Tesla News Summing Up Finally Surging

1. China confirms official trade agreement with U.S
   China has officially acknowledged reaching a trade agreement with the United States, and the two countries will soon release a joint statement. It is also planning follow-up talks for further negotiations.
2. Tesla To Begin $700 Million Megapack Project In Georgia, U.S
   Tesla has begun construction of a $700 million Megapack battery energy storage system in Georgia, U.S.
   The project will be carried out with a total of 4 sites and 765MW.
3. Tesla unveils latest EV lineup at Barcelona Motor Show
   Tesla unveiled its Cybertruck, new Model Y, Model 3 and more at the auto fair in Barcelona.
4. Tesla to deliver 100,000 units cumulatively
   Tesla has achieved cumulative deliveries of 100,000 units in the Korean market, speeding up the expansion of electric vehicle penetration.
5. Tesla to Sell Superchargers Outside… White label options are also available
   Tesla is now moving to sell its Supercharger units to outside companies in earnest.
   We set up a booth at the Power2Drive event in Munich, Germany, and put up a message saying, “It can be used without additional customer logos or branding.”
6. United Airlines Starlink review: “128Mbps, clear image quality, low latency”
   According to The Verge review, the average download speed after installing @Starlink by United Airlines was very good at 128Mbps, clear image quality, low latency, and overall connection quality.
7. Hyundai Motor delays operation of Ulsan Giga Casting plant to 2028
   Hyundai Motor has decided to postpone the operation of its $730 million giga-casting production facility at its Ulsan plant from 2026 to 2028.
8. British Rural Wood Company Succeeds Internet Transformation With Starlink
   A rural timber company in Sutherland, England, uses Starlink’s Internet installation
   Replacing traditional slow and unstable telephone line-based broadband,
   We have stably innovated the operation of our business system.