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Tesla quietly started listing used Cybertrucks in its official inventory. They're sold out for now, but Tesla keeps adding more. Set a "New Listing" alert to catch the next drop 👇 How to catch one: 1. Go to teslatracker.com/alerts 2. Set alert type to "New Listing" 3. Model to "Cybertruck." 4. Set Max Price 5. Create Get notified the moment Tesla adds used inventory.
Tesla is now officially selling used Cybertrucks directly from its inventory in the US! ✅ Prices start at $66,200 ✅ Foundation Series available ✅ Cyberbeast available ✅ Tesla can transport the vehicle to your preferred delivery location in the continental US
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⚡ Belgium becomes the 5th European country to approve Tesla FSD Supervised. EU homologation runs country-by-country - there's no single bloc-wide switch yet, so every national sign-off widens the supervised footprint and builds the case for UNECE-level type approval.
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200 miles in 48 hours on FSD v14.3.4 - the new on-screen intent prompts ("vehicle will pull over near destination") are robotaxi rider UX being validated on the consumer fleet first. Tesla is testing the driverless-launch language before it actually needs it. x.com/BLKMDL3/status/2065991…
200 miles and 48 hours with FSD v14.3.4, here are more of my thoughts/review: It’s a fantastic build- the step forward in this build is extremely noticeable. UI changes- these are fantastic! Like I said before these bring a more Robotaxi-like experience and love the additional detail and selection. When approaching a destination it tells me how it’ll park which is good because when I go home I switch between either driveway or street. New waypoint option is way easier and better to use. These are all great additions from the UI team, to those who added these, bravo! Highway performance- this version is excellent on the highway. Mad Max is so dialed in now and definitely got awoken again, but it’s not overly aggressive and all its lane changes are well thought out. v14.3.4 handles motorcycles lane splitting extremely well, gives them tons of room which they appreciate. Parking- definitely have seen an improvement in parking with this build, a few things stand out here. It seems to be finding spots in lots a bit quicker and not looping as much as before. The other thing I’ve noticed is it doesn’t back up or pull in as far as v14.3.3 did, always a couple inches less than before. I now realize this is a good thing as some said previous build went too far. Also, the “Pull Over” option has been great- pulling up at better/smarter locations than the previous curbside option. Didn’t expect a change there besides the name, but seems there is. Navigation- I feel like there’s been some tweaks to how it handles some routes. I’ve seen a change or two to my normal driving routes, especially in this one parking lot it would always take a different way for at least a year or two now and now it takes the shorter (and much better!!) way. Saw a couple others mention they may have seen a change, and I think I do as well- very promising to see. The nag- I see most people saying theirs feels relaxed, mine does at times too but at other times way more sensitive than before. Very quick to turn off “hands free” so hoping it gets more relaxed. Standard speed profile seems a bit more assertive than before which is awesome! It won’t sit behind people for too long, and it gets around them. It’s the perfect balance of not staying behind slow traffic without too many lane changes. The streak feature is good too, love the new confetti I saw at 100 miles. Currently at 160 mile streak on FSD, which is almost all of my driving in the Y since the update, the other miles I did in my ‘25 3 so far. This update is also not too sensitive around pedestrians and gives them room and not overly sensitive. I’ve seen so many people online talk very highly of this update and I agree. Haven’t had a disengagement yet and it’s phenomenal. Overall, this update rocks. Keeps impressing me each drive. Well done @Tesla_AI, y’all are the best!
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🤖 Tesla Cybercab caught autonomously Supercharging - the butterfly door swings up to expose the port with zero human input. • Starlink Mini antenna mounted on the trunk lid • Gives the robotaxi an uplink that doesn't depend on local cell coverage Constant connectivity is the unglamorous requirement every driverless fleet lives or dies on.
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⚡ Free Supercharging on new US Model 3 Premium & Performance orders ends Monday. • Applies to new orders placed before the cutoff • One of the last active incentives left on the current Model 3 lineup Anyone cross-shopping a Model 3 now has a hard deadline to lock it in.
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📍 Filing suggests Tesla submitted a "Robotaxi First Responder Interaction Plan" for Arizona (unconfirmed) • Outlines how driverless vehicles handle police/fire interactions • Same regulatory step that preceded the Austin and Bay Area launches Arizona would be the next robotaxi market if cleared.
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💰 Elon's PayPal exit netted ~$180M after tax. He put $100M into SpaceX, $70M into Tesla, $10M into SolarCity - then borrowed money to cover rent. Reinvesting nearly everything into capital-intensive hardware is the opposite of how most founders cash out after an exit. x.com/TheTranscript_/status/…
Elon Musk in this 2012 interview: " My proceeds from PayPal after tax were about $180M, $100M of that went into SpaceX, $70M into Tesla, and $10M into SolarCity and I literally had to borrow money for rent." $SPCX $TSLA
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🤖 Model Y and Cybercab now running roof-mounted sensor rigs in San Antonio - Tesla's robotaxi mapping is pushing past Austin. • 69 vehicles already permitted under Tesla Robotaxi, LLC across Texas • Sensor rigs point to route validation ahead of a new market Texas is the proving ground. x.com/TeslaZoa/status/206568…
🚨 Tesla Model Y and Cybercab were spotted in San Antonio. Both vehicles were driving with camera or sensor equipment mounted on their roofs.
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⚡ Edmunds named the 2026 Model 3 Long Range RWD the most efficient EV in production after real-world testing. The RWD packs also age well - 2024 Model 3 RWD holds 96% of rated range at 22k miles across our used inventory data (52 vehicles), the highest retention of any Tesla trim we track.
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The average driver needs ~1.5s to perceive a hazard and hit the brakes. AIDRIVR put an actual number on FSD's reaction window - and the gap isn't close. Worth the full watch: x.com/AIDRIVR/status/2065550…
I calculated Tesla FSD's reaction time
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⚡ FSD Supervised braking before a human foot could even move - at ~45 mph in this test. The reaction window is the entire case for autonomy: perception to brake in milliseconds, with zero foot-to-pedal delay. The dummy test makes it obvious. Watch it. x.com/Tesla/status/206515873…
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FSD Supervised has superhuman reaction time
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Cybercabs spotted across Houston in multiple locations. Aligns with 69-vehicle Tesla Robotaxi LLC permit in Texas now live. Manufacturing production scaled to meet regulatory approval velocity. Deployment readiness phase underway.
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🏆 Tesla Model Y ranked No.1 in Japan's foreign-brand model category for new registrations in May 2026. • Top imported model in a market where domestic hybrids still dominate • An EV leading the foreign-brand segment signals a real demand shift Japan has been one of the slowest major markets to adopt EVs - this is a notable crack in that pattern.
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🚗 Tesla FSD v14.3.4 is rolling out now. • New: parking options surface on the map the moment you arrive at a destination • Cybertruck joins the build with Actually Smart Summon The destination-arrival parking logic is the quiet groundwork for robotaxi curbside pickup and drop-off.
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🛻 Actually Smart Summon is rolling out to Cybertruck via OTA on FSD Supervised v14.3.4. • No hardware change - runs on the HW4 camera suite every Cybertruck already ships with • Adds standard Summon alongside the smart version • Pushed fleet-wide, no service visit required The capability was always in the sensors, gated behind software.
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⚡ Same FSD vision stack trained mostly on US roads is now handling European roundabouts, narrow lanes and unfamiliar signage - with no market-specific retraining. 5 EU countries cleared in weeks: Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Belgium. Generalization is the whole bet, and it's holding. x.com/yunta_tsai/status/2065…
Hopefully, FSD gives you time to appreciate the beautiful European cities between home and work.
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🔋 $150M Tesla Megapack system just went live in New South Wales, Australia - sited next to a large solar farm to firm intermittent output onto the grid. Tesla Energy keeps stacking utility-scale storage wins while the car side takes the headlines.
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🛻 ArcBest just converted its 2025 Tesla Semi pilot into a purchase - two units ordered. • Pilot averaged 1.55 kWh per mile • Driver feedback cited ride quality uptime as the deciding factors Real-world efficiency, not spec-sheet projections, is what turns a fleet pilot into an order.
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⚡ Tesla's first folding, transportable Superchargers are now live in Europe. • V4 cabinet, up to 500 kW per stall • 8 stalls per unit • 2 full units fit on a single truck Drop-in capacity for traffic chokepoints with no permanent civil works - a faster path to fill coverage gaps.
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⚡ The durability gap is structural, not luck. Across 1,368 used Teslas in our range data: • 2021 Model Y LR AWD holds 86% range at 53k mi (59-car sample) • 2018 Model 3 LR at 82% past 61k mi No engine, no transmission to wear out - the drivetrain is what outlasts ICE. x.com/tesla_na/status/206378…

A Tesla is twice as likely to reach 250,000 miles as a Subaru

“No engine, no oil changes, no timing chains, no fuel injectors, and far fewer moving parts overall”

carscoops.com/2026/06/car-br…
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🛻 The new $59,990 Cybertruck Dual-Motor AWD now undercuts the entire used Cybertruck market. • Cheapest used Cybertruck: $71,000 (2024 AWD, 32,855 mi, FL) • 101 used Cybertrucks sold in 30 days, avg $80,361 Buying new is now the cheapest path into a Cybertruck.
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You’d better set an alert to catch one: x.com/TeslaTrackerUS/status/…

Tesla quietly started listing used Cybertrucks in its official inventory. They're sold out for now, but Tesla keeps adding more. Set a "New Listing" alert to catch the next drop 👇 How to catch one: 1. Go to teslatracker.com/alerts 2. Set alert type to "New Listing" 3. Model to "Cybertruck." 4. Set Max Price 5. Create Get notified the moment Tesla adds used inventory.
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