Tesla Model 3 code suggests it could get an upgrade soon — but were the Model S and Model X axed too soon? The Tesla Model 3 could get two big upgrades soon, according to code hints — meanwhile, used Model S and X prices are on the rise. #Tesla #Model #Tesla_Model #code #code_suggests #code_hints #big_upgrades
Tesla’s sales are plummeting, so it’s adding a cheaper all-wheel-drive Model Y in the US in a bid to drum up interest Tesla adds a cheaper Model Y all-wheel-drive option to the line-up to help boost sales, but will it be enough for the failing brand? #Tesla #Model #cheaper_Model #failing_brand #interest_Tesla #Tesla_adds #boost_sales
One chart helps explain why Elon Musk is axing Tesla's Model S and X Tesla is giving the Model S and Model X the ax. Recent sales figures help explain why. #Tesla #Elon_Musk #Elon #Model #Tesla_Model #axing_Tesla
I'm trying to guess why Elon Musk wants to mash SpaceX into xAI — or Tesla. I'm stumped. Elon Musk's companies already share employees, resources and investors. Maybe a possible merger of SpaceX and xAI — or Tesla — would simplify things. #Tesla #Elon_Musk #Elon #Musk #mash_SpaceX #Musk_companies #xAI
'It’s an awesome robot. It looks like a human. People could be easily confused that it’s a human' — Tesla exec on why Optimus 3 is a game changer Tesla makes big shift to focus on AI and robotics, promising a very human-like Optimus 3 by March — but what does that really mean? #Tesla #robot #human #awesome_robot #Optimus #human-like_Optimus #awesome
Tesla takes another leap toward becoming a physical AI company: Here are the 6 biggest takeaways from its Q4 earnings call. Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced a $2B investment into xAI and the discontinuation of Model S and Model X in order to support Optimus robot production. #Tesla #earnings_call #biggest_takeaways #Tesla_CEO #CEO_Elon #Elon_Musk #company
On October 11, 2025, global stock markets experienced a sharp pullback amid mounting economic uncertainty, with indices in New York, London, and Tokyo showing losses of up to 1.5%. Investors reacted to concerns over slowing growth in China, persistent inflation in the U.S., and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East following the recent Israel-Hamas ceasefire. In contrast, gold surged, climbing to $4,080 per ounce, reflecting its status as a safe-haven asset during periods of heightened market volatility. This pattern mirrors previous episodes of financial turbulence, such as the March 2020 pandemic-induced sell-off and the 2022 Ukraine-Russia escalation, when equities fell sharply while gold and other commodities gained. Analysts noted that central banks’ potential rate cuts and ongoing fiscal stimulus measures have yet to calm investor anxiety, keeping markets jittery. Key corporate stocks, including Apple, Tesla, and BP, saw declines, while energy and precious metals sectors benefited from flight-to-safety buying. European and Asian markets are expected to continue experiencing volatility in the coming weeks as investors balance geopolitical developments with economic signals. Observers highlight that the strengthening of gold prices provides both a buffer and a warning: while investors seek stability, underlying uncertainties in global trade, interest rates, and regional conflicts continue to pose risks to financial markets. Market strategists suggest cautious portfolio adjustments and monitoring of upcoming central bank announcements for clearer direction. #GlobalMarkets #StockMarket #GoldPrices #IsraelHamas #ChinaEconomy #USInflation #SafeHavenAsset #FinancialVolatility #Apple #Tesla
Tesla showroom now in Mumbai. Price list of Model Y EVs in India revealed https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/business/story/tesla-mumbai-showroom-opening-today-electric-cars-model-y-ev-suv-cost-in-india-rs-60-lakh-2755893-2025-07-15 #Tesla #ElonMusk #Mumbai
