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Tesla FSD V13.2 Launches: Full Parking Automation & 3-Point Turns

Tesla FSD V13.2 Launches: Full Parking Automation & 3-Point Turns

Tesla has unveiled its newest Full Self-Driving (Supervised) V13 edition, just a few months after the release of V12.5. Launch Timing and Features Previously, the AI team at Tesla had indicated that FSD 13 would be ready by October, likely coinciding with the Robotaxi demonstration. At the event, Cybercabs were indeed utilizing FSD 13. The public […]

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Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD Hits 408 Miles on One Charge

Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD Hits 408 Miles on One Charge

Tesla’s Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive (LR RWD) has gone well beyond its stated EPA-rated range of 363 miles (584 km), with a real-world test showing it achieved 408 miles (656 km) on just one charge. This impressive feat was highlighted by a user on X/Twitter, David (@dkrasniy), who posted a picture of the car’s

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BYD Launches 2.3 MWh Sodium-Ion Battery for Grid Storage

BYD Launches 2.3 MWh Sodium-Ion Battery for Grid Storage

The second biggest battery producer in the world, BYD, has successfully created a sodium-ion battery pack that meets all the needs of a grid-level battery energy storage system (BESS). This innovative battery offers a long cycle life and impressive energy density. A New Era of Sodium-Ion Technology The MC Cube-SIB ESS container, which BYD claims is

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Tesla Model Y Juniper Launch May Arrive Earlier Than Expected

Tesla Model Y Juniper Launch May Arrive Earlier Than Expected

Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory is reportedly getting ready to release the refreshed Model Y, nicknamed "Juniper." The production lines are currently being used for both the existing Model Y and this new version. Currently, the Juniper model takes up a smaller share of the production capacity, indicating a careful increase in preparation for its expected launch in

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Cybertruck Turning Radius Test: Rear Wheel Steering Performance

Cybertruck Turning Radius Test: Rear Wheel Steering Performance

Tesla’s first electric pickup, the Cybertruck, is massive yet can maneuver easily thanks to its four-wheel steering feature. Exceptional Maneuverability As is common with this kind of technology, the rear wheels can turn slightly opposite to the front wheels, allowing even larger vehicles to make tight turns. The Cybertruck showcases this ability, and there’s a direct

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California Cuts Tax Credit for Tesla Model Y, Supports Non-Tesla EVs

California Cuts Tax Credit for Tesla Model Y, Supports Non-Tesla EVs

The new Trump administration is looking to eliminate the federal tax credit for new electric vehicles, which could negatively impact Tesla’s sales, especially in California. State Rebate Plans California’s Governor Newsom has announced that the state will bring back its rebate incentive for new EV purchases that was removed last year. This move is intended to

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Hyundai and Kia Recall 208,000 EVs for Power Loss Risk

Hyundai and Kia Recall 208,000 EVs for Power Loss Risk

Related auto brands Hyundai and Kia are recalling a total of 208,000 electric vehicles (EVs) in North America due to a problem that could heighten the chances of an accident. Correspondence from the National Highway Traffic Safety Agency (NHTSA) to Hyundai Motor America reveals that the issue lies within the Integrated Charging Control Unit (ICCU), which

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Tesla Responds to High Fatality Crash Rate with Model 3 Safety Data

Tesla Responds to High Fatality Crash Rate with Model 3 Safety Data

Tesla’s chief engineer, Lars Moravy, is actively countering claims from a recent report that states Teslas have the highest fatality crash rate among all vehicles. He argues that the report’s conclusions are misleading. Report Overview The report examined data from the federal U.S. Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), which is managed by the NHTSA. It focused

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Tesla Launches Smart Summon Feature in Europe and Middle East

Tesla Launches Smart Summon Feature in Europe and Middle East

Tesla vehicles get better over time thanks to updates that introduce new features and improve existing ones. Yet, some buyers in various regions have to wait longer to access these features. A recent example is the Actually Smart Summon, which took a while to reach customers in Europe and the Middle East. According to a post

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Tesla Tackles Supercharger Congestion with AI and Long Cables

Tesla Tackles Supercharger Congestion with AI and Long Cables

Tesla is set to enhance the Supercharger wait times for all electric vehicle (EV) owners. This will be done by boosting the number of V4 chargers with longer cables, refining their availability algorithms, and striving for a standardized charging port location for non-Tesla EVs. Future Plans for Supercharger Expansion In the next 18 months, Tesla aims

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