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… quite the milestone. 10B FSD (Supervised) miles driven, total.

What is this?

Joe Tegtmeyer found something mysterious at Giga Texas, under a cover & the wheels also masked off with white vinyl.

Pretty sure that’s a Model Y L right there.

WattEV has been running two Tesla Semis in their operations since last year.

Now, they've ordered 370 more.

Deliveries are expected to begin with 50 trucks in 2026, with the full fleet operational by end of 2027. More than 300 units will be deployed under a joint program with the Port of Oakland.

The deployment will be supported by a growing network of megawatt-class charging depots, including initial sites at the Port of Oakland and Fresno, with additional locations planned in Stockton and Sacramento.

In addition to WattEV, we’ve also found just this week that 40 Tesla Semis are now ordered by Big F Transport after demoing a unit, and 20 Tesla Semis were ordered by NICA Container Freight Line, focused on port drayage serving the Port of LA and Long Beach.

Watch tip: here’s an unedited interview Dan Priestley (head of Semi team) gave at the ACT Expo in Las Vegas, just now.

Here are the glossy (on the left) vs non-glossy Cybercabs shown on a @JoeTegtmeyer video. He says there were 40-50 Cybercabs on the site (today). And here’s one of those production version glossy Cybercabs seen on the streets (video)

Tesla is ending one-time FSD purchases across Europe on May 21, 2026. Only subscriptions after that.

Guess what that sounds like? Europe-wide FSD approvals, that’s what it is. (one can hope).

When using FSD and there’s a disengagement, you will now be asked what the reason for it was (Navigation / Preference / Discomfort / Critical), seen on this video.

FSD video from Europe: “Just look at how early on Tesla FSD Supervised actually saw that car coming. 🤯 It was just a few pixels through the trees and the car ready reacted.”

Also, Tesla owners in the Netherlands have already driven 10 million km (~6.2M miles) on FSD Supervised in under a month.

In Austin, they started operating Unsupervised robotaxis at night for the first time. Before this they ended the service in the afternoon on the Unsupervised ones.

There are now 22 + 5 + 6 unsupervised robotaxis recorded by robotaxitracker.com.

Teslascope has created a tool website for you to check whether their vast amount of data has spotted any updates from version X to version Y. If you’re an owner, you’ll likely get the benefit of this:

Tesla is hiring Data Labelers to annotate images and videos to train Optimus & autonomous systems. “You’ll work with real production data & directly impact how these systems learn and operate in the real world”

Leak from an incoming update: Tesla is creating a new feature that will give you an official, in-app certificate if your high-voltage battery is repaired or replaced, so you can easily prove its condition, which helps resale value and buyer confidence.

Tesla has launched its Semi Charging for Business program, offering Megacharger and Basecharger systems for fleet operators. It’s like the Supercharger for Business program, but Tesla Semi-sized.

Tesla provides design support, optional installation, and ongoing network services, including monitoring, pricing controls, maintenance, and driver support through its software platform.

The system is designed to support both small fleet depots and large-scale logistics hubs.

Tesla has also introduced its 125 kW Basecharger, a lower-cost charging solution designed for overnight and long-dwell charging of Tesla Semi fleets.

Positioned as “home charging” for heavy-duty vehicles, the Basecharger features a fully integrated design that removes the need for a separate AC-to-DC cabinet. This simplifies installation and reduces costs.

Tesla also allows up to three units to be daisy-chained on a single breaker, sharing 125 kVA to further improve deployment economics.

Pricing starts at $40,000 for two Basechargers and $188,000 for a Megacharger system with two posts, excluding taxes and installation.

New York is about to see its first-ever privately owned Tesla Supercharger site open.

Powerup EV Solutions announced that it has completed the first privately owned Tesla Supercharger site in New York, with 8 stalls, delivered turnkey for its new charging operator arm, EVIO Charging.

“Incredibly proud to be opening the first privately owned Tesla Supercharger in the Northeast. With more sites currently in development, this is just the beginning.”
— Jake Berdugo, Founder and CEO at Powerup EV Solutions and EVIO Charging

Tesla and bk World have already launched 5 charging lounges in France, and a few elsewhere. A lot more incoming. The latest site comes to the 28 Supercharging stalls in Dardilly, near Lyon.

Tesla has released a new video about their Megapack factory in Lathrop, California. They say they are now producing 200 Megapacks a week

SpaceX/xAI has just announced that it has signed an agreement with Anthropic (you know, the company behind Claude) to provide access to its Colossus 1 supercomputer.

SpaceXAI and Anthropic have also “expressed interest in partnering to develop multiple gigawatts of orbital AI compute capacity”

This is interesting, as Elon has been very anti-Anthropic for a while. This seems to have changed:

On why doing it for a competitior:

And also, meet SpaceXAI

My question is… when SpaceXAITesla?

Neuralink showed a 2-min video of their surgical robot and had the team talk about it.

TBC announces the first residential Music City Loop station agreement, serving those living at the Prime, Alcove, and Paramount towers in downtown Nashville.

Residents will take an elevator directly to a Loop station within the building, board a Tesla, and be at the airport in ~9 minutes or Lower Broadway in ~2 minutes.

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