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NHTSA Proposes Cyan Lights for Self-Driving Cars
NHTSA has proposed letting self-driving vehicles carry optional cyan marker lamps. Here is what the proposal says, what it does not say, and how to comment.

Tesla Robotaxi Safety Report: 3.1 Million Driverless Miles
Tesla published its first Robotaxi safety report this week. It reports no injuries, but the comparison has limits worth knowing.

Tesla Q3 2026 Earnings: What Owners Should Know
Tesla reported $28.0 billion in Q3 2026 revenue and $0.22 GAAP EPS, and says Semi, Optimus and Cybercab programs have started production or deployment.

Tesla’s Cybercab is heading to Europe for the first time, at the Paris Motor Show.
Tesla will show its driverless Cybercab in Europe for the first time at the Paris Motor Show, even as EU approval for Full Self-Driving (Supervised) remains stalled until at least December.

Tesla’s Grok AI is now writing code that ships in your car’s software.
Tesla confirms its Grok AI model is now shipping real FSD and Cybercab features as an overnight coding agent.

Tesla lines up $30 billion in new credit to fund its AI and robotics push.
Tesla disclosed $30 billion in new credit facilities on September 29, 2026 — here’s what it’s actually for, and what it means for owners.

Tesla shows the Cybercab in China. It still isn’t for sale there.
Tesla is displaying the Cybercab in Beijing and Shanghai this week, but says the showcase doesn’t involve selling the vehicle in China or launching a driverless ride-hailing service.

NHTSA just escalated its Cybercab investigation. Tesla has until September 30 to answer.
NHTSA issued a formal special order on September 10 demanding sworn answers on how the Cybercab meets federal safety standards. Here’s what it’s asking and what’s at stake.

Tesla and SpaceX broke ground on a chip factory built for Cybercab and Optimus
Terafab, a planned 100-million-square-foot chip plant in Texas, is meant to supply the compute hardware behind Tesla’s self-driving and robotics programs.

NHTSA opens an investigation into Tesla’s Cybercab safety certification.
Federal regulators are examining how Tesla certified the driverless Cybercab as meeting safety standards that assume a human-operated vehicle.

Tesla launched Cybercab in Austin. Here’s what it actually does for riders.
Tesla opened Cybercab rides to the public in Austin on September 3, 2026. Here’s what the two-seat, driverless vehicle actually is, and how riders hail one.

Cybercab event guest rules and fleet registrations, two days out
Ahead of Thursday’s Cybercab event, Tesla has confirmed guest and age rules, registered 45 production Cybercabs in Texas, and grown its robotaxi fleet — while pricing remains an unconfirmed target Musk has floated, not an official number.

Tesla confirms a Cybercab launch event for September 3 in Austin.
Tesla has set a date and invited riders to a Cybercab launch event in Austin, where the two-seat robotaxi is set to join the Model Y fleet already running there.

Tesla Earnings Q1 2026: Retail Investors Demand Answers on SpaceX, AI, and Optimus
As Tesla prepares to report its latest quarterly earnings this Wednesday, the atmosphere among retail investors is electric. Through the Say.com platform, shareholders representing over 1.4 million shares have voiced their top priorities, signaling that the community is looking for a roadmap that extends far beyond vehicle deliveries. The Big Question: SpaceX Loyalty The most…
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