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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.

Tesla's latest Cybercab demonstration shows Braille labels, physical buttons and room for guide dogs. Those details will matter if blind passengers are expected to complete a driverless trip without help from someone inside the vehicle.

The European Commission's ADACities initiative could give autonomous-driving developers more coordinated testing opportunities in European cities. It does not, however, amount to EU-wide approval for Tesla FSD.

Tesla's mobile app can now show an active FSD route in blue. The change is small, but it gives owners a clearer view of what the car is doing when someone else is behind the wheel.