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Tesla is reportedly preparing to expand its short-term vehicle rental program to Maryland, Kansas, Washington, and Pennsylvania, giving more shoppers a way to live with the car for a few days before deciding whether to buy.

New drone-linked imagery from Giga Texas suggests Tesla is moving a large number of Model Ys while also shipping more than 50 Cybercabs, putting today's volume product and the robotaxi program in the same factory story.

LG Energy Solution's reported expansion of cylindrical battery production in Nanjing shows how Tesla battery demand is being pulled by Model Y sales, energy storage growth, and possible future products like Cybercab.

SpaceX's Starmind and AI1 satellite concept point to satellites that do more than relay data. The idea is orbital AI infrastructure with onboard compute, power, cooling, laser links, and local processing.

The Porsche Macan vs Tesla Model Y comparison comes down to a blunt question: is Porsche's handling, cabin quality, and badge worth paying almost twice as much as Tesla's faster-moving software and lower ownership cost?

The new Fi Dog Collar with Starlink support brings satellite backup to pet tracking, giving owners a way to locate dogs beyond normal cellular coverage in the United States.

A proposed New Jersey robotaxi bill puts Tesla's camera-only autonomy strategy up against a regulatory approach that may require multiple sensor types before driverless service can launch.

New July 8 footage from Giga Texas suggests Tesla is moving quickly on factory work tied to Optimus, Cybercab, chip infrastructure, and a larger Austin manufacturing buildout.

The Tesla Cybercab front wheel drive layout, if it reaches production, looks less like a small-car habit and more like a practical robotaxi choice: fewer parts, easier packaging, and better efficiency.