Still No Tesla Problem, Management Companies. Tesla News Summary
- 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. - 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 - 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. - 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. - 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. - 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. - 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. - 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.