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Tesla says it denied Musk CEO replacement report before it was published
- Tesla denied seeking a replacement for CEO Elon Musk before a report was published claiming otherwise.
- The Wall Street Journal initially reported that Tesla was looking for Musk's replacement but later revised the headline multiple times.
- Board of Directors chairwoman Robyn Denholm issued a statement confirming that the CEO of Tesla is Elon Musk and the Board is confident in his ability.
- Elon Musk criticized the Wall Street Journal for publishing a 'deliberately false article' without including Tesla's denial beforehand.
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Robotaxis are already making roads safer, Waymo report reveals
- Waymo's recent blog post highlights the safety improvements brought by its self-driving cars over human drivers.
- According to a research paper, Waymo Driver achieved significant reductions in crashes involving pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists.
- The Waymo Driver outperformed human drivers with a 92% reduction in pedestrian injury crashes, 82% for cyclists, and 82% for motorcyclists over 56.7 million miles.
- Industry experts like Waymo's Chief Safety Officer and the CEO at Governors Highway Safety Association have praised Waymo's positive impact on road safety.
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Tesla hints at June 1 launch of Robotaxi platform in Austin
- Tesla hints at potentially launching its Robotaxi ride-hailing platform in Austin, Texas, on June 1.
- The company has been in talks with the City of Austin and enhancing its Full Self-Driving suite for supervised rides using teleoperators initially.
- Elon Musk stated the team is focused on bringing the Robotaxi service to Austin in June, starting with Model Y vehicles.
- The initial Robotaxi fleet in Austin may consist of 10 to 20 vehicles, with a select group getting access first before opening to the general public by the end of June or July.
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Is the affordable Tesla Model Y’s features hiding in plain sight?
- Rumors in China suggest Tesla will produce a more affordable Model Y variant dubbed 'E80' in May at Giga Shanghai.
- The speculated features of the Model Y 'E80' include smaller wheels, fewer speakers, fabric seats, and manual trunk.
- Tesla has previously released stripped-down versions of its vehicles, hinting at potential features of the affordable Model Y.
- Despite potentially reduced features, a more affordable Model Y may still be enticing for consumers in the competitive EV market.
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Tesla denies trying to replace Elon Musk as CEO
- Tesla denies report about board contacting executive search firms to find replacement for CEO Elon Musk.
- The Wall Street Journal reported that Tesla's board was serious about looking for Musk's successor.
- Tesla's official statement attributed to board chairperson Robyn Denholm called the media report false and emphasized that Elon Musk remains the CEO with the board's full confidence.
- The board expressed high confidence in Elon Musk's ability to continue executing Tesla's growth plan.
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Tesla’s board reportedly sought a successor while Musk wheeled around Washington
- Tesla's board reportedly began searching for a potential successor to Elon Musk around a month ago amidst protests and declining sales.
- Board members expressed concerns to Musk about his divided attention, urging him to focus more on Tesla, to which Musk agreed.
- Tesla denied approaching recruitment firms for a successor, disagreeing with a recent WSJ report, causing Musk to criticize the alleged breach of ethics.
- Musk's government work led to a sales decline for Tesla and impacted its brand image; however, Musk remains optimistic about Tesla's future despite recent profit and revenue drops.
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Tesla Model Y has become the most common vehicle in Norway
- The Tesla Model Y has become the most common car on Norwegian roads, surpassing other popular vehicles such as the Toyota Rav4, Nissan Leaf, Volkswagen Golf, and Toyota Yaris.
- As of March/April 2025, there were over 70,000 registrations of the Model Y in Norway, marking a significant milestone for the all-electric crossover.
- Electric vehicles now represent 28% of the Norwegian car fleet, with the Model Y playing a crucial role in driving the country's EV transition.
- Tesla's aggressive marketing efforts, including zero percent interest promotions for the Model Y, are expected to further boost the vehicle's popularity in Norway this year.
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Tesla Board Chair slams Wall Street Journal over alleged CEO search report
- Tesla Board Chair Robyn Denholm corrected The Wall Street Journal for falsely reporting about a CEO search to replace Elon Musk.
- The WSJ alleged that Tesla Board members were looking for Musk's successor due to company struggles and Musk's focus on DOGE.
- Denholm called the report 'absolutely false,' and stated the Board's confidence in Elon Musk to lead Tesla's growth.
- Elon Musk criticized the WSJ for publishing a report without including the Tesla Board's denial, calling it a breach of ethics.
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Witness the Tesla Model Y rear light bar create a Tesla 'T' in the dark
- The new Tesla Model Y, known as Juniper, has garnered admiration from automotive enthusiasts, critics, designers, and engineers worldwide.
- The Tesla Model Y features a distinctive rear design with a unique rear light strip that illuminates the road behind it, setting it apart from other mainstream production cars.
- An interesting hidden feature was discovered in the rear puddle light of the Tesla Model Y, where the reflection of the rear light strip forms a glowing Tesla 'T' symbol on the ground as the vehicle moves forward in the dark.
- The discovery of this Tesla 'T' logo easter egg in the Tesla Model Y's rear light strip adds to the charm and uniqueness of the vehicle, showcasing the attention to detail and creativity in Tesla's design.
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Tesla board denies report it wanted to replace Elon Musk
- Tesla board denied a Wall Street Journal report claiming they were looking for a new CEO to replace Elon Musk.
- The report stated that the board had started searching for a successor about a month ago, but this was refuted by Tesla's board chair, Robyn Denholm, on Musk's social platform X.
- Denholm asserted that the board has confidence in Musk's leadership and denied initiating a CEO search.
- Elon Musk accused the Wall Street Journal of breaching ethics and claimed they had received a denial from him beforehand. Despite the confidence in Musk, Denholm sold over $32 million worth of Tesla shares recently.
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Tesla Denies Board Sought To Replace Elon Musk
- Tesla's board of directors denies reports of seeking a replacement for CEO Elon Musk, calling the claim 'absolutely false.'
- Tensions within Tesla arise after Q1 profits and sales decline, with Musk confirming his focus on Tesla over his role in Trump's Department of Government Efficiency.
- Reports suggest some Tesla investors openly call for Musk's removal amid backlash over his political affiliations and actions, leading to growing consumer boycotts and protests.
- Elon Musk criticizes the Wall Street Journal for publishing what he calls a 'deliberately false article,' highlighting the ongoing challenges facing Tesla and its CEO.
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Meta Q1 earnings exceed expectations, Soviet rocket to crash back down to earth
- Meta reported Q1 earnings of $42.32bn, surpassing expectations with $6.43 earnings per share.
- European users could face worsened experiences post-regulatory decision by the European Commission regarding Meta's data collection model.
- A Soviet rocket fragment, Cosmos 482, is anticipated to crash down to Earth after being in orbit for 53 years.
- Tesla denies reports of seeking a replacement for Elon Musk as CEO amid frustrations and sinking share price according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Move fast and destroy things: 100 chaotic days of Elon Musk in the White House
- Elon Musk's 100 chaotic days in the White House have caused widespread government dismantling and immense political power accumulation.
- He led the 'department of government efficiency' (Doge), emptied agencies, and gained influence by embedding allies in federal roles.
- Musk's actions sparked backlash, lawsuits, decreased popularity, and tanked Tesla's profits.
- Despite plans to scale back his White House presence, Musk aims to reshape government dealings beyond his tenure.
- Doge's aggressive approach led to mass firings, clashes with officials, and gaining access to key government systems.
- Lawsuits challenged Doge's legality, slowing its actions and prompting Musk's attacks on the judicial system.
- Protests against Musk and Tesla intensified globally, impacting Tesla's market performance and Musk's net worth.
- Musk's gradual retreat from Doge doesn't signify its end, as his allies continue implementing his vision across agencies.
- Doge's impact includes significant agency cuts, potential harm to public services, and minimal constructive outcomes.
- Doge's actions, like dismantling USAID, cutting research programs, and accessing sensitive data, have far-reaching consequences.
- The aftermath of Musk's tumultuous 100 days in the White House is marked by destructive chaos and uncertain long-term effects on government services.
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Insider
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Tesla's chair denies the EV giant considered replacing Elon Musk as CEO
- Robyn Denholm, the chair of Tesla, denied that the company's board considered replacing Elon Musk as CEO despite reports from The Wall Street Journal.
- Board members had allegedly reached out to recruitment firms to find a new CEO as Tesla faced stock price plunges and public backlash over Musk's involvement in DOGE.
- In Tesla's Q1 earnings call, Musk announced stepping back from his role in DOGE to focus more on leading Tesla, leading to a surge in the company's stock price.
- Tesla has faced challenges including protests over federal workforce cuts, vandalism of its showrooms, and increased competition in the EV space, with its sales and stock slumping in 2025.
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Sheryl Crow says an armed man got into her barn after she shared a video of her Tesla being towed away
- Singer Sheryl Crow revealed that an armed man broke into her barn after she shared a video of selling her Tesla in protest against Elon Musk.
- Crow expressed feeling unsafe due to dealing with committed individuals and did not specify the timing of the incident.
- She had posted a video on Instagram bidding farewell to her Tesla, citing reasons related to Elon Musk and his ties to President Donald Trump.
- Crow defended her action, stating that she was standing up for her beliefs and mentioned other public figures like Bette Midler and Jason Bateman who also sold their Teslas for similar reasons.
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