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Tesla Owner Accidentally Drives Off in Different Tesla Using the Tesla App
Apparently, the two cars looks very similar, but that shouldn't have let the driver unlock and start up the wrong car using Tesla's smartphone app.
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B.C. man says he accidentally unlocked and drove someone else’s Tesla using the app
A Vancouver man is trying to figure out how he managed to get into someone else’s Tesla recently and drive off, using the app on his own phone. Rajesh Randev, an immigration consultant, said he thought he was getting into his Tesla on Tuesday as the car was the same make and the same colour.
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Feds suspect Tesla using automated system in firetruck crash
U.S. investigators suspect that a Tesla was operating on an automated driving system when it crashed into a firetruck in California last month, killing the driver and critically injuring a passenger. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Wednesday it has dispatched a special crash investigation team to look into the Feb. 18 crash in Northern California where emergency responders had to cut open the Tesla to remove the passenger. Four Contra Costa County firefighters had minor injuries.
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Tesla cuts prices on its most expensive models
Tesla has cut prices on its two most expensive electric vehicles in the United States, according to the company’s website, days after CEO Elon Musk said recent price cuts on other models had stoked demand. The price cuts, Tesla’s fifth adjustment since the start of the year, ranged from 4% on the performance version of the Model S to 9% on the more expensive Model X.
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Tesla re-thinks 100-year-old automaking model, aiming to halve costs
Tesla told investors it can reduce costs by 50%, by expanding on the modular, parallel manufacturing innovations it developed for the Model Y. Tesla's next-gen vehicles will be built and tested in chunks that won't come together until the final line.
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Tesla plans to offer a $30 monthly subscription for unlimited overnight home charging.
It will launch in Texas because the windy nights help generate power. The subscription was a way to incentivize customers to charge their vehicles at home using a source of renewable energy, Tesla's Drew Baglino said.
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Tesla says it will cut costs of next generation cars in half
Tesla says it will cut the cost of its next generation of vehicles in half, largely by using innovative manufacturing techniques and smaller factories
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Tesla cofounder says he was 'basically unemployable' and out of money for 2 years after being ousted from the company
Martin Eberhard was forced to resign as CEO of the electric-car maker and left it in 2007. His history with Tesla is a sore subject for Elon Musk.
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Tesla Agrees To Open Thousands Of Its Chargers To Other EVs By 2024, White House Says
Tesla has agreed to open at least 7,500 proprietary chargers to other electric vehicles by 2024, as part of a wider policy effort by the Biden administration to establish a national network of 500,000 electric vehicle chargers across the U.S. by 2030.
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New lithium development in Canada could lure Tesla
A fresh lithium development in Saskatchewan, Canada, along with other significant supply developments, could make the country more enticing than ever to supply-hungry Tesla. Tesla and its CEO, Elon Musk, have made it no secret that lithium is a vital resource for its business. It intends to work closely with suppliers and potentially develop its own reserves in the near future.
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Tesla surges above $500 billion market cap as its post-earnings rally helps pare last year's brutal rout
Tesla pushed above a market valuation of $500 billion on Thursday after the EV maker's record quarterly profit fueled a rally that chipped further away at last year's stock plunge. The stock jumped as much as to 11.7% to reach $161.42 a share, propelling the company's market capitalization to $510 billion.
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Tesla plans $3.6 bln Nevada expansion to make Semi truck, battery cells
Tesla Inc said on Tuesday it would invest more than $3.6 billion to expand its Nevada Gigafactory complex with two new factories, one to mass produce its long-delayed Semi electric truck and the other to make its new 4680 battery cell.
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A Tesla buyer says he got a $12,000 discount after asking for a reduction on his order following big price cuts
A Tesla buyer who has yet to receive his car said the company reduced the cost of his order by about $12,000 after he complained about missing out on big price cuts. The man, who asked to not be named for privacy concerns but whose identity is known to Insider, ordered his Tesla Model Y last July for $72,440.
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Tesla video promoting self-driving was staged, senior engineer testifies
Video from 2016 was promoted by Elon Musk as evidence that ‘Tesla drives itself’
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Elon Breaks Guinness World Record for Losing Most Personal Wealth
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and Twitter, broke the Guinness World Record for losing the most amount of money related to his personal wealth.
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It's becoming increasingly clear Tesla is just another car company
Tesla promised to be different. But now it's discounting the Model 3 and selling to Hertz like a regular car company.
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Tesla is cutting prices as other EV automakers charge a premium
The demand for EVs has not gone away, but the demand for Teslas has. Even after slashing prices and offering discounts for the first time, Tesla could not meet its sales targets and now has excess inventory. Other automakers, like Ford, are raising prices and are unable to meet customer demand.
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2024 Tesla Next-Generation Vehicle Should Sell For $12,500 After US Tax Credit
Below, I explain why the next generation Tesla will be much less expensive than expected and how Tesla can do this. We know Tesla sells the Model 3 for under $40,000 in China today, and it has a project code named Highland to reduce Model 3 costs further next year. This will get the Model 3 below $35,000, which is $27,500 after the tax credit.
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Tesla stock to close out worst year ever with a 65% loss in 2022, wiping out more than $700 billion in market cap
Tesla stock ticked up Friday, the last trading day of 2022, but is on track to close out its worst year in the company's history. Shares have lost about 65% from the start of the year, amounting to a loss of more than $700 billion in market value.
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Tesla Stock Tanked in 2022, and Now They're Offering $7500 Discounts on EVs
The electric-vehicle pioneer's stock was down 70 percent in 2022, a remarkable amount even in this year's difficult economic climate, so Tesla's offering some deals.
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