16 China-based auto companies got together in June and hashed out a deal built around keeping everyone’s pricing from wildly disrupting business.

After over four months of waiting, Tesla could be given permission to begin construction of their new Gigafactory “at any moment”.

According to some recent reports, it looks like Tesla’s new gigafactory in Mexico is going to be delayed until 2025.

Tesla posted their second quarter delivery numbers on July 2nd, and the news looks good across the board.

On July 3rd, an announcement from major Australian Telecom company Telstra stated that they would be partnering with Starlink to reach their more rural clients.

Tesla’s North American Charging Standard continues to take over the industry.

Michigan-based engineering firm Caresoft Global Technologies believes that Tesla is about to drastically decrease assembly times and floor space in its factories - by as much as 30 percent.

Tesla’s Chief Designer pulled into the Petersen Museum’s show, driving what looked like a production candidate model of the Cybertruck.

In the face of recent wildfires, Tesla owners started discussing the use of the HEPA filters that come standard with some of the company’s vehicles.

A prototype Tesla Cybertruck was spotted being unloaded from a plan at a New Zealand airport on June 18th

On June 16th, Tesla’s team at Gigafactory Texas announced that they had produced their 10 millionth 4680 battery cell

Reports say Tesla is negotiating to put a new gigafactory in Valencia, Spain.

Through communications between Tesla and their suppliers, the EV company is reportedly aiming for 375,000 Cybertruck units created per year

On June 8th, automaker General Motors became the second major company to adopt Tesla’s North American Charging Standard connector

Tesla has made some recent changes to the posted prices of their vehicles in the United States that show the company was finally able to secure the full $7,500 tax credit for not just their Performance version - but all versions.

On May 31st, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that they were proposing a new rule that will make Automatic Emergency Braking standard in new vehicles.

For the last couple of weeks, drone operators have been posting anything they can find, from test-track runs with prototype vehicles, to new equipment deliveries, to sightings of freshly casted parts that might belong to the new vehicle.

Automaking giant Ford has announced that they will be adopting Tesla’s proprietary charging connector - the North American Charging Standard.

GigaShanghai has stopped production of their Model 3 vehicles.

EV review channel posted a series of images on their Twitter page showing the new models and comparing the differences between the older Hardware 3 and newer Hardware 4 models.