Tesla Robotaxi Invite has quietly initiated the very first wave of invitations for its highly anticipated robotaxi service in Austin, Texas. These invites mark the beginning of a carefully curated rollout, focused on testing, user feedback, and safety validation well before fully opening the service to the general public. Screenshots shared widely across Tesla owner … Read more
Texas Lawmakers Urge Tesla: Tesla has been preparing to debut its Robotaxi in Austin, Texas, with CEO Elon Musk announcing that the service would go live on June 22, 2025. The planned launch involves deploying a modest fleet of 10 to 20 Model Y vehicles operating in a geo‑fenced area deemed by Tesla as “safe,” with … Read more
Tesla Robotaxis: Over the past week, locals in Austin have started spotting driverless Tesla Model Y vehicles cruising through neighborhoods with no one behind the wheel—just a distinctive “Robotaxi” decal on the door and a clear view of the empty white interior. Though these vehicles lack the LiDAR hardware common in competitors’ self-driving fleets, their unique … Read more
Tesla China saw 15,500 insurance registrations, marking a 79.5–80% week‑over‑week surge, up from 8,640 the prior week and even up ~32.5% year‑over‑year. This resurgence stands out sharply against a broader backdrop of weakness: overall Q2 registrations remain about 3% lower than Q1 and roughly 16–17% below last year’s Q2 levels. Still, the single‑week spike highlights … Read more
Tesla’s latest firmware teardown (version 2025.20) has uncovered a surprise: a six‑seat configuration for the refreshed Model Y, alongside the already anticipated seven‑seat version. Here’s what this means: 🔧 What the Firmware Reveals Tesla hacker @greentheonly discovered references to a “6-seater Model Y” in the firmware, suggesting a layout with two front seats, two in the middle row, … Read more