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A Model 3 reportedly hit a Texas home at 73 mph. Tesla says the driver pressed the accelerator and overrode the automated system, a claim that changes the questions investigators need to ask but does not settle the case.

Tesla’s trademark application for “Megapod” suggests the company may be exploring a modular AI data-center system that packages compute, cooling, power, and software more like an industrial product than a custom construction project.

The new Supercharger on West Arbrook Boulevard in Arlington, Texas, illustrates how a mature charging network grows through targeted local coverage, not only giant highway stations.

A supervised 500-mile round trip between New Hampshire and New York City shows that Tesla FSD’s most meaningful progress may be its ability to remain useful across hours of changing roads, not simply perform one impressive maneuver.

A shipment containing hundreds of Model Y L vehicles has arrived in Japan after Tesla recorded its strongest sales month in the country. June registrations rose 183.7% from a year earlier to 3,997 vehicles.

Tesla says 33 Wall Connector for Business sites opened during the past two weeks, adding 186 charging units at hotels, apartments, workplaces, shops and other properties.

Tesla Home combines Powerwall, solar generation, EV charging and utility rates in one automated energy system. The savings depend on local electricity prices, solar export credits and when a household uses power.

Tesla and Berlin startup group JUNI have opened a competition for production-ready technology that could be tested with the 4680 battery team at Giga Berlin, where Tesla is preparing for 18 GWh of annual cell capacity.

Tesla's ride-hailing network now covers five U.S. markets, though the experience varies by location. Some rides are unsupervised, others include a safety monitor, and every market still operates within a limited service area.