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Tesla quietly rolls out Model Y loaded with new AI4.5 computer
Tesla has begun delivering Model Y crossovers equipped with a new AI4.5 computer, a quiet hardware shift that could reshape expectations for its driver-assistance roadmap. The upgrade, surfacing first through owner discoveries rather than a formal announcement,
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The Tesla Model Y paradox: A deep dive into the bestselling EV
The Tesla Model Y has established itself as a giant in the car industry, selling more vehicles in the world than any other car in 2023. However, a long-term test of an expected 2023 model shows a car that defies the traditional fun of driving.
A Tesla hacker has revealed that through a new software update, the automaker is working on a new Model Y with a 6-seat configuration. Last week, we reported that Tesla referenced an upcoming 7-seat configuration for the new Model Y in communications with ...
The fact of the matter is, no matter how we look at vehicles, they are first and foremost products. Products, as we know, are made for the specific reason of fulfilling a need, which entails development and production costs,
The Model Y has been Tesla’s biggest seller, and up until last year, it held the crown as the best-selling vehicle overall. It’s a versatile, practical, fast, and modern crossover. The latest iteration, which launched recently, brings updated styling ...
Tesla also announced plans to end production of its Model S and Model X vehicles. It will now use the manufacturing plant in California that made those cars to produce its line of humanoid robots - known as Optimus.
The Tesla Model Y was once again the top-selling EV in the United States last year, with an estimated 317,800 units sold. In the crossover segment, it was followed by the Chevrolet Equinox EV at 57,945 units.
CEO Elon Musk says the company will close down production of two older car models, S and X, and convert the Fremont factory to produce its Optimus robots instead.