Still No Tesla Problem, Management Companies. Tesla News Summary

1. Trump Draws Line On Talks With Elon Musk
   “I don’t even think about Elon,” former President Trump told CNN on the phone. “I don’t think there’s a problem with him, and I won’t talk about it for a while.” According to a White House official, no phone call between the two sides is scheduled. That’s a denial of Friday’s call plan, which some officials mentioned earlier.
2. Tesla Announces New FSD Exclusive Web Page and Performance
   Tesla has opened a new page dedicated to fully self-driving (FSD) technology on its website and released the following information:
   • FSD (supervised mode) mileage: 3.8 billion miles
   • Safety over human drivers: 54% better
   • Supervised Learning-Based Training: Accumulating 100 Years of Driving Scenario on Over 6 Million Vehicles
3. 0% Cybertruck Installment Benefit for FSD Purchase
   Tesla has begun applying 0% interest-free instalments (APR) to customers purchasing Cybertruck, including FSD. This is an economic condition than applying a general 5.54% interest rate and not opting for FSD, which has seen a significant improvement in consumer benefits.
4. Retail Investors Buy Big Amid $TSLA Fall
   Retail investors bought a net $201 million worth of TSLA shares, with Tesla shares down more than 14%. “Tesla is a consistently popular stock among retail investors,” said Marco Iakini, vice president of Vanda Research.
5. Tesla Receives $440 Million Mega Pack Order From Clearway Energy
   Tesla has secured an order for a megapack battery system worth about $440 million from Clearway Energy. The system with a total capacity of 1.4 GWh will be delivered in 2026 to strengthen the Utah power grid.
6. Morgan Stanley ‘positive’ Tesla long-term outlook despite EV tax credit ending
   Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said the phased end of the EV tax credit would not have a significant impact on Tesla. He noted Tesla’s non-political and strategic assets, including AI, autonomous driving, manufacturing and renewable energy.
7. X Money Emphasizes Safety With FDIC Insurance Coverage
   X Money, a financial service provided by the X (formerly Twitter) platform, said it is covered by FDIC (Depositor Protection Agency) insurance up to $250,000. This translates into a stabilizer to protect users’ assets.
8. Starlink Gets Commercial License In India
   SpaceX’s satellite Internet service Starlink has won a license from the Indian telecoms department to provide commercial services, a significant step forward in addressing regulatory challenges that have been one of the biggest barriers to entering the Indian market.