Tesla opened its first Supercharger diner in West Hollywood in July. Now CEO Elon Musk says Austin “probably makes sense” for the next, near Gigafactory Texas.
"Probably makes sense to open one near our Giga Texas HQ in Austin and engineering HQ in Palo Alto," the Tesla CEO wrote on X.
Plus, it's a season of mixed results for Chinese automakers like BYD and Xpeng, and the world may get relief from the ...
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Inside Tesla’s $100B Gigafactory Machine
Tesla’s $100 billion Gigafactory is changing the future of battery production. Here’s how it could reshape the EV industry.
CEO Elon Musk criticized Bill Gates' scientific knowledge, despite Gates' Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) being a tech giant.
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What Tesla’s New Chinese Megafactory Means for Global Energy
Tesla has announced plans for a massive new Megafactory in China, signaling its growing dominance in global energy storage.
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