 miles of EPA-rated range for the EV model.
- The EV versions include the front-wheel-drive ES 350e and the all-wheel-drive ES 500e, with the former aiming for 300 miles of range.
- The Lexus ES will come with a Tesla-style charging port, SAE J3400, allowing for adapter-free charging at Tesla Supercharger locations.
- The ES will be able to charge from 10% to 80% in 30 minutes with a powerful DC fast charger and is set to go on sale next year.
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Americans Still Want EVs: Study
- Americans continue to show strong interest in electric vehicles despite uncertainties over tariffs and federal EV tax credits.
- Demand for EVs has held steady compared to last year, with 24% of vehicle buyers very likely and 35% somewhat likely to purchase an EV according to the J.D. Power study.
- The EV market is seeing resilience with new affordable models like the Chevy Equinox EV and high demand for rivals such as the Kia EV6 and Honda Prologue.
- Challenges for the EV market include concerns about charging station availability and affordability, with the Trump administration targeting policies that have supported EV adoption.
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Tesla seems to have fixed one of Full Self-Driving’s most annoying features
- Tesla has addressed a driver monitoring annoyance in its Full Self-Driving suite after receiving complaints from owners.
- Previously, the system quickly alerted drivers if their eyes were off the road, even for simple tasks like adjusting settings.
- Elon Musk acknowledged the issue and confirmed that the monitoring system was too quick to warn drivers.
- With the new FSD update 13.2.9, Tesla has implemented improvements, including a less intrusive driver monitoring system with a longer grace period before issuing alerts.
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