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    Rivian And Lucid Earnings Signal State Of EV Startup Race▼What Rivian And Lucid's Latest Earnings Say About The EV Startup Race✉newsLifeAutos1 d ago

    Rivian and Lucid, two leading American EV startups, have released their latest quarterly earnings, and the results are being read as a scoreboard for the broader race among electric vehicle newcomers. Coverage is focusing on how each company is managing cash burn, production targets and its path to profitability as competition with Tesla and legacy automakers intensifies.

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    Tesla is reportedly winding down production of the Cybertruck after years of poor sales, according to an NBC News report. The angular electric pickup, launched in late 2023 with heavy hype and long waiting lists, has failed to convert interest into sustained demand. Observers are treating the move as a major setback for the vehicle once pitched as a flagship of Tesla's design ambitions.

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    Tesla's share price is drawing search interest, with investors tracking the electric car maker's stock movements. No single event is attached to the spike in attention in the available evidence, though the company's shares remain among the most closely watched on global markets, reacting to production news, demand trends and comments from chief executive Elon Musk.

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    Steffen Bilger, the German transport ministry's parliamentary state secretary, is at the centre of reports that Elon Musk successfully lobbied the ministry over Tesla's driver assistance system. According to taz, the federal government is taking a favourable line toward Tesla's Autopilot-style technology, prompting debate about the closeness between Musk and German transport policymakers.

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    Elon Musk gained roughly $61 billion in a single day as Tesla and SpaceX-related valuations rose, pushing his fortune back toward the $1 trillion mark. At the same time, his AI company xAI is drawing scrutiny, with its Memphis data centers facing EPA action and a Clean Air Act lawsuit over methane gas turbines.

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    The electric vehicle sector is in the spotlight in France this week. BFM reports the car industry is being carried by electric models, while Caradisiac claims electric vehicles have effectively won the debate on ecological impact. Meanwhile, Tesla's Model Y L received an acceleration boost dropping 0-100 km/h to 4.5 seconds, and consumer outlets are warning buyers to check insurance guarantees before signing. French drivers are also tracking related cost changes this November.

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    Elon Musk's Election Night Losses Go Beyond Money●Elon Lost A Lot More Than You Think On Election Night▶youtubeBusinessEconomy717.4K1 h ago

    Elon Musk backed Donald Trump in the US election, and analysis by economist Justin Wolfers argues the cost to Musk was far greater than widely reported. The discussion points to losses on election night beyond the headline figure, touching his Tesla stake, business exposure and political positioning, and prompting debate over how much his political gamble actually cost him.

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    A Wired obituary declares Tesla's Cybertruck dead, calling it 'unloved, unwanted and utterly absurd' and tracing its rise and fall from viral unveiling to disappointing sales and recalls. The piece argues the angular stainless-steel pickup never won over mainstream buyers despite years of hype, and its failure is now being widely discussed and dissected online.

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    Cybertruck declared dead as the 'Aggressively Stupid Era' fades●Is the 'Aggressively Stupid Era' coming to an end? https://www. wired.com/story/rip-cybertruck -you-were-unloved-unwanteMmastodonTechnology142 d ago

    A Wired obituary for the Tesla Cybertruck, calling it 'unloved, unwanted and utterly absurd', is prompting debate over whether an era of deliberately outrageous, impractical tech products is ending. Critics say the truck's troubled production and weak demand mark a broader backlash against hype-driven designs, while supporters still defend its engineering ambition.

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    A Tesla customer in Australia says their Powerwall installation plan was rejected because the application lacked a concrete pad they had been told to delay. The report, covered by The Cool Down, highlights a frustrating catch-22 in Tesla's home battery installation process, with conflicting instructions leaving the customer unable to proceed with their energy storage setup.

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    Elon Musk is dominating headlines on several fronts. Tesla and SpaceX have formed special committees to explore a possible merger, with Musk publicly backing the idea. Meanwhile, reports say he ordered a Starlink slowdown over Ukraine, and that limits on Starshield came from inside the White House, drawing criticism. His huge political spending is also being blamed for backfiring and damaging Tesla's brand, with critics saying no one has spent more to harm electric vehicles.

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    Elon Musk has confirmed that Tesla will discontinue the Cybertruck, with all production of the angular electric pickup set to end next year. The announcement has drawn wide attention, with commentators arguing the model's failure could ultimately benefit the broader electric vehicle market by pushing Tesla toward more affordable, practical designs.

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    Critics say Tesla Cybertruck criticism proved right●RE: https:// sfba.social/@drahardja/1113507 88885338476 HAH I WAS RIGHT # cybertruck # wankpanzer # incelCamino # carsMmastodonLifeAutos794 d ago

    A social media user celebrated being proven correct about the Tesla Cybertruck, using mocking nicknames like 'wankpanzer' and 'incelCamino' alongside the post. The vehicle has become a lightning rod for online ridicule since its release, with critics frequently sharing perceived failures, design flaws, and recalls as vindication of their early skepticism about the angular stainless-steel pickup.

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    Tesla has halted production of its Cybertruck, pausing output of the angular electric pickup that has struggled to meet the company's early sales expectations. Observers are discussing what the stoppage means for the vehicle's future, Tesla's manufacturing plans, and demand for a model that has underperformed since its much-hyped 2023 launch.

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    Wall Street rallies on Democratic win as Tesla and SpaceX fall▼Wall Street celebra la victoria demócrata, pero Tesla y SpaceX caen como castigo a Elon Musk▶youtubeScienceSpace340.5K11 h ago

    Markets celebrated a Democratic election victory, with Wall Street indices rising, but Tesla and SpaceX shares dropped in what investors framed as punishment for Elon Musk's political positioning. Commentators highlight the contrast between broad market optimism and the fallout hitting Musk's companies.

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    Tesla to End Cybertruck Production by Mid-2027▼Tesla to End Cybertruck Production by Mid-2027 for Cybercab Focus𝕏xSE15K3 d ago

    Tesla reportedly plans to wind down Cybertruck production by mid-2027 as it shifts focus and resources toward the Cybercab, its purpose-built autonomous robotaxi. The move marks a sharp retrenchment for the polarizing pickup, which launched in late 2023 after years of hype but struggled with demand and recall issues. Commentators are debating whether the pivot signals a broader strategy change toward autonomous vehicles.

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    Musk's business empire braces as Texas flips blue●Elon Musk's business empire braces for Democratic wave as Texas flips blueYhnBusiness2020 h ago

    Elon Musk's companies, which are heavily concentrated in Texas, face growing political risk after Democrats scored a wave of victories that flipped Texas blue in the November 2026 midterm elections. Musk has built Tesla, SpaceX and other operations in the state while aligning himself with Republicans, and a Democratic-led Texas could bring new regulatory and political pressure on his business interests.

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    Tesla's rumored flying car concept is drawing scrutiny from physics-minded critics who argue the design faces fundamental aerodynamic and energy limitations. A widely shared science explainer breaks down why a flying vehicle of Tesla's size would struggle with lift, power demands, and battery constraints, sparking debate about whether such a vehicle is engineering reality or marketing hype.

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    Global equities are swinging sharply as investors track Middle East escalation and heavy US tech earnings. The S&P 500 has rebounded after a Friday selloff, with the equal-weight index posting its sharpest one-month comeback since 1990 despite a chip-led decline, while US futures fell on Tesla and Meta results. Asian markets opened weaker, and Australia's ASX 200 slid as BHP and Rio Tinto dropped.

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    Elon Musk says TSMC will not operate Terafab, the massive AI chip manufacturing complex he has proposed. The remark clarifies that any Terafab project would be run separately rather than in partnership with the Taiwanese chip giant, raising questions about who would actually build and operate such a facility. Analysts are weighing the feasibility of Musk entering advanced chipmaking.

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    SpaceX and Tesla Shares Fall Premarket After Democrat Sweep●Shares in Elon Musk’s SpaceX, Tesla Fall Premarket After Democrats Sweep Midterms✉newsScienceSpace4 d ago

    Shares in Elon Musk's companies SpaceX and Tesla fell in premarket trading following the Democratic victory in the US midterm elections, according to the Wall Street Journal. Investors appear to be reacting to the political shift in Washington and what it could mean for Musk's businesses, which are sensitive to regulation, government contracts and policy.

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    V100 SXM2 pinout and NVLink reference published▼V100 SXM2 pinout and NVLink referenceYhnSportFootball512 d ago

    A technical reference document covering the NVIDIA Tesla V100 SXM2 module's pinout and NVLink connections has been made available, documenting the connector layout and interconnect wiring for the data center GPU. Engineers working with V100 hardware, such as building custom cooling or GPU clusters, are sharing the resource as a practical reference.

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    Cybertruck compared to Ford Edsel's famous launch failure●It’s interesting how similarly the # Cybertruck performed compared to the FORD EDSEL, the most famous big-launch failureMmastodonLifeAutos124 d ago

    Tesla's Cybertruck is being compared to the Ford Edsel, often cited as the most famous big-launch failure in automotive history. The Edsel sold just over 118,000 units across three years before Ford pulled the plug, and critics say the Cybertruck's sales trajectory has followed a strikingly similar path. The comparison is drawing attention as the stainless-steel pickup continues to underperform expectations despite years of hype before its release.

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    Tesla and Samsung are pushing back against proposed US tariffs on goods from Vietnam, according to Reuters. The intervention comes as the deadline nears in a US trade probe into Vietnamese imports. Both companies have major manufacturing and supply-chain interests in Vietnam, and new duties could raise their costs. The dispute is drawing attention as it touches on trade policy affecting key tech and automotive players.

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    US stocks have pulled back from record highs as investors weigh oil price rises, stretched AI valuations and earnings from Meta and Tesla. Attention is also on the Federal Reserve, with commentary describing a warning shot at what is called the second-priciest stock market in history. Despite the index drifting sideways for months, two sectors jumped more than 10 percent in October, and analysts are debating whether a crash could be coming.

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    Cadillac is winning over buyers in the electric vehicle market, drawing customers away from Tesla and other EV brands. The report suggests the American luxury brand's EV lineup is resonating with shoppers who might otherwise have chosen rivals, intensifying competition in the fast-growing electric car segment.

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    Car-related news is drawing attention across Telugu media. Reports cover fatal accidents, including a car that plunged into a tank killing three and another crash into a railing killing four. In auto news, Renault launched its Duster hybrid with a 1,400 km range, while Tesla grabbed headlines with the Roadster's claimed flying capabilities and an electric car offering 440 km on a single charge. A consumer also won 70 lakh rupees in compensation after a 14-year insurance dispute.

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    Reports of traffic accidents are drawing attention, including a crash in India that killed at least seven people and injured 19, and a multi-vehicle collision on a major road in Kenya. Separate coverage notes a Tesla hitting a police car in California, leaving two officers injured.

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    Tesla accused of misleading South Korean customers on self-driving tech●Tesla allegedly misled South Korean customers about automated-driving techYhnWarMiddle East291 d ago

    A South Korean consumer group alleges Tesla misled customers about the capabilities of its automated-driving technology, according to a Reuters report. The accusation concerns claims made to buyers about what the company's driver-assistance systems can actually do, and is the latest regulatory and reputational headache for Tesla's self-driving ambitions overseas.

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    Tesla's biggest Supercharger station, offering 164 charging stalls, has been toured and documented, drawing attention from EV drivers and enthusiasts. The site highlights the scale of Tesla's charging network expansion, which continues to grow as electric vehicle adoption increases, particularly in Europe and North America.

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    Bill Murray is back in the spotlight as the face of Rivian's new advert, which reimagines his iconic 1993 film Groundhog Day with the electric truck maker's vehicles. The spot is drawing wide attention for its nostalgic nod to the movie and is being read as a direct challenge to Tesla in the electric vehicle market.

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    Builder Tests Whether a Tesla-Style Flying Car Could Actually Work●I Built Tesla’s Flying Car to See if It Actually Works▶youtubeSciencePhysics919K5 d ago

    A science content creator built a working flying-car prototype styled after Tesla and tested whether the concept could actually get off the ground. The project has drawn large audiences eager to see how electric-vehicle-inspired engineering holds up against real physics. Viewers are debating in comments whether such a vehicle could ever be practical, with the appeal lying in the mix of Tesla's brand cachet and a hands-on physics demonstration.

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    Donald Trump has said he would pardon Elon Musk if Democrats win the midterm elections, framing the pledge around the possibility of legal action against the Tesla and SpaceX chief following a Democratic takeover. The statement ties two of the most prominent figures in American politics and business to the outcome of the midterms, drawing attention to how closely Trump and Musk remain linked despite past public friction.

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    German-language business coverage is focused on two automakers under pressure. At Porsche, attention centres on Michael Leiters and whether his leadership can return the company to a successful path. Meanwhile, Tesla's latest figures show the Cybertruck continuing to underperform, with the futuristic pickup described as a slow seller that has yet to win over buyers in volume.

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    Linus Tech Tips Puts Tesla Full Self Driving to the Test▼“Tesla Hater” Finally Tries Full Self Driving▶youtubeTechnology1.3M4 d ago

    Linus Tech Tips, long known as a Tesla skeptic, has taken Tesla's Full Self Driving system for a real-world test drive and published the results. The review is drawing major attention from tech and EV fans, with viewers debating how well the software performs and whether a critic's fresh eyes offer a fairer verdict than usual Tesla coverage.

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    Elon Musk is concentrating political donations on the Republican camp in Texas, a move expected to influence the upcoming US midterm elections, according to reports. At the same time, his company Tesla is facing a difficult AI race: with many competitors in the field, securing top talent for its integrated AI and robotics push is proving a major challenge.

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    Tesla's share price is in focus after the stock slipped about 2% on October 16, with investors shrugging off the buzz from the Roadster reveal and turning their attention to the company's upcoming quarterly earnings. Traders appear cautious heading into the results, with interest in the stock trending in Australia and Singapore.

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    Tesla's stock price is drawing attention after SpaceX set up a special committee to discuss a possible integration with Tesla. The news comes as US stock futures rise, with market watchers weighing SpaceX earnings and other corporate results. Investors are speculating about what a closer combination of Elon Musk's two companies could mean for Tesla's valuation.

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    A Tesla vehicle presented as a flying car drew wide attention after a demonstration in which it jumped rather than actually flew. The clip has become the subject of physics-focused commentary, with people explaining why the vehicle's movement amounts to a leap — driven by thrust or suspension motion — rather than sustained flight, and debating whether the 'flying car' label was ever realistic.

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    Autoblog is running new comparisons of owner satisfaction and long-term reliability, including a Toyota-versus-Subaru satisfaction piece and a Toyota-versus-Tesla test at 250,000 miles. Both headlines suggest Toyota comes out clearly ahead. Coverage also includes Car and Driver's reveal of the one-off Karma Eximius 1 hybrid with a 6.2-liter V-8.