The hunt for a new Tesla Gigafactory location in SouthEast Asia is getting hotter, as company executives recently visited Thailand.

Tesla officially launches their long-awaited, stainless steel Cybertruck on November 30th, with a delivery event at their Gigafactory in Austin, Texas.

Tesla is getting ready to release their Full Self Driving beta onto the streets of their other big markets outside North America.

On November 15th, a video detailing the interior of the Cybertruck was posted on TikTok - and it’s very clear that Tesla did not want it out in public.

On November 18th, the world's largest rocket - Starship - launched from Boca Chica, Texas for its second test flight.

Tesla has had a stellar year for its charging technology; it makes sense then, that Tesla would hardly stop at just one continent.

Tesla wrote an extra protection against scalpers and resellers that has been quietly slipped into the Purchase Agreement for the Cybertruck.

As the November 30th launch event marches steadily closer, new details about Tesla’s Cybertruck are being uncovered and discussed by the community.

It’s official: Tesla’s new, next-generation car will be produced in their facility in Germany.

Tesla vehicles will be testing the use of Grok - an AI assistant software made by one of Elon’s other startups, xAI.

Tesla Chief Designer Franz von Holzhausen was spotted driving around Southern California in a Cybertruck with a new type of wrap!

Tesla has not only revealed a new paint option - but some leaked images seem to show that the Plaid version of the Model S will also be getting a new sport seat soon.

Some new data-mining performed on Tesla’s Full Self Driving software has revealed some code that points to the future adoption of several new features!

On October 24th, local news publication RBB 24 reported that Tesla is hoping to begin factory expansions to their GIgafactory in Brandenburg, Germany in the first half of 2024.

Tesla has apparently had a difficult time in getting the construction of their new Gigafactory started in Mexico - and now it looks like true construction won’t be starting until 2024.

We got a bit more detail on Tesla’s upcoming 25k next-gen vehicle.

During the Q3 earnings call, CEO Elon Musk went over some specifics as to when the company could expect the Cybertruck to actually make money.

A new job opening posted by Tesla indicates that the Optimus robot project is moving on to some pre-production work - or “proto production” as they’re calling it.

China is looking to prepare their roadways for self-driving vehicles, and their solution to the problem of mixing manually-piloted traffic with self-driving units could literally pave the way for Tesla’s FSD rollout in the country.

The Tesla Semi has finished its course of tests in the Run On Less event - and the results show-off the vehicle’s capabilities better than any advertisement could.