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Mobility
Einride signs record deal to add 500 Tesla Semis for North America freight
Sweden\'s electric and autonomous trucking company Einride will add 500 Tesla Semis to expand its North American freight business, in the largest disclosed contract for the vehicle so far. Deliveries start in September, with the rest deployed over 24 months. The trucks will operate in California, Texas, New Jersey, Illinois and Georgia, with Amazon listed as a customer, and will be managed through Einride\'s Saga dispatch and charging software.
Industry
Musk says Tesla Semi self-driving is not a priority
Elon Musk said Tesla\'s electric truck Semi could have self-driving capability working late this year or early next year. He cited a shortage of truck drivers in the United States and said adding self-driving to the Semi could improve safety and convenience. Musk also said Semi self-driving is not an immediate top priority, with development focused on mass-produced vehicles such as the Model 3, Model Y and Cybercab.
Mobility
Orders line up for Tesla Semi, electric truck race effectively over
Tesla\'s heavy-duty electric truck, the Semi, is moving beyond pilot operations after securing orders in the hundreds, particularly in U.S. port logistics. Electrek reported California-based logistics and charging infrastructure firms are signing contracts, including WattEV\'s 370-truck deal and additional orders through Forum Mobility. Buyers plan to deploy the trucks for port drayage around Los Angeles, Long Beach and Oakland, citing predictable routes, dedicated charging hubs and lower lifetime costs than diesel.