Tesla has some numbers to tout its progress on Robotaxi. CEO Elon Musk and other executives said during Tesla’s second-quarter earnings conference call Wednesday that the company continues to expand its autonomous ride-sharing platform, adding more cities and more unattended rides. Since Tesla first launched Robotaxi in June 2025 with a small fleet of Model
Tesla no longer plans to reach “volume production” of three of its newest products (the Cybercab, the Tesla Semi and its Megapack 3 commercial energy storage solution) in 2026, according to a second-quarter shareholder letter released Wednesday. The company also removed language from its first-quarter letter about its Optimus robot reaching “volume production.” The company
Tesla’s next earnings report will be released after the closing bell, and many of the usual topics are on investors’ collective radar, with one big addition: SpaceX. The second-quarter report, which will be released after the closing bell on Wednesday, is Tesla’s first since Elon Musk’s other big company went public last month. Expect analysts
Elon Musk’s posting habits are putting Tesla under the microscope, again. Regulators investigating Tesla’s full self-driving have asked the company for more information about a series of X posts in which CEO Elon Musk said drivers could text and brew espresso while using automated driving-assist technology. In a request for information sent to Tesla on
Tesla has brought an unspecified number of its unattended Model Y SUVs to Orlando and Tampa, just one day before the company’s scheduled second-quarter earnings call. This is the third Florida city where Tesla is testing its fledgling robotaxi service, following a small launch in Miami a few weeks ago. The two new cities appear
Rumors that Elon Musk could combine Tesla and SpaceX are growing, and investors want answers. Shareholders turned to a Tesla investor online forum to submit questions to executives ahead of the company’s second-quarter earnings and clamor for more details on a rumored merger with SpaceX. “Will SpaceX merge with Tesla?” asked one retail investor, in