25/9/24 #Tesla News Summary

Tesla Approves Unboxed Process Patents
Tesla has won a new patent for some technologies in the Unboxed process. By precisely assembling car parts using robot stations, vacuum clamps, and adhesives, it will increase manufacturing speed and accuracy, and reduce reliance on manpower. The technology will also be used to make Cybercab.
Robotaxi Verification Test in Texas
Tesla is preparing to expand its services in the future and conducting Robotaxi verification tests in an area located about 40 minutes from Dallas, Texas.
Electric Semi Truck Proves Cost Savings
Tesla said its electric semi-trucks offer California carriers about $320,000 in savings for 800,000 miles of driving and $75,000 for 200,000 miles.
China markets post best Q3 earnings
Last week, 17,300 new Tesla vehicles were insured in China, marking the best performance in the third quarter of 2025. That’s up 13% from the previous week.
Special Benefits for Canadian Model 3 Buyers
Tesla announced that customers receiving delivery of its new Model 3 in Canada through Sept. 30, 2025, will receive a $5,000 discount on the purchase price or a lifetime of unlimited free supercharging.
Mizuho Securities raises Tesla price target
Mizuho Securities analyst Vijay Rakesh upgraded Tesla Inc ($TSLA)’s investment rating to Outperform, offering a price target range between $515 and $681. Key growth drivers are FSD, Cybercap and Robotaxi.
OpenAI Builds $1 Trillion Supercomputing Complex
OpenAI plans to spend more than $1 trillion in the U.S. and overseas to build a computing warehouse. With 6,000 people on shifts every day on the 1,100-acre site in Texas, it is expected to become the world’s largest AI supercomputing complex. CEO Sam Altman emphasized that having the right financial structure will be the key to creating social value.
Nissan unveils next-generation self-driving AI ‘Propilot’
Nissan unveiled its next-generation self-driving assist technology ProPilot and said it will be on par with Tesla’s FSD when it launches in March 2028. The system is equipped with 11 cameras, five radars, and next-generation riders, and was demonstrated in downtown Tokyo in combination with the Wayve AI Driver software.