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In January, Cybertrucks had completely vanished from Tesla’s online inventory — you couldn’t find a single one available. Tesla has now removed the $15,000 Luxe Package from the Cyberbeast (dropping its price to $99,990) and introduced a new entry-level Dual Motor AWD model starting at just $59,990. It seems clear they’ve been quietly preparing this more affordable version for months.

@JonathanTurley Worth repeating. “While they hope to ride the rage wave back into power, they are clearly unleashing chaos.”

...As with other would-be assassins, such as Nicholas Roske, the rhetoric used by many politicians is being taken as a license for violence. jonathanturley.org/2026/02/06/pol… While they hope to ride the rage wave back into power, they are clearly unleashing chaos. jonathanturley.org/2024/07/14/the…

Cole Allen reportedly belonged to the far-left group "The Wide Awakes" and attended "No Kings" protests in California. His rhetoric in his manifesto is all too familiar among politicians and pundits who are fueling the rage... nypost.com/2026/04/26/us-…

@TeslaBoomerMama My concern is that Tesla requires robust revenue in the near term, rather than later, to support its ambitious capital expenditure plans.

Read, please. Important

@markpinc I enjoy reading your posts.

@xx__hagar__xx @Teslarati @elonmusk I want it to drive the speed limit or what I designated in the settings. It speeds, sometimes 15mph over the limit. At other times it goes well under the limit. I find this quite frustrating.

Unfortunately, I agree with you. Still a good product, but there has been a lot of bone headed navigation along with very abrupt lane changes for me. I like driving on standard but I have to constantly push the accelerator just to get it to go the speed limit. @elonmusk I hope Tesla finally gets some good navigation in v4.3.

I’m just going to say it and I know I’ll get some hate for it, but v14.2.2.5 is the worst FSD release since v14. Constantly in the wrong lane, a lot of weird maneuvers, so many additional nav errors, routing, speed control, parking, and that’s just to name a few. v14.3 cannot come soon enough.

@ScottJenningsKY It’s helping but it hasn’t solved the airport problem with TSA.

The real reason Dems HOWLED when Trump sent ICE to the airports is that they knew it would solve their purposefully induced chaos. And so it has. A reasonable Trump governing action defeated Dems unreasonable but deliberate plan to inflict pain on the American people.

@Teslarati I had it try to drive the wrong direction on a one-way road.

@TeslaBoomerMama @TeslaLarry Tesla is at a premium valuation expecting Robotaxi and Optimus too.

@TeslaLarry Nice article, but I thoroughly disagree. Also, without premium, the Tesla shareholder vote will be far from secured. See here SpaceX's valuation already anticipating most of the catalysts you are referring to:

@alojoh @tim_cook Time Cook shouldn’t have started EV development.

Unpopular opinion but @tim_cook gets too little credit for having cancelled Apple's EV development which would have been a waste of Apple's capital. The auto business is a horrible business and even premium brands struggle.

@UtahRally What’s the route for the “Grand Circle”?

Utah’s Grand Circle keeps filling in. This makes me want to drive the whole route in one go.

@DavidSacks @Jason @friedberg Reading responses, they are way too negative on @Jason. He is the farthest left politically, but that’s fine (even though I often disagree with him). I’d say Jason should give @friedberg more time and Chamath less.

Too bad @jason doesn’t let @friedberg talk on the pod.

Amazing.

@niccruzpatane Just checked link. All used prices are up.

Used Tesla prices are skyrocketing. In the last 90 days, used Tesla prices are up nearly 9% Via CarGurus data

@niccruzpatane Why are you stating 90 days? The graph looks like 30 days.

@cddeardurff @SawyerMerritt @AmineTX They look like they’ve been sitting for awhile.

@SawyerMerritt @AmineTX I stumbled upon what appears to be the Dallas robotaxi hive, a sea of new Ys with rear camera washers and same range of TX plates I’ve seen driving on the roads and simulating pickup/dropoff

@SawyerMerritt Those cars look quite dusty. I wonder if they planned to start using earlier but it’s been delayed.

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@kneubuehl Impressive! This is one of the most challenging routes I ever drove with my Jeep Wrangler Rubicon.

The devil is no match for the Cybertruck. Hell's Gate has once again been breached. 📐👑 📍 Hell's Gate - Hell's Revenge - Moab

@cmotley2203 @alojoh Me too. Frustrating.

@alojoh My subscription feed has also gone blank and has been grayed out for several days

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@SawyerMerritt Grok suggests probability of this happening is 5-15%.

Elon: "The cost of deploying AI in space will drop below the cost of deploying terrestrial AI in 2-3 years. In space, things get easier over time."

@TeslaLarry @elonmusk @Math_files I did wirewrap at the University of Utah computer science department in the 70s I also programmed in Fortran despite a preference for other languages.

@elonmusk @Math_files Sometime between fire with sticks and Fortran, there was wirewrap. But I dont expect you noobies to have known that!

Before Python, Java, or even C++, there was Fortran—the first major programming language. In 1957, John Backus and his team at IBM developed Fortran, making coding much easier than low-level machine code. Before Fortran, programmers had to write instructions in binary or assembly—slow and complicated. Fortran changed everything. It allowed programmers to use simple, math-like commands, making it especially useful for scientists and engineers. NASA even used Fortran to help land humans on the Moon. Fortran set the stage for modern coding languages, and it’s still used today in scientific computing.

@elonmusk @SawyerMerritt @Andercot Dust will be a challenge for observatories with optical telescopes. Radio telescopes would be exciting.

@Andercot But the good news is that SpaceX will put big telescopes in space and giant ones on the Moon

Physicists: "The greatest issue of our time is that physics is fundamentally incomplete, that we have no firm footing from which to explain our best theories" Also Physicists: "That's completely impossible, the laws of physics forbid it."

@wintonARK You cannot buy a 400w panel for $90.

a barrel of oil can provide as much electricity as a 400W solar panel does annually. a barrel of oil runs $92 and comes with a few minor logistical complications. this year the solar panel should run less than $90; you can order online, ships in a week.