Tesla's FSD strategy is unfolding at the same time amid technological progress and controversy over verification. As performance improvements follow the rollout of v14.3, Elon Musk (일론 머스크) stressed the safety of the next-generation v15, but questions have also been raised about the underlying data.

Tesla has begun remotely blocking unauthorised devices that activate FSD in regions without regulatory approval such as Europe, South Korea, China and Turkey. After detecting CAN communication devices, the company is permanently blocking FSD access and limiting vehicle functions to the basic Autopilot level.

In the Netherlands, Tesla is also expanding the basis for commercialisation by securing approval for supervised FSD. Safety and accountability management standards also appear to be strengthening, with a user "quiz pass" condition introduced.

ㆍTesla rolls out FSD v14.3... speed up 20 percent, faster-than-human judgement becomes reality ㆍElon Musk: "Tesla FSD v15 is safer than humans"... underlying data 'unclear' ㆍTesla blocks FSD hacking across the board... Europe, South Korea, China 'bypass devices' swept up ㆍTesla wins supervised FSD approval in the Netherlands... what it means for Europe rollout ㆍTesla FSD opens in the Netherlands... you must 'pass a quiz' to drive

A valuation controversy surrounding Tesla is flaring up again. Its price-to-earnings ratio tops 300, prompting claims it is overvalued, while its shares have fallen 18 percent over the past six months, heightening market concerns.

ㆍ"Absurd" Tesla price-to-earnings ratio at 319... overvaluation controversy ㆍTesla shares plunge 18 percent in six months... 'three major 악재' held it back

Global robotaxi competition is entering a full-scale commercialisation stage. Waymo is starting service in Nashville and moving to cooperate with Lyft, while Volkswagen affiliate MOIA America and Uber have also begun autonomous microbus trial operations in Los Angeles (LA).

ㆍWaymo starts robotaxi service in Nashville... partnership with Lyft ㆍVolkswagen, Uber hold first trial in LA... robotaxi war goes full scale

Moves to change the competitive landscape in electric vehicles through strategies that combine technology and infrastructure are also gathering pace.

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD is moving to secure leadership in the EV ecosystem by strengthening battery technology and charging infrastructure at the same time. It is highlighting the need for technological diversification even as it nears commercialisation of all-solid-state batteries, while building thousands of fast-charging sites in just a month and unveiling an ultra-fast charging model in cooperation with KFC.

ㆍBYD nears commercialisation of all-solid-state batteries, but warns: "All-solid-state isn't the only answer" ㆍ5,000 sites in a month... BYD 'stakes it all' on building a fast-charging network ㆍCharging finished in 9 minutes while eating chicken... BYD joins hands with KFC in China

South Korea's mobility industry is also pushing service expansion and technology cooperation at the same time.

Tmap Mobility said vehicles equipped with its in-car navigation solution, Tmap Auto, have surpassed a cumulative 1,000,000 units. It comes 14 years after it first supplied a navigation solution to an automaker. Its infotainment strategy of integrating an AI agent, apps and content into navigation appears to have been effective.

Autonomous A2Z (A2Z) and HL Klemove will jointly develop HPC-based E2E (end-to-end) Level 4 autonomous driving core technology. A2Z signed a strategic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with HL Klemove.

Whistle, a mobility app that provides alerts for parking and stopping enforcement, has expanded its service area to Ulju County in Ulsan. Whistle users can receive free advance text alerts when their vehicles enter CCTV-enforced parking and stopping control zones in Ulju County.

ㆍTmap Auto surpasses cumulative 1,000,000 installations after 14 years ㆍA2Z, HL Klemove cooperate on Level 4 autonomous driving technology development ㆍWhistle expands parking and stopping enforcement alert service to Ulju County in Ulsan

DJI has unveiled its next-generation Avinox M2 and M2S motors, following the success of its first electric bicycle motor, the M1, and is redefining performance standards in the electric mountain bike market. The new lineup consists of the flagship M2S and the mid-range M2.

ㆍDJI unveils 1,500W high-power 'Avinox M2S' electric motor... targets electric mountain bike market

The bicycle market is evolving into lifestyle mobility that combines functionality and convenience. Competition is diversifying as products emerge ranging from dedicated bikepacking models to e-bikes with wireless charging and keyless functions, and smart bells that consider surrounding conditions.

Lightweight models that can be folded and stored are also spreading, making bicycles look set to establish themselves as lifestyle devices beyond simple means of transport.

ㆍBuilt to ride with cargo... Kona unveils bikepacking bicycle 'Unity' ㆍWireless charging and keyless locking... Specialized unveils all-in-one e-bike 'Vado 3' ㆍEven people wearing open-ear earphones can hear it... Skoda unveils new bicycle bell 'Duobell' ㆍRide lightly and fold it away... lifestyle-focused e-bike 'eFold' positioned as the ultimate model