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Tesla Working On New Smaller, Cheaper Electric Vehicle: Report
The production of the smaller Tesla electric car is expected to start at Tesla's Gigafactory in Shanghai.
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Tesla India Opens First In-Mall Charging Station In Navi Mumbai With Four V4 Superchargers
Tesla opens first in-mall charging hub at Nexus Seawoods, Navi Mumbai with four V4 Superchargers, four AC chargers, expanding India network nationwide further.
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Tesla Model Y Survives Rocket Shrapnel Hit In Israel, Owner Thanks Elon Musk
The Tesla Model Y's roof endured a hit from a rocket shrapnel preventing cabin penetration during an attack in Israel.
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Elon Musk Confirms Tesla Model S, Model X Production Is Over
Tesla Model S was the brand's first vehicle, launched in 2012 and was followed by the Model X in 2015.
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Tesla Admits Remote Human Operators Control Its Self-Driving Cars
Karen Steakley, Tesla's director of public policy, admitted that the company used 'remote assistance operators' for its vehicles.
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Tesla FSD Helps Deaf Driver Detect Ambulance, Pull Over Safely: Watch Video
Tesla FSD detects ambulance and pulls over for deaf driver, highlighting accessibility benefits; however, the feature remains unavailable in India pending regulatory approval.
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New BMW i3 Neue Klasse Breaks Cover - Offers More Range Than Tesla Model Y
The BMW i3 offers a range of up to 900 km and is capable of offering up to 400 within 10 minutes of charging.
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Woman Drags Tesla To Court After Cybertruck Almost Drives Her Off Bridge With Child Onboard
The Tesla Cybertruck, with a woman and child onboard, drove into a concrete barrier instead of taking a turn.
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Elon Musk's California Robotaxi Plan Faces Roadblock As Tesla Fails To Apply For Permits
Tesla has not logged any miles with state regulators for Robotaxi service since 2019 and has documented only 562 miles in total since 2016.
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Tesla's Robotaxis Report 14 Crashes In First 8 Months In US
Tesla launched its limited robotaxi service in Austin in June with about a dozen cars accompanied by human safety monitors, and has slowly increased the fleet.
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Tesla Working On New Smaller, Cheaper Electric Vehicle: Report
The production of the smaller Tesla electric car is expected to start at Tesla's Gigafactory in Shanghai.
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Tesla India Opens First In-Mall Charging Station In Navi Mumbai With Four V4 Superchargers
Tesla opens first in-mall charging hub at Nexus Seawoods, Navi Mumbai with four V4 Superchargers, four AC chargers, expanding India network nationwide further.
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Tesla Model Y Survives Rocket Shrapnel Hit In Israel, Owner Thanks Elon Musk
The Tesla Model Y's roof endured a hit from a rocket shrapnel preventing cabin penetration during an attack in Israel.
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Elon Musk Confirms Tesla Model S, Model X Production Is Over
Tesla Model S was the brand's first vehicle, launched in 2012 and was followed by the Model X in 2015.
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Tesla Admits Remote Human Operators Control Its Self-Driving Cars
Karen Steakley, Tesla's director of public policy, admitted that the company used 'remote assistance operators' for its vehicles.
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Tesla FSD Helps Deaf Driver Detect Ambulance, Pull Over Safely: Watch Video
Tesla FSD detects ambulance and pulls over for deaf driver, highlighting accessibility benefits; however, the feature remains unavailable in India pending regulatory approval.
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New BMW i3 Neue Klasse Breaks Cover - Offers More Range Than Tesla Model Y
The BMW i3 offers a range of up to 900 km and is capable of offering up to 400 within 10 minutes of charging.
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Woman Drags Tesla To Court After Cybertruck Almost Drives Her Off Bridge With Child Onboard
The Tesla Cybertruck, with a woman and child onboard, drove into a concrete barrier instead of taking a turn.
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Elon Musk's California Robotaxi Plan Faces Roadblock As Tesla Fails To Apply For Permits
Tesla has not logged any miles with state regulators for Robotaxi service since 2019 and has documented only 562 miles in total since 2016.
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Tesla's Robotaxis Report 14 Crashes In First 8 Months In US
Tesla launched its limited robotaxi service in Austin in June with about a dozen cars accompanied by human safety monitors, and has slowly increased the fleet.
