The owner of the Tesla Model 3 claims that the FSD failed to react on passing trains twice in the past six months (so let's try again on a foggy day)
Tesla driver stuck in car during software update. Warns others to avoid in-car updates and highlights the importance of knowing manual release features.
No matter what metric you look at, MotorTrend found a 911 Carrera T beats a Cybertruck Cyberbeast towing another 911.
Not quite. Tesla is just the vessel through which Musk enriches himself. Everyone is disposable in the end. The dumbest thing is that there's still people who still thinks otherwise.
Another Tesla Cybertruck has been involved in a serious accident, this time with dramatic consequences
X now considers the term “cisgender” a slur. On Tuesday, the platform reportedly began posting an official warning that the LGBTQ-inclusive terms could result in a ban from the platform.
A non-profit group says Tesla violated the Clean Air Act hundreds of times.
Evidently Tesla said that it didn't cover coolant leaks under warranty before recognizing that it needed to fix this truck
Some of the threads connecting the chip to the brain began to retract. The Elon Musk-owned company did not explain why
It has been a gradual process, but the big three hardware makers have been removing support for X, formerly Twitter, on their consoles. While this hasn’t completely removed the ability to post videos…
Elon Musk has promised fully autonomous vehicles for years.
Elon Musk continues to cut deeper at Tesla. Multiple workers told BI that Tesla cut even more staff from their teams.
The Tesla CEO's number two is heading back to China, and that means Musk is more alone than ever atop Tesla.
Allie Arebalo has been with Tesla for six years, and has been its Director of HR in North America for over a year
Also, safety regulators are probing Ford's Blue Cruise hands-free driving tech, and more automakers report rough first-quarter sales.
Tesla's Texas gigafactory was exempted from Austin's local environmental regulations thanks to a new state law.
Recently laid off Tesla Production Supervisor says he slept in his car in order to work more
Asana founder Dustin Moskovitz called Tesla the next "Enron" and speculated that people "are going to jail at the end."
He has no good goals. It is just a massive grift. Everything he touches will either shut down or turn into a "conventional" company the moment he leaves. It is just hype to drive sales or the next capital raise.
return2ozma is almost certainly a Russian agent or bot, or someone that deeply sympathizes with far right/fascist beliefs. He is only pretending to be "far left," and shows zero interest in actually promoting any kind of left-wing policies. In short, he's an outrageous troll, and people need to ignore or block him. Also, he needs to be report everywhere for being a troll.
Linkerbaan, along with several posters whose goal seems to be only about attacking Israel, are almost certainly Russian agents. They are simply repeating whatever stories that seem to make Israel or the US look bad. They do not care about the facts or accuracy of their claims.
It was well past its prime by the 1970s. VW would've ended production long before 2003 if it wasn't seen as an iconic vehicle.
The original Beetle was a very cheap car being sold at a time when no one else was making such vehicles. Sales tanked once competition showed up. The problem is that Tesla is seeing competition now.
Also, Teslas aren't cheap. So the market for them is much smaller.
That's the thing about decentralized social media: Individual sites and sub-communities don't have to be particularly active. They just need to exist as a place for honest discussion.
This is what killed nuclear cargo ships in the past. Ports just don't want such things coming in all the time.
They're still using pressurized gas tanks. Apparently, not even a drone is not too small for such things.
There are fuel cell powered drones out there. Size hasn't been an issue for a long time.