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Tesla FSD Slows for Danger Hidden by Blinding Sun

A Tesla owner near Pagosa Springs, Colorado, says FSD slowed down on its own while driving directly into bright sunlight.

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Tesla Patent Turns Battery Foil Into “Metal Origami”

A newly published Tesla patent describes folding an electrode foil edge into a continuous microscopic hem instead of cutting thousands

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Tesla’s Koi Pond Shows the Power of Water Recycling

Tesla’s Giga Shanghai features a large koi pond filled with treated industrial wastewater, showcasing the effectiveness of its advanced water

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Tesla FSD Stays Steady Through Torrential Rain

A Tesla owner says Full Self-Driving (Supervised) kept the vehicle centered and driving consistently during torrential rain when road visibility

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Tesla Recycled 14,000+ Metric Tons of Battery Material in 2025

Tesla says it recycled more than 14,000 metric tons of battery material in 2025 through in-house processing and recycling partners—equivalent

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Tesla Wants You to Tell Your Car Where to Park

Tesla is developing a natural-language interface for autonomous parking, designed to let drivers describe where they want the car to

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Tesla Cybercab Pushes EV Efficiency to a New Level

Tesla says its upcoming Cybercab is 42% more efficient than the Model Y AWD and delivers 126% greater efficiency than

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Tesla Remotely Unlocks Cybertruck After Child Is Locked Inside

A Tesla owner says his Cybertruck unexpectedly auto-locked with his 1-year-old son inside after he stepped out to plug in

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Tesla Reportedly Prepares for Optimus Mass Production

Tesla is reportedly set to begin Optimus humanoid robot mass production next month, targeting 1,000 units per week in September

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Tesla: FSD Uses Less Energy Than Human Drivers

Tesla’s latest Impact Report says Full Self-Driving (Supervised) is about 5% more energy-efficient than human drivers after analyzing 65 million