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BYD probes distrust of Tesla FSD with promise of full compensation for self-driving accidents
Tesla has delayed plans to unveil its next-generation Roadster again, pushing the schedule to after August as development linked to SpaceX thruster technology takes longer than expected. The company is also pursuing sensor reliability, including a patent for a camera system that cleans its own lens. Debate continues over the safety of unsupervised driving and compensation for self-driving accidents, as rivals such as BYD, XPeng and Rivian accelerate development and responsibility frameworks.
Mobility
Tesla-led reshuffle sharpens as autonomous driving accelerates and focus shifts to robots
This week’s mobility news centred on Tesla, with the Semi entering full-scale mass production nine years after its unveiling and Full Self-Driving logging more than 10 billion miles. Tesla also outlined broader autonomy plans, cited data showing EV range retention after five years and signalled a shift toward AI and robotics, including Optimus production and higher 2026 capital spending. Elsewhere, GM paused next-generation electric trucks and SUVs while Volvo pushed ahead.
Industry
Mobility hot issues: Tesla beats expectations despite AI and robotics burden; Sony-Honda EV exit
Tesla reported first-quarter results that beat market expectations despite concerns about slowing electric vehicle demand. Revenue rose to $22.39 billion from a year earlier, while expanded capital spending focused on AI and robotics is adding to financial pressure. The company also faces controversy over cash flows, putting the balance between growth strategy and profitability in focus. Separately, Sony Group and Honda decided to effectively suspend their EV joint venture, and GM halted plans for a next-generation revamp of large electric pickups and SUVs.
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Mobility
Tesla delays Roadster again; Musk says in about a month
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Mobility
Tesla to make its own semiconductors for EVs and space
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Industry
SpaceX and Tesla: Elon Musk\'s broader Mars plan \'Musknomics\'
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Industry
Tesla Model 3 seen entering 30 million won range in South Korea; FSD shifts to monthly subscription only