Electric Vehicles
Tesla stock surges on Cantor Fitzgerald price target hike
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Tesla shares rose more than 5% on October 27, 2025, driven by Cantor Fitzgerald's upgrade of its price target to $510 per share. The analyst firm cited upcoming production milestones for Cybercab, Semi, and Optimus as key factors. Broader market gains and easing U.S.-China trade tensions also supported the rally.
Lucid teases midsize EV crossover with Nvidia autonomy plans
Lucid Motors unveiled a teaser image of its upcoming midsize electric crossover, positioned as a Tesla Model Y rival starting at around $50,000. The announcement coincides with details of a partnership with Nvidia to enable Level 4 autonomous driving in future models. Production is slated for late 2026.
Japan mobility show highlights wild new EVs
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Las Vegas police unveil nation's first Cybertruck patrol fleet
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The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department unveiled a fleet of 10 Tesla Cybertrucks on October 28, 2025, marking the first fully operational use of the vehicles in U.S. law enforcement. Donated by venture capitalist Ben Horowitz and his wife Felicia, the trucks will equip each area command for critical responses. Sheriff Kevin McMahill described them as a step toward making the department the most technologically advanced in the country.
Slate auto announces Tesla supercharger access and RepairPal partnership
Electric vehicle startup Slate Auto revealed on October 28, 2025, that its upcoming affordable pickup truck will feature a North American Charging Standard (NACS) port for direct access to Tesla's Supercharger network. The company also announced an industry-first partnership with RepairPal to provide nationwide service through certified independent shops. These moves aim to support the truck's production start in late 2026.
Yale study finds Musk's politics cost Tesla over 1 million sales
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A Yale University study estimates that Elon Musk's partisan political activities since 2022 have reduced Tesla's U.S. sales by 1 to 1.26 million vehicles. The research highlights how Musk's actions alienated Democratic buyers, Tesla's core customer base, while boosting competitors' electric vehicle sales. Despite this, Tesla's focus on AI and autonomous technology offers potential recovery paths.
Tesla roadster development remains in early stages
A recent Tesla job posting indicates that development of the next-generation Roadster is still in its early phases, nearly eight years after its initial announcement. The role focuses on battery manufacturing equipment for the vehicle. This suggests production is approaching but remains some time away.
Tesla extends subscriptions during extended service visits
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Tesla has introduced a new policy that automatically extends active subscriptions and free trials for vehicles in service longer than one business day. This change ensures owners do not lose access to paid features like Full Self-Driving during repairs. The update applies regardless of whether a loaner vehicle is provided.
Tesla reports Q3 revenue growth but faces margin challenges
Tesla Inc. announced its third-quarter 2025 earnings on October 22, showing a return to revenue growth after two quarters of declines. However, the company missed earnings expectations, leading to declining margins and a drop in its stock price. Analysts highlighted increased R&D spending and reduced regulatory credits as key pressures.
Tesla recalls cybertrucks over bright parking lights
Tesla has issued a recall for more than 63,000 Cybertruck vehicles due to front parking lights that shine brighter than federal safety standards allow. The issue, caused by software, could impair visibility for oncoming drivers and lead to accidents. The company plans to fix it with an over-the-air software update.
BYD unveils Japan-specific EV at Mobility Show
China's EV giant BYD has unveiled its new mini-EV 'Racco' tailored for the Japanese market at the Japan Mobility Show. The event follows a press preview on Wednesday and officially starts Thursday, opening to the public from Friday through November 9. New models from domestic makers are also on display, drawing attention to the future of electric vehicles.
Tesla chair hints at cheaper mass-market vehicle
Tesla board chair Robyn Denholm indicated in a recent interview that the company is developing a new affordable vehicle based on the Cybercab platform. She noted it would include a steering wheel and pedals to meet U.S. safety regulations. This comes after Tesla previously canceled plans for a $25,000 model.
Lucid announces Nvidia partnership for consumer autonomous vehicles
Lucid, the electric vehicle startup, has partnered with Nvidia to develop autonomous driving technology for consumer vehicles. The collaboration aims to deliver a level 4 autonomous system and use AI to optimize production lines. This move comes as Lucid expands its lineup with more affordable models.
Tesla to announce Colombia entry at Corferias auto show
US company Tesla plans to officially announce its entry into the Colombian market at the Corferias International Auto Show, from November 14 to 23. The local subsidiary, Tesla Motors Colombia S.A.S., registered in 2024 with the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce. Until now, brand vehicle purchases have been made via personal imports since 2019.