Tesla News Summary With Govt Playing With Stocks And Coins

1. Rutnick Announces Plans To Create ‘Semiconductor Tariffs’ On Electronics
   Rutnick said it would classify smartphones, computers and tablets as “semiconductor products” and apply new tariff rates separately from existing tariffs. The move is aimed at boosting the semiconductor industry and manufacturing sector in the U.S., which is also considering imposing tariffs of up to 60% on Chinese goods.
2. Tesla Introduces Official FSD Driverless Driving In Giga Texas
   Tesla announced it was moving vehicles manufactured at its Giga Texas plant unmanned from the end of its production line to its logistics zone using the FSD Unsupervised feature. To date, it has recorded more than 50,000 total driverless miles at its plants in California and Texas.
3. Elon Musk “Rare earth refining capacity is key, reserves are common”
   Elon Musk stressed that rare earth elements are actually widely distributed around the world, and what matters is the industrial ability to refine them and manufacture magnets. He pointed out that China has this refining infrastructure unlike other countries.
4. Tesla Warns Legal Response to Canada EV Grant Freeze
   After the Canadian government froze $30 million in electric vehicle subsidies, Tesla said it was considering legal action, including lawsuits.
5. Tesla Opens Second Largest Supercharger In Australia
   Tesla opened a supercharger charging station with 15 charging stalls in Mooney Beach, Australia. It is the second largest in Australia.
6. Starlink Gets Permission To Launch Service In Somalia
   The Somali government has granted Elon Musk’s satellite internet service Starlink permission to serve the service, which has made it possible for official services in Somalia.