Here’s the latest Tesla news from today:
Tesla’s Q1 2025 Safety Report has been released, showcasing that Autopilot continues to demonstrate impressive performance, with data indicating it is 10 times better than manual driving[1][4]. This report reinforces Tesla’s commitment to safety through its advanced driver assistance systems.
In China, Tesla is seeing a significant rise in new Model Y registrations, with numbers increasing by 77.5% in the week ending April 27, totaling 10,300 new vehicle registrations[1][4]. This surge suggests a positive trend for Tesla’s market performance in one of its key regions.
Tesla’s Semi truck development continues to progress, with new information suggesting improvements as it moves toward mass production[1]. According to reports, there are “a lot of exciting things coming to the Semi factory and the Tesla Semi itself”[4].
In corporate news, Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently acknowledged a board member’s purchase of Tesla shares, showing support for internal confidence in the company[1][4]. Additionally, Musk appears to be exhibiting a more lighthearted demeanor recently, which some observers note as a positive sign given his typically heavy workload[1][4].
On the competitive front, other automotive developments include Stellantis validating solid-state battery cells for EVs, which feature ultra-dense, fast-charging capabilities optimized with AI. Stellantis plans to launch a demonstration fleet by 2026[1][4]. Meanwhile, Volkswagen and Uber have announced a partnership to create a driverless ID. Buzz robotaxi fleet for U.S. cities, with testing scheduled to begin in Los Angeles this year[4].
A new Supercharger installation featuring 12 V4 stalls capable of delivering up to 250 kW to electric vehicles has also been completed, expanding Tesla’s charging infrastructure[4].