Target Shares Are Fluttering, Tesla News Summary

1. Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) Evolves to Human Driver Level
   The number of times drivers have to intervene directly on the road has been significantly reduced, and Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) is deftly handling parked vehicles, construction sections, left turns, speed bumps, pedestrians and more, showing reliable driving performance.
2. Tesla Cybertruck Boosts Efficiency in Maintenance with Interactive Wiring Map
   Tesla has added an interactive wiring diagram to the Cybertruck’s Service Mode Plus. The feature visually displays electrical and electronic systems, making the diagnosis and repair process easier.
3. 테슬라 Tesla Resumes Paid Ads On X (formerly Twitter)
   Tesla appears to have started paying adverts on X (formerly Twitter) again.
4. 테슬라 Tesla Semi Truck, Tandem Trailer Towing Tests Under Way
   Tesla is using a semi-truck to test the tow of its tandem trailer, which connects two trailers. The method is seen as an important experiment to increase transport efficiency.
5. 투자 Investment Expert Forecasts Tesla Market Cap Of $20 Trillion
   Chief Investment Officer Keith Fitzgerald predicted that Tesla ($TSLA) will have a market cap of $20 trillion. He called Tesla now at the same moment of leap as Apple in 2014.
6. 널리스트 Analysts Raise Tesla Price Target To $295
   Evercore ISI analyst Chris McNally raised the price target for Tesla Inc ($TSLA) to $295, up from $195 from the previous price.
7. 테슬라 introduces 0% interest rate on inventory Model Y in Germany
   Tesla will offer a 0% interest rate benefit on its inventory Model Y in Germany starting Jan. 1. Up to a 60-month installment is available, and delivery of the vehicle must be completed within seven days of contacting the customer to benefit.
8. SpaceX and Blue Origin Ready to Launch Rockets Next Week
   SpaceX’s Starship (397 feet) and Blue Origin’s New Glenn (321 feet) will launch next week. It will be New Glenn’s first launch, which will be on Jan. 8 and Starship on Jan. 10.
9. United Airlines launches Starlink test for in-flight internet service
   United Airlines will begin testing its in-flight Internet service using SpaceX’s Starlink in February. The service will be offered for the first time on commercial flights on Embraer aircraft this spring.