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Tesla reveals it is using AI to make factories more sustainable: here’s how
- Tesla is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make its factories more sustainable, as revealed in its Extended Impact Report for 2024.
- Examples include managing HVAC infrastructure at Gigafactory Nevada with AI control and implementing optimization controls in plastics and paint shops at Gigafactory Texas to increase efficiency.
- Tesla aims to phase out natural gas use across its factories and prioritize work to reduce emissions from that energy source specifically.
- The use of AI at Gigafactory Nevada has helped reduce energy demand through AI-controlled HVAC infrastructure and managing entire chiller plants for optimized energy consumption.
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Tesla shares slump after Trump threatens Elon Musk with DOGE and entertains deportation
- Shares of Tesla Inc. dropped over 7% after President Trump targeted Elon Musk, resulting in a heated exchange between the two.
- Trump threatened to use the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) against Musk, highlighting Musk's reliance on government subsidies for companies like SpaceX and Starlink.
- The feud escalated further with Musk criticizing Trump's spending bill, potential removal of electric vehicle tax credits, and hinting at forming a new political party called the 'America Party.'
- The possibility of Trump canceling government contracts with Musk's firms and impacting Tesla's finances was raised, with Trump even mentioning the idea of deporting Musk.
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Ford CEO believes Google’s self-driving tech is better than Tesla’s
- Ford CEO Jim Farley believes Google's Waymo division's self-driving technology is superior to Tesla's primarily due to the use of LIDAR.
- Farley mentioned discussions with Tesla CEO Elon Musk about self-driving but did not provide details.
- Ford invested in self-driving technology through startup Argo AI but closed it down in 2022, opting for a partnership model for self-driving technology in the future.
- Despite Ford's focus on its BlueCruise Level 2 system, Farley emphasizes the importance of the right level of autonomy in vehicles to maintain basic driving skills and awareness.
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LG Energy Solution, Tesla build LFP battery plants in the US
- LG Energy Solution has established a new facility in Holland, Michigan, to produce LFP batteries at scale for energy storage systems.
- The $1.4-billion plant is expected to have an annual production capacity of 16.5 GWh and may employ up to 1,700 people.
- LG Energy Solution will also produce NMC cells and modules for the Ford Mustang Mach-E at the Holland facility.
- Tesla is close to completing its own LFP battery manufacturing facility near Gigafactory Nevada, with an initial focus on stationary storage products like Powerwall and Megapack.
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Tesla analysts believe Musk and Trump feud will pass
- Tesla analysts are analyzing the ongoing feud between Elon Musk and Donald Trump over the 'Big Beautiful Bill' and its impact on national debt.
- Analysts believe that despite the disagreements, Musk and Trump will likely resolve their differences as they have done in the past.
- Some bullish Tesla observers predict that the feud will pass, and the situation will eventually settle.
- Tesla shares are down about 5 percent following the public disagreements between Musk and Trump.
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Farmer-first future: Agtonomy’s approach to smart agriculture
- Agtonomy's CEO, Tim Bucher, stresses the importance of understanding farming and partnerships for effective agricultural robotics.
- Captron's general manager, Sean Walters, emphasizes the innovative sensor technologies at 2025 Robotics Summit & Expo.
- Boston Dynamics' Spot robots performed on NBC's AGT, showcasing their capabilities despite technical challenges.
- Tesla launches Robotaxi service in Austin with initial challenges, while Hexagon introduces AEON humanoid robot for industrial applications.
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The electric Hummer is almost outselling the F-150 Lightning
- General Motors sold 4,508 electric Hummer trucks and SUVs in the second quarter, nearly matching Ford's F-150 Lightning sales despite a substantial price difference.
- GM experienced a strong quarter for electric vehicles with an uptick in U.S. EV sales compared to other automakers who saw declines, driven by sales of various EV models including Equinox SUVs, Silverado pickups, Blazer EVs, and more.
- In contrast, Ford faced a 31% drop in U.S. EV sales in the second quarter, impacted by decreasing popularity of E-Transit vans and the F-150 Lightning, with total EV sales down by nearly 12% compared to last year.
- The challenging environment for EV sales in the U.S. is further emphasized by drops in sales of EVs from other manufacturers like Hyundai and Kia, while Ford grapples with aging EV models amid the threat of tariffs affecting incentives.
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Trump says he’ll look into deporting Musk as fight over bill escalates
- President Trump and Elon Musk's disagreement over a domestic policy bill has reignited with Trump suggesting potential deportation of Musk.
- Trump proposed targeting Musk through the Department of Government Efficiency, referencing DOGE as a way to retaliate.
- Musk has criticized Trump's budget bill for increasing the deficit and potentially impacting EV tax credits that benefit Tesla, where Musk is CEO.
- Both figures had previously traded insults but Musk recently revived his criticism, leading to Trump suggesting cutting subsidies for Musk's companies.
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Tesla upgrades Model 3 and Model Y in China, hikes price for long-range sedan
- Tesla has upgraded its Model 3 and Model Y in China, improving range and performance for the long-range variants.
- The Model 3 Long Range All-Wheel Drive now costs RMB 285,500 (about $39,300), reflecting a price increase of RMB 10,000 ($1,400).
- The long-range Model 3 received enhanced features including a range boost to 753 km (468 miles) and a faster acceleration time of 3.8 seconds for 0–100 km/h.
- The Model Y Long Range also saw its range increase to 750 km (466 miles) with its price remaining at RMB 313,500 ($43,759). Delivery wait times for both models have been shortened.
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GOP wants EV tax credit gone; it would be a disaster for Tesla
- The Republican Party in the US Senate is pushing to remove the IRS clean vehicle tax credit for electric vehicles, potentially eliminating it by the end of September.
- Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has expressed opposition to the budget bill, threatening to form a third political party if it passes and reposting content critical of the GOP spending plan.
- The elimination of the tax credit could significantly impact Tesla, as most of its electric vehicles in the US are eligible for the $7,500 credit, making them more expensive if the bill goes through.
- Apart from the tax credit issue, Musk also criticizes the budget bill for being wasteful and expresses concerns about the impact on solar energy and battery storage businesses, vital for Tesla's profitability.
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Trump says he’ll have to ‘take a look’ at deporting Musk
- President Trump stated he would consider deporting Elon Musk in response to Musk's criticisms of the Republican tax and spending legislation.
- Trump attributed Musk's opposition to the bill to the elimination of subsidies benefiting his various business ventures.
- The feud between Trump and Musk escalated when Trump threatened to withdraw subsidies from Musk's companies and mentioned Musk could lose more than just the EV mandate.
- Musk criticized the Republican legislation, calling it an 'insane spending bill' and expressing potential support for a third political party in the US.
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Tesla stock sinks 8% after Trump hits at Musk for getting 'more subsidy than any human being in history'
- Tesla stock dropped up to 8% after President Trump criticized Elon Musk for receiving substantial government subsidies, suggesting that without them, Musk's businesses might struggle.
- Trump's comments reignited their feud, fueled by Musk's criticism of Trump's tax bill. The exchange highlighted that Musk's enterprises received around $38 billion in federal assistance over the past two decades.
- The spat escalated after Musk slammed Trump's tax bill as 'utterly insane and destructive,' potentially endangering jobs. This confrontation caused Tesla stock to fluctuate amid market uncertainties.
- Despite the back-and-forth between Musk and Trump, Tesla stock experienced volatility throughout 2025, initially declining due to factors like reduced EV sales, Trump's tariffs, but rebounding on positive trade news and Musk's planned DOGE dissociation.
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First Autonomous Tesla Delivery Sparks Backlash Over Illegal Move
- Tesla's first fully autonomous delivery of a vehicle from its factory to a buyer's home sparked backlash when the car parked in a fire lane.
- In a promotional video, a Model Y drove itself from Tesla's Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, to its new owner's apartment, stopping in a clearly marked fire lane.
- Critics, including the CEO of the tech safety group the Dawn Project, raised concerns about public safety and questioned if the fine for blocking a fire lane was included in the purchase price of a Tesla.
- Tesla's driverless delivery and expanding robotaxi service in Austin have drawn attention, with videos showing erratic behavior that has led to federal scrutiny by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Tesla doesn't catch fire after falling off a cliff (video)
- A YouTuber performed a unique test by pushing a Tesla Model 3 off a high cliff to see if it catches fire, challenging the perception of Tesla fires in accidents.
- Historically, Tesla electric vehicles have not caught fire during crash safety testing by various agencies, further questioning the myth of Tesla battery pack fires.
- The Tesla vehicle did not catch fire after falling off the cliff in the test, showcasing the safety features and crashworthiness of the older generation Model 3.
- The test results challenge preconceived notions and highlight the safety advancements in Tesla's newer vehicle models, emphasizing their resilience in extreme situations.
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Tesla China registrations hit 20.7k in final week of June, highest in Q2
- Tesla China recorded 20,680 domestic insurance registrations during the final week of June, marking its highest weekly total in Q2 2025.
- The week saw a 49.3% increase from the previous week and a 46.7% improvement year-over-year, signaling growing momentum for Tesla in the domestic market.
- Despite a 4.6% quarterly and 10.9% yearly decrease, Tesla's performance for the quarter was boosted by the strong week in June, the second-highest of 2025.
- Tesla China delivered 15,210 Model Y units and 5,470 Model 3s last week, with overall sales data for China expected to be released soon by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).
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