So we’re in the habit of bringing back the offers that really clicked with our Tesla Space readers based on your feedback and metrics, and this was one of them, so here’s an interesting Physical AI system:

Most AI lives on a screen. This kind drives itself through a soybean field at 2 a.m. and cuts weeds to the centimeter, with no herbicide. Greenfield Robotics has 82 machines running across 16 states. This year's fleet sold out, and every robot was delivered. 

The platform keeps adding jobs: weeding now, feeding, spraying, and cover-crop planting on the way. Farmers are done with chemicals linked to Parkinson's and tied to the price of oil. 

The pull is real, and the machines work. Greenfield's Regulation A+ offering lets everyday investors own a stake ahead of the scale-up the company is building toward.

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That’s all you need to know:

The numbers you’ll hear about below will prove they really are flooding Austin.

Speaking of Launch Day, an important note:

Tesla Space Insiders will get a Cybercab Launch Event overview special email that we call “ 🚨 Insider Alerts”, today right after the event, which will tell you exactly what went down and, as usual, cover a lot of different views, also from those who are present at the event (we follow them all!).

All non-insiders (of course I still love you) get an overview in our next week’s newsletter.
So if you want to be first to get the full overview of what went down, become an Insider.

We even created an offer to celebrate the Cybercab launch: you’ll get 10% off of any plan:

We’re starting with this section again, because today is Launch Day.
Thursday September 3, at 4:45 PM CT in downtown Austin.

Tesla has added 45 Cybercabs to the company's Texas robotaxi fleet. The purpose-built vehicles appeared in the Texas Motor Carrier Credentialing System (TxMCCS) registry, joining 269 375 Model Ys already authorized for autonomous operation.

Why did Tesla also add the 106 Model Ys to the registered robotaxi fleet now to get to 375 Model Ys specifically, next to the 45 Cybercabs?

Well, if you add up 375 + 45, you’ll get it.

;)

Anyway, the Cybercab numbers are indeed an indicator of a ‘flood’ incoming, and we’re seeing a big increase in pickup/dropoff (also called pudo in the industry) activities in town, as you see in this video or all the others out there. Or Sawyer, who is already in town for the event, seeing this:

To be clear, there is no steering wheel in those Cybercabs anymore. It’s the real thing.

And as you know, we’ve now seen hundreds of Cybercabs staged in other cities, from Houston to Miami, waiting to hit operations too.

Now, what I really loved seeing recently was the final proof that Tesla is using the colored RGB lights from its lightbar to signal to customers which Cybercab is theirs:

Several Cybercabs were filmed in downtown Austin on August 27 running amber-orange and emerald-green sweeps across the front light strip, all on this video. Photos from the night show a reflective treatment on the Cybercab logo, too:

Dallas more than doubled, from 31 square miles (80 km²) at launch to 81 square miles (210 km²), pushing west toward Irving and past the original Highland Park corridor on fully unsupervised Model Ys.

Austin grew about 9% on August 31, reaching north along I-35 and US-183 toward Pflugerville and picking up Mesa Park and the neighborhoods above the Domain.

The robotaxi geofence sizes in mi² are now: Austin: 264; Dallas: 81; Miami: 31; Orlando: 26; Houston: 25; Tampa: 24

The hours went up too. Robotaxi now runs 6am to 10pm, seven days a week, and Tesla says the unsupervised fleet is "a lot bigger" with upgraded intelligence in vehicle distribution and routing, so you wait less.

Tesla has published a full safety evidence dashboard for its FSD Supervised system in Europe, consolidating nine findings across three datasets into a single public page.

The filing supports Tesla's application for EU-wide approval under UNECE R171.01 exemptions ahead of a decisive October 6 committee vote.

That’s why you’ll hear a lot more buzz around this — and it will be a hugely impactful day for Tesla, as it’ll decide if Tesla will get the EU-wide FSD approval or will have to walk back also in the countries that have already approved it.

Tesla's own test fleet logged approximately 1.6 million km across eight European countries, with 793,000 miles driven exclusively on FSD Supervised. The result: zero at-fault collisions.

Lots more data and some graphs on the links above, if you want to dig deeper.

Tesla has published a detailed engineering page breaking down the safety philosophy, chemistry, and manufacturing behind its vehicle batteries. The page covers everything from cell-level failure testing to fleet-wide monitoring across millions of vehicles, and it includes a notable claim:

Across more than 265 billion miles of operation through the end of 2025, Tesla says it has no evidence of even a single spontaneous battery failure leading to a vehicle fire in its current vehicle offerings.

Tesla has added Vehicle Data Reports (VDRs) to its company car offering, giving business drivers access to a detailed snapshot of what their Tesla was doing around a collision or other safety event.

The update was shared by Sloan Cinelli, Head of B2B at Tesla EMEA, who highlighted that VDRs are generated automatically using vehicle, diagnostic, infotainment and Autopilot data where applicable.

Tesla has named the 36 winning locations from its Supercharger Voting program: 16 in the US, three in Canada, and the rest spread across 15 other countries and territories. Jurien Bay in Australia, Niseko in Japan, and the Cotswolds and Ullapool in the UK all got through.

Voting has already reopened, with 84 new candidates on the list. Each account gets five votes per three-month cycle, and one vote per location.

I love it when businesses now deploying Superchargers use it as a Canvas for art.

A Supercharger for Business site in Brentwood, Tennessee from EV Auto dealership now has all eight stalls wrapped with the guitars of eight legendary artists, each with the artist's signature, a "Powered by EV AUTO" badge and a QR code telling you the story of the instrument while you charge. Elvis's Hagstrom and Merle Haggard's Fender Telecaster are two of them.

In case you know the DYI Wrap Club (formerly Tesbros), the job was delivered by them:

Elon on the power problem sitting underneath AI, in a new G20 interview: "There will be a significant power shortfall next year. The consensus estimate is there will be a 15GW power shortfall in 2027 for AI chips. This is why Google and Anthropic are leasing compute from SpaceX, because we've been able to turn on AI better than anyone else so far."

The way SpaceX got there is by building its own power plants, and it recently powered down 11 turbines at the Southaven data center to make room for a 1.2 GW plant.

On where all of this ends up, asked about future SpaceX revenue, Elon has said: "My best guess for ~$3.5T revenue is roughly around 2033 fwiw."

Starlink has a new plan for people with small boats. Personal Maritime runs $185 a month for unlimited data in territorial waters worldwide, with no 30-day Roam travel limit and Ocean Mode beyond 12 nautical miles at $6/GB. Not for yachts, ferries or commercial fishing.

Oh, and Starbase has police Cybertrucks now. Starbase became a city in May last year and started hiring officers this month.

Clark County has signed off on 19 more Vegas Loop stations, taking the entitled total from 104 to 123 across the approved 68-mile (109 km) network. The new ones include Formula One Grand Prix Plaza, Chinatown, several stops along Tropicana Avenue, and Tuscany. Around 11 or 12 stations are open today. The system has carried more than 4 million passengers since 2021.

TBC says: “Because Loop is point-to-point with no intermediate stops, in the limit, one could have a Loop station in every driveway!”

Grok Bot picked up a real X integration on August 29. Sign in with the X connector and you can tell a bot to search posts, read the timeline, check mentions, pull bookmarks and read trends. Paid Grok Bot subscribers get X API credits to start.

SpaceXAI has also switched on template sharing, so you can build a bot and publish it for other people to download, with a marketplace incoming soon.

Last week I said I would give Grok Bot a go, and I have now started, it looks quite capable. If you are using it, hit reply and tell me what for!