Tesla has started testing a production version of its two-seat Cybercab without a steering wheel or pedals in Austin, Texas, signaling progress toward a fully autonomous robotaxi. The tests currently include a safety monitor passenger, and follow earlier trials with Model Y SUVs in the city. This move comes as regulatory changes may soon allow vehicles without brake pedals, easing development. Tesla aims to compete with Waymo by integrating car manufacturing and software development, using only cameras for autonomy. While Tesla's robotaxi service has faced minor crashes, this new Cybercab rollout will increase visibility of its autonomous vehicle efforts nationwide.
Tesla is projected to overtake SpaceX in market capitalization by July 2027, according to an analysis by OpenAI's ChatGPT. Currently, SpaceX is valued at about $2.16 trillion, while Tesla stands at $1.55 trillion. Tesla's growth is expected to be fue...
In the first half of 2026, Toobit enhanced its trading platform by integrating AI-powered tools like Synapse and AI Agent Trade Kit, expanding tokenized TradFi futures with over 100 pairs, and offering zero-fee spot trading. The exchange also improve...
Confidential files related to Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro have been leaked on the dark web, originating from Tata Electronics, Apple's Indian contract manufacturer. The leak includes sensitive component designs and supplier details, also affecting...
Tesla's stock surged to its best day in over a year following the rollout of version 14 "lite" of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system. This update, initially available to some customers with older Tesla vehicles, aims to enhance the company's advanced...
In 2026, semiconductor stocks have surged due to strong demand driven by artificial intelligence, while the 'Magnificent Seven' group of major tech companies, including Alphabet, Meta, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla, has struggled. This ...
