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Tesla opens whopping 83 job listings for Semi program
- Tesla has listed 83 job openings related to its Semi program.
- The job listings are for various roles across the United States, including engineering, manufacturing, and vehicle service positions.
- Tesla is ramping up its efforts to expand its team for the Class 8 all-electric truck.
- The construction of a dedicated Tesla Semi factory is in progress, with expectations of meaningful production starting in 2026.
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Tesla Model Y Juniper deliveries could boost S Korea sales in Q2
- Tesla Model Y Juniper deliveries started in South Korea, driving Tesla’s sales growth in the country.
- In 2024, Tesla sold 29,750 vehicles in South Korea, defying challenges in the broader auto sector.
- The Tesla Model Y led South Korea’s imported car market in February 2025 with 2,038 unit registrations.
- The Model Y Juniper variant is expected to contribute to Tesla's success in South Korea.
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Elon Musk’s DOGE ties could get his companies out of $2 billion in potential liability
- Elon Musk's companies could avoid over $2.37 billion in potential legal liability due to his influence over the US government, states a Senate report.
- A Senate subcommittee found that Musk and his companies face 65 potential actions across 11 agencies.
- The report estimates potential financial liabilities for Tesla, Neuralink, SpaceX, The Boring Company, and xAI, including alleged misleading statements and evading launch requirements.
- The report also highlights Musk's ability to evade oversight and derail investigations due to his position.
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One chart that shows how China seized the lead in the robotaxi wars
- China has taken the lead in the global race to build self-driving cars, with over 50% of cars sold in China last year equipped with advanced assisted driving technology, compared to less than 40% in the US.
- Chinese automakers like BYD are surpassing Tesla by offering self-driving technology for free.
- While Western companies like Tesla and Waymo are expanding in the US, Chinese firms have made significant technological advancements.
- China's advantage in rolling out self-driving technology is attributed to its massive tech talent pool and efficient data processing capabilities.
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Starlink nears S Korea launch as satellite internet demand rises
- Starlink is set to launch in South Korea pending regulatory approvals, amidst a growing demand for satellite internet connectivity.
- South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT is making system improvements to facilitate low-orbit satellite communication services and provide high-speed internet to remote areas, ships, and airplanes.
- Starlink and OneWeb are awaiting regulatory approvals in South Korea, which involve compliance with local regulations and Terminal assessments for new devices.
- S. Korea aims to bridge connectivity gaps in aviation, maritime, and remote regions, while also looking to develop its own independent satellite technology by 2030.
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Volkswagen and Uber Partner to Launch Self-Driving ID. Buzz Vans in the U.S.
- Volkswagen and Uber have partnered to launch self-driving ID. Buzz vans in the U.S.
- The autonomous ID. Buzz electric vans will be available on Uber's ride-hailing platform.
- The pilot testing will begin in Los Angeles by late 2025, with a full commercial launch expected in 2026.
- Volkswagen's ID. Buzz AD offers Level 4 autonomy and will have human operators onboard initially.
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CE 100 Index Gains 5.9% as Coursera, Alphabet and Tesla Weigh In With Earnings
- Earnings season's in full swing, and it's helping to sway the fortunes of the CE 100 Index, which was up 5.9% through the week.
- Coursera shares led the work segment with a gain of 19.8% after reporting higher revenues for the first quarter.
- Tesla's net income dropped by 71% compared to a year ago, but the stock rose 18% on the news of Elon Musk stepping back from DOGE-related activities.
- Amazon and Alphabet saw their shares rise as they reported higher-than-expected earnings and revenue for the first quarter.
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Tesla Expands Testing Of ‘Robotaxi’ App
- Tesla has expanded testing of its upcoming 'Robotaxi' ride-share app with employees in Austin, Texas.
- The service will initially launch with standard Tesla vehicles using safety drivers and later transition to driverless Cybercab vehicles.
- The Robotaxi service will be initially deployed with 10 to 20 Model Y vehicles in Austin before expanding to other cities and vehicle models.
- Tesla has been granted approval in California to carry passengers with safety drivers and is aiming to achieve fully autonomous rides with additional approvals.
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Tesla’s ‘more affordable models’ entering production within months
- Tesla plans to put 'more affordable models' into production by mid-2025, focusing on affordability and using existing production lines.
- The new vehicles will utilize aspects of the next generation platform as well as the current platforms, allowing for efficient growth in vehicle volumes.
- The CFO confirmed plans to bring cheaper models to market soon, with production set to start in June.
- Details on the specifics of the new models, whether variants of Model Y or entirely new, remain vague.
- Reports suggest the new entry-level Tesla, speculated to be sub-US$25,000, might be produced in various locations including Mexico, Texas, India, and China.
- Tesla aims for the new models to be affordable and built on existing production lines, similar to the approach taken with the Model Y updates.
- The company has seen slowing sales globally, with Australia experiencing significant declines in Tesla registrations compared to the previous year.
- The introduction of more affordable options is considered crucial amidst changing trade policies and economic uncertainties.
- Potential pricing and specifications for the new models could be revealed online in June, aligning with Tesla's history of impromptu launches.
- The forthcoming months will be pivotal for Tesla as it faces increased competition in the electric vehicle market.
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Waymo considers selling robotaxis to individual owners
- Alphabet-owned robotaxi company Waymo is considering selling self-driving vehicles to individual owners.
- Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai mentioned that Waymo would maintain selling self-driving vehicles to individuals as an option in the future.
- Waymo currently operates over 700 self-driving vehicles and is the only company with a paid self-driving ride-hailing service.
- Tesla aims to launch its own commercial robotaxi services and already sells its Supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to individual owners.
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Tesla China’s rumored Model Y “E80” variant: Alleged price, features, and more
- Recent rumors suggest that Tesla China is developing a more affordable variant of the popular Model Y crossover, codenamed as "E80".
- The rumored Model Y "E80" is expected to have a 50-55 kWh battery and may be launched in the second half of 2025 or in 2026.
- Price speculations vary, with some sources suggesting a range of 150,000-170,000 yuan ($20,500-$23,300) and others mentioning 190,000–210,000 yuan ($26,000–$28,800).
- The rumored features of the "E80" include smaller wheels, single-layer windows, no rear display, half the number of speakers, fabric seats with no heating or ventilation, a manual trunk, and a metal roof.
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NY Democrats take aim at Tesla direct sales licenses in New York
- Democratic New York State Senator Patricia Fahy is pushing to revoke Tesla's legislative waiver allowing direct sales in New York.
- Fahy's change of heart is influenced by Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration.
- She is introducing legislation to end Tesla's direct sales operations and redistribute licenses to other EV makers.
- Republicans oppose Fahy's bill, arguing against government interference and political motivations.
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Possible first glimpse of Tesla “Model 2” affordable car in Fremont Factory
- Drone footage from the Fremont Factory potentially provides the first glimpse of Tesla's upcoming affordable car, commonly referred to as the 'Model 2'.
- The footage reveals an unfinished vehicle with a slightly narrower roof parked alongside fully-built Model S and Model Y units, suggesting a crossover shape.
- According to Tesla's VP of Vehicle Engineering, Lars Moravy, the new affordable models releasing in the next months will resemble the company's current lineup in form and shape.
- The upcoming models will be produced on the same lines as the existing vehicles and are expected to be more affordable.
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Episode 508: Analyzing Tesla’s Q1 Earnings Call
- Tesla held its quarterly earnings call for Q1 2025, covering the launch of robotaxis and the more affordable Teslas.
- Highlights from the Tesla executive team, plus a recap and analysis, are available in the podcast episode.
- Support for the podcast can be shown through the Patreon page, with various pledge levels and bonuses.
- Extended warranty options for Tesla owners are available through XCare, offering a discount with the code Lightning.
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California proposal to allow self-driving tests for heavy-duty trucks
- California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is proposing self-driving vehicle tests for heavy-duty trucks and large vehicles.
- The proposal would restrict testing to specified, pre-selected routes on major highways and ban testing on city streets.
- Certain heavy-duty vehicles, such as household movers and commercial vehicles, are prohibited from testing under the proposal.
- The DMV plans to hold a public hearing on the proposal on June 10.
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