Tesla launched its Cybercab, a vehicle without a steering wheel or pedals, by self-certifying its legality without prior regulator approval. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened an audit to examine Tesla's certification process and the technical data behind it. This investigation focuses on Tesla bypassing the usual exemption request process for vehicles lacking manual controls, a path previously taken by companies like Zoox. The outcome could influence future regulations on driverless cars, especially as the Department of Transportation considers removing manual control requirements for autonomous vehicles.
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Tesla has officially stopped plans to produce the Cybertruck for Australia and New Zealand, informing reservation holders that deposits made since 2019 will be fully refunded. The decision stems from the high costs and engineering challenges of makin...
SpaceX stock experienced significant volatility over the past month, with prices fluctuating between $104.83 and $225.64, currently trading near $149. Despite a recent 9.14% drop, the stock remains above its IPO price of $135. The company reported st...
SpaceX reported a $561 million unrealized gain from its stake in The Boring Co. during Q3, contributing to a net income of just over $4 billion. The Boring Co., spun out from SpaceX in 2018, recently raised $3 billion at a $23 billion valuation, back...
Tesla is set to expand its gold-colored Cybercab robotaxi service from Austin to Dallas in November and start selling the vehicles to outside fleet operators by the end of the year. The company aims to dominate transportation, but faces challenges in...
