Tesla has just launched their all-new Model Y Performance, an upgraded version of its best-selling electric SUV that delivers thrills without sacrificing practicality.
The Boring Company’s Music City Loop will bring high-speed, all-electric underground transit to Nashville, connecting downtown to Nashville International Airport in just 8 minutes. Fully funded by private partners, this project will start construction in fall 2025 and potentially launch in spring 2026, easing traffic while boosting the city’s growth.
Spotted near Tesla’s Giga Shanghai factory, a camouflaged budget Model Y, codenamed Project E41, is Tesla’s attempt to make electric driving more affordable. Targeting a $35,000 price point, this stripped down electric SUV sacrifices premium features to make electric driving accessible while keeping Tesla’s core tech.
Tesla reported Q2 earnings earlier today, painting a picture of challenges and ambition. Revenue was $22.5B, down 12% from $25.05B last year, just shy of $22.64B estimate. EPS clocked in at 40 cents, missing the 42 cents set by analysts, but CEO Elon Musk is looking beyond electric vehicles.
Tesla’s first Diner and Drive-In, a 1950s nostalgia meets electric vehicle innovation, is set to open on July 21, 2025 at 7001 West Santa Monica Boulevard. After 7 years of planning, construction and Elon’s vision, this two-story saucer-shaped building is about to change the face of roadside dining.
Tesla’s new China move is a fresh spin on its super popular Model Y, a car you see everywhere from city streets to highways. The Model Y L extends the original design to fit six seats, with more space and a few surprises. Launching in China this fall, it’s to meet the demand for larger family cars in a super competitive market.
A 2004 Toyota Prius, reborn as a Tesla Cybertruck-inspired police car spoof called the “Cybercop,” fetched $4,550 at a charity auction on eBay, with all proceeds going to support families of fallen officers. Crafted by Johnny Lange, a Utah gearhead who hauls specialty vehicles for a living, this wild creation is half bonkers, half brilliant—a rolling testament to DIY grit and car-world humor.
On June 27, 2025, a Tesla Model Y cruised straight out of Gigafactory Texas, weaved through highways and neighborhood streets, and pulled up to a customer’s driveway without anyone touching the wheel. Elon Musk, Tesla’s big-dreaming CEO, couldn’t hold back his excitement: “We just nailed the first fully autonomous delivery of a Model Y from factory to doorstep, across town, highways and all—a day early!”