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Tesla has posted owner’s manuals for the new Model Y

  • Tesla has officially launched the owner’s manual for its refreshed Model Y, as spotted on the company’s website this week.
  • The redesigned Model Y includes changes such as longer range, cabin-quieting acoustic glass, physical stalk, and new front and rear lightbars.
  • Tesla is ramping up production of the new Model Y in Texas, China, and Germany, with deliveries expected in the coming weeks.
  • Tesla is offering new discounts on inventory versions of the legacy Model Y in global markets.

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He was once Elon Musk's biggest believer. Now he's doubling down on why Tesla stock will feel serious pain in 2025.

  • Ross Gerber, a former Tesla investor, now predicts a 50% decline in Tesla stock by 2025.
  • He has expressed concerns about Elon Musk’s focus, Tesla's Full Self-Driving capabilities, and vehicle sales.
  • Gerber believes Tesla's autonomous taxi network launch deadline is overly ambitious.
  • He criticizes Tesla's reliance on cameras over LIDAR sensors for autonomous driving.
  • Gerber mentions Musk's divided attention among various ventures as a drawback for Tesla.
  • He points out a decline in Tesla's vehicle sales and competition from other EV makers like BYD.
  • International markets show a decline in Tesla sales due to Musk's association with Donald Trump.
  • Gerber highlights Tesla's premium valuation compared to its peers and foresees a potential 50% drop in stock value.
  • JPMorgan also maintains a bearish outlook on Tesla with a $135 price target.
  • Given Gerber's history of selling Tesla shares and concerns, he sees a challenging year ahead for the company.

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SpaceX Starship’s next test flight gets target date – Here’s when it could lift off

  • SpaceX's Starship is preparing for its eighth test flight, following the destruction of its previous rocket.
  • The launch window for the upcoming test flight is listed as starting on February 26 at 5:30 p.m. EST and will continue through March 6.
  • SpaceX aims to catch the first-stage booster during this launch and investigate the cause of the previous rocket's explosion.
  • The Starship test flight in January ended in a stunning display of explosion, with debris falling into the Atlantic Ocean.

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The mid-sized electric SUVs with the longest range in Australia

  • The mid-sized SUV segment in Australia is competitive with many petrol- and hybrid-powered options alongside the emerging electric vehicle (EV) market.
  • A list of mid-sized electric SUVs available in Australia ranks cars based on their longest claimed EV driving range.
  • Most cars listed target the EV space, including the Tesla Model Y, Porsche Macan Electric, BYD Sealion 7, and BMW iX3 among others.
  • The range measurements are based on the WLTP testing cycle for consistency across the vehicles.
  • Specific details like battery capacity, power, torque, and DC charge rate are provided for each car listed.
  • Audi's Q6 e-tron and Porsche Macan Electric lead with a claimed range of 641km each, utilizing 100kWh lithium-ion battery packs.
  • Other notable models include the Polestar 4 with a range of 620km, Hyundai Ioniq 5 with 570km, and Xpeng G6 with 570km.
  • The Mercedes-Benz EQB offers 463km range, while the Byton Sealion 7 and Deepal S07 claim ranges of 482km and 475km, respectively.
  • The article provides detailed specifications and pricing for various mid-sized electric SUVs available in the Australian market.
  • Each car model's key features, battery chemistry, and pricing details are highlighted to assist potential buyers in making informed decisions.
  • Overall, the article showcases the growing popularity and competitiveness of mid-sized electric SUVs in the Australian automotive market.

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Nissan’s latest desperate gamble—see if Tesla will buy the company

  • Nissan has been struggling with an outdated product portfolio, ongoing losses, and factory closures.
  • The Japanese government hoped Honda would save Nissan, but the deal fell apart.
  • Former Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga is now trying to get Tesla to invest in Nissan.
  • This move is seen as another desperate attempt to rescue Nissan from its troubles.

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More than 376,000 Tesla Model Y, Model 3s have faulty steering

  • Over 376,000 Tesla Model Y crossovers and Model 3 sedans are at risk for power steering failure.
  • More than 3,000 warranty claims and 570 crashes have been reported due to the power steering issue.
  • NHTSA has received 124 complaints about steering failure in 2023 Teslas and found an additional 2,264 reports of steering problems.
  • A software patch has been identified as the remedy for the power steering problem.

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What “Tesla Shame?” Sweden car giant reports increasing sales despite controversy

  • Despite controversy and criticism towards Tesla, the Swedish used car market, represented by Riddermark Bil, has reported increasing sales of Tesla vehicles.
  • Sales of Tesla Model 3 and Model Y are in high demand, while older versions of Model S and Model X have slightly lower popularity.
  • Data from Blocket shows that traffic to Tesla ads experienced a dip but has rebounded in January 2025, possibly due to customers seeking good deals on used Tesla vehicles.
  • The release of the new Tesla Model Y is expected to create even more demand, building upon the success of the previous version.

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Elon Musk’s DOGE comes for agency that regulates autonomous vehicles

  • Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency is firing nearly half of a small government team that regulates autonomous vehicles, part of a broader 10% reduction at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
  • The firings come ahead of Tesla's planned robotaxi launch in Austin, and the cuts in the autonomous vehicle oversight team may impact the federal government's ability to understand the safety case behind Tesla's vehicles.
  • NHTSA has previously investigated Tesla over accidents that occurred while the Autopilot software was engaged, and some of the probes are still open.
  • Other companies like Alphabet's Waymo and Amazon's Zoox may also be affected by the NHTSA's approach to regulation, as they are facing their own safety investigations related to autonomous driving software.

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Elon Musk won't be the savior Nissan is looking for

  • Nissan's shares surged 9.5% after reports that Tesla was being courted as a potential investor.
  • However, Elon Musk quickly rejected the idea, as Tesla's focus on robotaxis makes it an unlikely savior for Nissan.
  • Nissan, facing financial difficulties and a junk credit rating, was looking for investment options.
  • Tesla's advanced manufacturing techniques and shift towards autonomous vehicles and robotics make it an unsuitable candidate for investing in Nissan's factories.

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Elon Musk sets the record straight on rumors of Tesla investing in Nissan

  • Elon Musk set the record straight about rumors of Tesla investing in Nissan.
  • Musk hinted at the flaw in the rumored investment and emphasized that Tesla's factories are the company's product.
  • Reports suggested Tesla might be interested in acquiring Nissan's factories in the US.
  • Musk's comment indicated that retrofitting an old car factory might be more challenging for Tesla compared to building a new factory from scratch.

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Tesla ships software fix for Model 3 and Model Y power steering issue

  • Tesla is shipping a software fix for 2023 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles to resolve a power steering issue.
  • The issue affects an estimated 376,241 vehicles and is addressed through an Over-the-Air software update.
  • The software update aims to prevent a loss of power steering assist when the vehicle stops and then accelerates.
  • As of January 10, Tesla has received 3,012 warranty claims and 570 field reports related to the power steering issue.

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DOJ drops SpaceX immigrant hiring case in Texas court filing

  • The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is dropping its case against SpaceX regarding immigrant hiring.
  • The Justice Department filed a lawsuit in August 2023, accusing SpaceX of refusing to hire certain immigrants.
  • Last month, the DOJ hinted at backing away from the case, and now they have filed for a notice of dismissal.
  • SpaceX argued that export laws impose restrictions on its hiring practices, and the company follows all compliance procedures.

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Tesla Cybertruck Earns Five-Star Safety Rating in First NHTSA Crash Test

  • The Tesla Cybertruck has earned a five-star safety rating in its first NHTSA crash test.
  • The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) gave the Cybertruck a five-star safety rating, the highest score possible.
  • The tests included frontal, side, and rollover tests, and the Cybertruck performed well in all categories.
  • This latest safety rating adds to Tesla's streak of producing some of the safest vehicles on the road.

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Tesla, BYD & other automakers under investigation in Italy

  • Italy’s competition authority, Autorita Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato (AGCM), has launched an investigation into Tesla, BYD, Stellantis, and Volkswagen for alleged unfair commercial practices.
  • The automakers are being investigated for potentially misleading customers about the performance of their electric vehicles, including EV driving range, battery capacity degradation, and limitations on standard battery warranties.
  • The companies' websites are accused of displaying generic and contradictory information regarding the driving range of their electric vehicles, without clarifying which factors impact the advertised maximum range and the actual range.
  • Italy's competition authority is conducting separate probes for each automaker, with inspections carried out at their Italian headquarters.

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Elon Musk rebuffs claims that Tesla could invest in Nissan

  • Elon Musk has rejected the idea of Tesla investing in Nissan, despite a report indicating a Japanese group's interest in the investment.
  • Nissan's stock market value rose by 9.5% after claims that former prime minister Yoshihide Suga and others were seeking Tesla's strategic investment.
  • Nissan has faced leadership turmoil and declining profitability, hindering its electric car technology investments and leading to the cancellation of merger talks with Honda.
  • While Tesla investing in Nissan's American factories could benefit both companies, Musk emphasized the importance of Tesla's own manufacturing process.

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