Tesla News Summary With Good and Bad Coexistence

Tesla News Summary With Good and Bad Coexistence

1. Decision in Tesla’s favor, possible battery reliability mandate waiver in Australia
   There is a possibility that the battery will receive an exemption from a controversial reliability obligation in Australia.
2. Tesla Vice President Srira Venkataratnam Announces Quitting After 11 Years
   Tesla’s vice president of finance and business operations, Srira Venkataratnam, announced she was leaving the company after an 11-year journey. She expressed pride in her performance at Tesla.
3. SpaceX charges extra to crack down on unauthorized resale of Starlink plates
   SpaceX has decided to charge a new fee to crack down on unauthorized resale of Starlink plates, which range from $200 to $300, if activated outside of the area sold.
4. Nauru Becomes the First South Pacific Country to Join Starlink Community Gateway
   Nauru is the first South Pacific country to join SpaceX’s Starlink Community Gateway service. Through this, Cenpac Corporation plans to build high-speed internet across the island.
5. Elon’s Remarks On Second Neuralink Device
   If everything goes according to plan, within a few years, hundreds will have Neuralink implanted, with the possibility of tens of thousands within five years and millions within 10 years.
6. Uber and GM Cruise Announce Partnership To Deploy Self-Driving Vehicles
   Uber and GM’s robotaxi arm Cruise announced a multi-year partnership to deploy self-driving vehicles on the Uber platform. Starting next year, Chevy Bolt-based self-driving vehicles will operate on the Uber platform.
7. Xiaomi Announces $9,200 Loss Per Electric Vehicle
   Chinese tech giant Xiaomi reported a $9,200 loss for each delivery of its $30,000 Speed Ultra 7 electric vehicle. A total of 27,307 SU7 were delivered during the second quarter.
8. BMW eclipses Tesla’s EV Sales in Europe
   Last month, BMW outperformed Tesla for the first time in the European Union with electric vehicle sales. However, Tesla’s cumulative annual sales are still much higher than BMW’s.
9. GM Cruise Agrees To Recall 1,200 Robotic Taxis Over Sudden Braking
   The U.S. auto safety regulator announced that GM’s Cruise division has agreed to recall about 1,200 robotaxi due to sudden braking issues.
10. Lucid Releases Video Of Gravity SUV Crash Test
    Lucid has released a video about crash testing of a new Gravity SUV.