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Cybertruck • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck to join Florida fire department as brush truck

The Lake Alfred, Florida fire department has approved the purchase of a Tesla Cybertruck to be used as a brush truck for fighting wildfires. This marks one of the vehicle's first adoptions by a fire department, expanding its role beyond police use. For enthusiasts, it demonstrates a practical, emergency service application for the Cybertruck's off-road and utility capabilities.

Latest • Feb 05, 2026

IM Motors co-CEO apologizes to Tesla China over FUD comments

The co-CEO of Chinese automaker IM Motors has publicly apologized to Tesla China. He retracted his earlier claim that a fatal accident was caused by Tesla brake failure, stating subsequent investigations did not support it. This serves as a correction to misinformation that had negatively impacted Tesla's reputation.

Model 3/Y • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla hit with another wrongful death suit over its electronic door handles

A mother is suing Tesla over the electronic door handles on its Model Y, alleging they trapped her son during a fatal fire. This is the latest in a series of wrongful death lawsuits and customer complaints regarding the handles, which are now under federal investigation. The case highlights ongoing safety concerns that could impact Tesla's reputation and potentially lead to recalls or design changes.

FSD • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla drops plans for robo-charging site for the SF robotaxis it doesn’t have

Tesla has canceled its plan to build an autonomous charging station for its proposed robotaxi fleet in San Francisco. This decision comes amid union opposition and ahead of a public hearing on the project. For now, this represents a scaling back of infrastructure plans for a service that Tesla has not yet launched.

FSD • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla confirms Full Self-Driving still isn’t garnering interest from lagging competitors

A Tesla executive confirmed that despite being the most advanced system in the U.S., Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology is still not attracting licensing interest from other automakers. This indicates that Tesla's competitors remain hesitant to adopt its driver-assistance software. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this reinforces the company's claim of having a significant technological lead in this area.

FSD • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla’s new FSD push looks like a gross money grab: they have questions to anwser

Tesla is pushing owners to buy its Full Self-Driving (FSD) package before it becomes subscription-only, but a policy change in the email states FSD will no longer transfer between vehicles. This means buyers risk losing their significant FSD investment if they sell their car, which critics see as a move to pressure sales. Owners and enthusiasts need clarity on this major change to the software's value and ownership terms.

FSD • Feb 04, 2026

Senators grill Waymo and Tesla over robotaxi safety, liability, and China

Tesla and Waymo executives urged U.S. senators to pass legislation to accelerate the deployment of self-driving cars. The hearing focused on critical concerns including robotaxi safety and legal liability. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this highlights both the regulatory push for autonomy and the unresolved safety and legal questions surrounding it.

FSD • Feb 04, 2026

Tesla exec pleads for federal framework of autonomy to U.S. Senate Committee

A Tesla executive urged a U.S. Senate committee to create a federal framework for autonomous vehicle regulation. He argued this would encourage innovation and help the U.S. compete globally. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this push signals the company's ongoing effort to clear regulatory hurdles for the wider deployment of its self-driving technology.

Model 3/Y • Feb 04, 2026

Tesla Model Y lineup expansion signals an uncomfortable reality for consumers

Tesla has expanded its Model Y lineup in the U.S. by adding a new, lower-priced All-Wheel-Drive configuration. This move introduces more complexity to Tesla's offerings, which typically favor simplicity. For consumers and enthusiasts, this signals a potential shift toward more traditional sales tactics, possibly indicating softer demand for the vehicle.

Latest • Feb 04, 2026

Cybercab: Why You'll (Finally) Let Go of Your Steering Wheel

Tesla has confirmed its upcoming "Cybercab" will be a fully autonomous vehicle, designed to operate without a steering wheel. This represents a major technological shift, moving beyond traditional car design. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals Tesla's push toward a future where personal driving may become obsolete.

Stock & Business • Feb 04, 2026

Two Tesla board members are all over the Epstein files: what happens next?

Newly released documents reveal Tesla board members Elon and Kimbal Musk had closer ties to Jeffrey Epstein than previously disclosed, contradicting Elon's past statements. The report suggests this would typically trigger a corporate governance crisis, but implies Tesla's shareholder focus on stock price may prevent significant consequences.

Stock & Business • Feb 04, 2026

Tesla delivers 69,129 vehicles from China in January, outpacing rivals

Tesla delivered 69,129 vehicles from its China factory in January 2026, achieving year-over-year growth. This performance outpaced rivals in a Chinese EV market that was otherwise slowing down. This indicates Tesla's continued strong demand and competitive strength in a key global market.