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The story started with this, a huge milestone as the first actually not hand-built Cybercab rolled off the production line:

Now, keep in mind that although this one is off the actual production line at Giga Texas, we aren’t seeing the mass production fully yet. Elon says April, and then a ramp-up begins.

and it all progressed to this thing about Marques Brownlee (MKBHD).

If you’ve missed how the guy comes into play, Marques ‘famously’ said on his video a year or two ago that if Tesla sells a Cybercab to a customer for $30k or less before 2027, then he will shave his hair. It’s become quite a joke around the socials since then.

And then, perhaps most importantly for us, Elon confirmed that they aim a customer getting a Cybercab for <$30k by the end of this year:

It will be interesting to watch how that exactly takes place — there’s still a lot of constraints for such a sale.

Elon wrote the post talking about April production actually on this video which shows how 10 years ago, Elon predicted cars would later have no steering wheels. The audience laughed.

Quite a quiet week this one… but I’ll bet it won’t stay like this for long!

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From Giga Texas on Friday: “at least a half dozen different Cybercabs driving and testing production processes today.”

Cybercabs, Cybercabs everywhere!!

Tesla went ahead and did it: FSD can not be bought outright in the US anymore, now only available as the $99/mo subscription. It also ends in Australia on March 31st.

Some publications were recently trying to clickbait people into thinking Tesla’s 5 reported Robotaxi incidents in Dec–Jan were all serious “crashes.” Here’s what actually happened:

No hospitalizations, no airbags deployed, no towing required.

Even with all that, Tesla's Robotaxi fleet safety in Austin, Texas, reportedly improved by 2X between Dec 2025 and January 2026, with estimated miles per incident now at 417,000 miles, up from 208,000. Here’s some extrapolation of that data:

Tesla has announced that Tesla owners have now driven over 8.2 billion miles on FSD (Supervised) — the FSD miles driven counter thus jumped by 500M on their counter on their FSD Safety website.

An important bit from Elon on how the increased traffic from the autonomous future fits in with Boring Company:

Tesla opened a beautiful new Supercharger in Taiwan to celebrate installing its 700th Supercharger stall in the country.

It also reached another milestone for Supercharging in APAC: 500th Supercharger in Hong Kong!

Tesla has reportedly hired an additional 350 employees at its Giga New York factory — as it starts towards the 100GW/year solar panel production. It has now started the production of said panels. Tesla also says it has invested $350 million in supercomputers on the site, which should mean the DOJO.

We covered the Mars Moon plans of SpaceX quite a lot last week, but here’s Elon saying this might actually help the Mars plans accelerate:

“To be clear, we are still going to do Mars. I don’t think this change affects the time to a Mars city being self-growing by more than 5 years and it might turn out to accelerate Mars.”

SpaceX is aiming to increase production to 50,000 Starlink kits per day in 2026. That’s up from 15,000 kits per day in Q1 2025. Starlink says they have removed waitlists for Starlink in every country where Starlink is available today.

Just imagine the scale. SpaceX recently crossed 10 million active Starlink customer across ~160 countries & territories. In 2025, the company achieved a delivery rate of 70+ satellites per week, and should reach 10,000 satellites in orbit in March!

The first Starlink version 3 satellites are expected to launch later this year on Starship, which will bring gigabit connectivity and 20X capacity.

News says that apparently the Trump administration covertly sent 6,000 Starlink terminals into Iran after the regime's brutal crackdown on demonstrations last month, US officials have said, an effort to keep dissidents online following Tehran's stifling of internet access.

Southwest Airlines has now also announced it will equip all its planes with Starlink by the end of this year, and the service will be free to all passengers. Sidenote: I just recently went on a flight with Starlink enabled and it truly felt like we’ve finally emerged from the Stone Age. United Airlines and Southwest Airlines adopting Starlink means that it now has 2 out of 4 largest US commercial airlines, with ~1,800 planes between the two.

The 45-minute xAI company all-hands was shared live on X. xAI announced it’s new org structure and “reorganizing” means some of the team was let go. Elon said: “xAI was reorganized a few days ago to improve speed of execution. As a company grows, especially as quickly as xAI, the structure must evolve just like any living organism.
This unfortunately required parting ways with some people. We wish them well in future endeavors. We are hiring aggressively. Join xAI if the idea of mass drivers on the Moon appeals to you.”

Here’s what xAI has accomplished in just 2.5 years after starting:

Here’s an image from the presentation showing the mass driver to shoot satellites into space.

It’s also now clear that 𝕏 Money is coming: to be launching in 1-2 months in a limited external beta, and then worldwide to all 𝕏 users later. Elon said: "This is intended to be the place where all the money is. The central source of all monetary transactions. It's going to be a game-changer."

They also shared this render of “the world’s largest supercomputer… again!”
The “MACROHARD” Phase 1 has 330,000+ GPUs, and the Phase 2 “MACROHARDER” adds 220,000 Nividia GB 300s.

xAI also writes: “From Day One, xAI has been upgrading grid infrastructure and ensuring ratepayers don’t pick up our tab. Today, we are continuing our commitment by installing our own power lines to power our MACROHARD facilities.”

Boring Company plans to connect Universal Orlando Resort’s north campus to Universal Epic Universe.

The proposal describes a twin-tunnel configuration, with one tunnel in each direction. It also noted that permitting, design, and construction could take roughly a year and a half once approvals are secured

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