CNBC compared Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system with Rivian's Autonomy+ and found Tesla's system superior, especially in non-highway and point-to-point driving. Rivian's system, which offers features like automatic parking and on-ramp to off-ramp driving, still requires driver input for lane changes and struggles on unmarked roads. Tesla's FSD operates well even in dark conditions and on back roads, but neither system is approved for fully driverless operation, meaning drivers must remain attentive. Despite Tesla's lead, full regulatory approval for true autonomy may take years, and safety concerns remain due to past accidents.
Tesla, Inc. is increasingly becoming a software-driven company, with over 55% of new vehicle deliveries in North America now adopting its full self-drive (FSD) system. The company's paid FSD subscriptions have grown 56% year-over-year, reaching 1.48 ...
Nio's stock dropped 20% in the past month, underperforming peers like Tesla and XPeng, signaling company-specific issues rather than sector-wide problems. Despite narrowing losses in the first half of 2026, investors worry about intensified competiti...
Investor Steve Eisman, known for predicting the 2008 housing crash, criticizes Tesla's valuation as excessively high unless one believes its robotaxi business will dominate globally. Tesla's 2026 price-to-earnings ratio is about 220, far above tradit...
Tesla's stock jumped 8.7% recently due to excitement over a potential new Roadster model expected by 2027, but prediction markets assign only a 37.5% chance of its delivery by then. Despite record vehicle sales and growth in energy storage and FSD su...
Zoox's regulatory cap limiting its robotaxi fleet to 100 vehicles in Nevada will expire on September 25, enabling the Amazon-owned company to expand its commercial robotaxi service in Las Vegas. This comes as competition intensifies, with Waymo launc...
