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In a shocking turn of events, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and former U.S. President Donald Trump have found themselves embroiled in a very public feud that has sent ripples through the markets. The feud has escalated rapidly over the past 48 hours, with tensions reaching a boiling point. It all started with a report from the Wall Street Journal on June 4, which suggested that Trump was growing increasingly frustrated with Musk’s vocal criticism of his latest tax and spending bill, dubbed the “Big Beautiful Bill.” Insiders revealed that Trump was “losing patience” with the Tesla CEO. The situation took…

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Tesla has recently announced the launch of its first discounts on new Model Y demo inventory in the United States. This move comes as a pleasant surprise to many potential buyers who have been eagerly awaiting the opportunity to purchase the newly refreshed Model Y at a discounted price. The discounts on demo units of the Model Y are now available in the U.S., making it a great time for customers to take advantage of these savings. The inventory of the new Model Y is limited, so interested buyers are encouraged to act quickly to secure their desired vehicle. The…

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Tesla Supercharger Network Sees Significant Growth in Q1 2025 With 2,200 New Stalls Tesla’s Supercharger network continues to expand, showcasing impressive growth in the first quarter of 2025 despite challenges such as site closures on the NJ Turnpike and layoffs within the Supercharger team in 2024. Tesla recently shared data on the expansion of its Supercharger network, highlighting the efforts to meet the increasing demand from Tesla and non-Tesla vehicles. Q1 2025 Highlights In the first quarter of 2025, Tesla added approximately 2,200 new Supercharger stalls globally, marking a 17% year-over-year growth. This expansion is significant, especially as Tesla works…

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The impact of President Donald Trump’s 25% tariff on auto imports is already starting to show in the car market. According to a recent report from Edmunds, car buyers are adjusting their purchasing plans in response to the impending tariffs. While most prices have not been affected by tariffs yet, both analysts and customers are bracing themselves for price hikes in the near future. The report reveals that 37% of new-car shoppers are considering moving up their car purchase to avoid the impact of tariffs, while 25% are planning to delay their purchases. This shift in consumer behavior indicates a…

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Tesla has found itself in hot water once again, this time with lawyers filing a motion to dismiss a public information request that would require the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to release data about crashes involving its vehicles under automated or semi-automated driving systems. The request was made by The Washington Post last year, seeking additional data about crashes that occurred while Tesla’s driver assistance systems, such as Autopilot and Full Self-Driving, were engaged. The crux of Tesla’s argument lies in the potential harm that releasing this data could cause. The company claims that competitors could use…

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Tesla Introduces Convenient Third-Party Charge Cable Release Shortcut in Latest Update Tesla has unveiled a new feature in its latest software update, 2025.20, that will make life easier for Model 3 and Model Y owners who use third-party charging cables. These cables typically do not have a button to easily stop charging and unlock the connector, requiring users to access the Tesla app or in-car controls to do so.With the introduction of this shortcut, users can now simply pull and hold the rear left door handle next to the charge port for three seconds to stop the charging session and…

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Automakers were once racing towards an all-electric future, with plans to go fully electric by 2030. However, recent developments have seen car companies shifting their focus away from electric vehicles (EVs) and back towards hybrid vehicles. This change in direction is a result of various factors such as politics, economics, high costs, and the challenges associated with scaling up new technologies. According to a recent study by Bank of America, automakers are scaling back their plans to introduce new models in the coming years. The study, known as Car Wars 2025, predicts a decrease in the number of new models…

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Tesla has been expanding its lineup of vehicles over the past few years, offering a range of options from luxury sedans to electric pickups. While the Model S and Model X cater to the luxury market, the Model 3 and Model Y have propelled Tesla into the mass-market category. The Cybertruck, Tesla’s first-ever pickup design, may be unorthodox in its appearance but is undeniably functional. Despite this diverse lineup, there is one vehicle type that Tesla has yet to explore: a full-size SUV. This segment is currently dominated by combustion engine vehicles like the Chevrolet Tahoe and GMC Yukon, with…

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Cariad, Volkswagen Group’s software unit, has undergone significant improvements under the leadership of CEO Peter Bosch. In an interview with Automobilwoche, Bosch highlighted the progress made by the once troubled division. Previously known for causing delays in the launch of electric vehicles like the Porsche Macan and Audi Q6 E-Tron, Cariad has managed to turn the tide despite operating losses exceeding $7.5 billion in the past three years. One of the most notable changes has been the enhancement of the infotainment systems in Volkswagen’s ID.3 and ID.4 models, which were initially plagued by performance issues. Bosch credited the team for…

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Tesla’s sales in key European markets have taken a hit for the fifth consecutive month, with significant declines seen in the UK, Germany, and Italy. The electric car manufacturer is facing increased pressure from political backlash associated with CEO Elon Musk, as well as stiffer competition from traditional automakers and more affordable Chinese EV brands. In May, Tesla only managed to sell 1,210 vehicles in Germany, marking a decrease of over 36% compared to the previous year. This decline comes despite a 45% increase in overall electric vehicle sales in the country. Chinese competitor BYD, on the other hand, experienced…

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