Plus, Tesla insiders reveal more on the Supercharging team layoff and Cruise will pay at least $8 million to a pedestrian it injured.
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Tesla FSD Trial Convinced Just 2% Of Users To Pay For It, Credit Card Data Shows (UPDATE)
The company’s marketing campaign might have been a dud.
Tesla FSD Trial Convinced Just 2% Of Users To Pay For It, Credit Card Data Shows
The company’s marketing campaign might have been a dud.
Former Cruise CEO launches robotics firm with ex-Tesla AI manager
Former Cruise CEO launches robotics firm with ex-Tesla AI manager The former CEO and co-founder of General Motors (GM) self-driving unit Cruise has launched a new robotics firm, after stepping down from Cruise following an accident in October. Kyle Vogt, the former Cruise CEO and co-founder who resigned in November, announced The Bot Company in…
Weekly Space Recap: May 5 – May 11
Weekly Space Recap: May 5 – May 11 Here are some of the stories you may have missed in the past week. The week, of course, featured a few Starlink launches, delays to Boeing’s first Crewed Starliner mission, Starship updates, and Polaris Dawn unveiling their new EVA suits. SpaceX launched 23 Starlink satellites from Florida…
Sweden’s largest union joins strikes against Tesla
Sweden’s largest union joins strikes against Tesla Strikes lodged in Sweden against Tesla have lasted six months, and this week, the country’s largest union announced that it will also back the labor effort. Along with over a dozen unions that have launched simultaneous action in support of IF Metall’s strikes against Tesla, Sweden’s largest private…
SpaceX Starlink a ‘game-changer’ for Carnival Cruiseline
SpaceX Starlink a ‘game-changer’ for Carnival Cruiseline SpaceX’s low-latency internet service, known as Starlink, is being called a “game-changer” for Carnival Cruiseline and its passengers, CEO Josh Weinstein said. “Starlink has been a game-changer for the onboard connectivity experience our cruise lines deliver to their guests, and we’ve already seen a surge in guest satisfaction…
Tesla sued again over Fremont paint shop emissions
Tesla sued again over Fremont paint shop emissions A non-profit has launched a new emissions lawsuit against Tesla, claiming that the company’s Fremont, California, factory paint shop exposes nearby residents to harmful pollutants. The Environmental Democracy Project filed the suit with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California on Monday, accusing Tesla…
Tesla Cybertruck Chief Out, Some Supercharger Team Re-Hired
Things are up and down at Tesla. Plus, NHTSA is probing Waymo for traffic violations and new Chinese EV tariffs could impact U.S. jobs.
Cruise to start supervised Robotaxi tests in Phoenix, AZ
Cruise to start supervised Robotaxi tests in Phoenix, AZ General Motors (GM) self-driving unit Cruise has announced that it would start testing its autonomous vehicles on public roads in Phoenix, Arizona, as part of its efforts to get back into the driverless robotaxi business. This time around, however, Cruise’s robotaxis will be supervised. As…