Tesla Daily News

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup that explains the Tesla stories most likely to affect business fundamentals and TSLA stock. In this February nineteenth, twenty twenty-six episode, we covered the first Cybercab production unit rolling off the line in Texas and what that milestone means for the robotaxi-driven valuation narrative. We also broke down two autonomy-related risk items: Tesla avoiding a potential California suspension by changing Autopilot marketing language, and disclosures showing Tesla’s Austin robotaxi service reported fourteen crashes in its first eight months, which could weigh on regulatory scrutiny, insurance costs, and expansion timelines.

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup that tracks the Tesla developments most likely to impact TSLA sentiment, fundamentals, and valuation.

In the February eighteenth, twenty twenty-six episode, we cover Tesla removing the eight-thousand-dollar one-time Full Self-Driving purchase in favor of a subscription model, the rollout of Grok as an in-car AI assistant across parts of Europe, reported progress on four-six-eight-zero battery production using dry-electrode manufacturing, a viral Full Self-Driving safety incident that could raise regulatory and adoption risk, and warnings of a growing global memory-chip crunch driven by AI demand that may pressure costs and supply planning for automakers like Tesla.

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, investor-focused roundup covering the Tesla developments most likely to move TSLA through demand, margins, autonomy progress, energy growth, and regulatory risk. In today’s February seventeenth, twenty twenty-six episode, we focused on Tesla’s renewed demand push via approximately zero point nine nine percent APR Model Y financing amid reported January softness, the still-uncertain timeline for Full Self-Driving approval in China despite ongoing localization work, and several margin-and-competitiveness levers including delayed CarPlay integration, tightened transfer rules for premium perks like FSD and Supercharging, and strategic expansion signals from U.S. solar cell manufacturing plans and the ramping commercialization narrative around Tesla Semi.

Tesla Daily News Podcast is a daily, data-driven roundup for Tesla investors and EV tech watchers, focusing on developments most likely to influence TSLA valuation, margins, and competitive position. In this February sixteenth, twenty twenty-six episode, we cover Musk’s warning that Cybercab and Optimus production will start very slowly despite huge long-term targets, China’s planned restrictions on yoke steering wheels and hidden door handles that could force design changes, and a major five hundred megawatt-hour Tesla Megapack storage project going live in Australia as further validation of Tesla Energy’s scaling. We also discuss a Berlin labor-related investigation that adds operational risk, a disclosed new Tesla position by Soros Fund Management as a sentiment datapoint, and Tesla Poland stepping in with a company-funded discount after local EV subsidy funds were exhausted — highlighting the ongoing volume-versus-margin trade-off.

Tesla Daily News Podcast delivers a daily, data-driven roundup for Tesla investors and EV-tech watchers, focusing on developments most likely to affect Tesla’s fundamentals and TSLA valuation. In this February fifteenth, twenty twenty-six episode, we cover signs of weaker January U.S. demand, the evolving competitive and regulatory landscape in China—including price-war policy changes—and continued progress in Tesla’s energy business. Key investor takeaways center on near-term delivery and margin risk versus longer-term upside from energy storage scale, Powerwall product fit in Europe, and Supercharger network monetization through new OEM access.