Tesla News Summary Now Working In Factory

Tesla News Summary Now Working In Factory

1. Musk back in overnight working mode
   “Now is the time to commit to 𝕏/xAI, Tesla and next week’s Starship launch,” Elon Musk said, adding that he is again working 24 hours a day and sleeping in conference rooms, server rooms and factories. He said the rollout of core technologies is currently underway and stressed the need for unprecedented focus.
2. Starlink Likely To Launch In India For Rs. 840 Per Month
   There is a forecast that SpaceX’s satellite internet service Starlink could launch in India for around Rs. 840 (roughly Rs. 10) per month. This means that it could be a game changer in areas where internet infrastructure is scarce.
3. Italian Railways to Test Introduction of Starlink
   The Italian state rail company has revealed the possibility of test-introducing Starlink technology to the project. It is an attempt to improve the poor communication environment.
4. BYD Plunges Stock On Surprise Price Cut Up To 34%
   Chinese electric carmaker BYD has announced that it is cutting prices on select models by up to 34 percent. Typically, the Segal hatchback is 55,800 yuan (about W7.78 million) with a 20% cut, while the Segal dual-motor hybrid is 102,800 yuan with a 34% cut. Following the announcement, BYD shares fell 8.2%.
5. Germany launches pilot project for self-driving public transportation
   The German government will test-run fully autonomous public transport services in two small cities starting Monday. Technology from Intel subsidiary Mobileye and vehicles from Chinese EV maker Nio will be put in service.
6. Nissan Considers Selling Headquarters Building To Survive
   Nissan Motor Co. is considering selling its headquarters building in Yokohama, Japan, to survive. The property is estimated to be worth about $700 million.
7. Interest in EVs, Still Stuck – J.D. Power Investigation
   According to J.D. Power’s latest survey, 24% of prospective car buyers said they were “very willing” to buy an electric vehicle and 35% said they had “somewhat.” This is the same number as last year’s survey, indicating that interest in EVs remains in place.