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Cybertruck is starting to make gas pickups look financially exhausting. More than 10x cheaper per mile. $73 spent on electricity for 3,376 miles. Equivalent gas-truck fuel cost? Around $800. This wasn’t gentle city driving either. 100% home charging. 80% self-driving. Rugged terrain through Yellowstone. The per-mile math is getting brutally one-sided. @Tesla

Tesla cars have the lowest maintenance costs! Things You’ll Never Pay For Again: • Oil Changes • Engine Intake Filter • Transmission Fluid • Spark Plugs • Oxygen Sensors • Pistons • Timing Belts • Power Steering Fluid • Alternator • Muffler • Fuel Filter • Emissions Tests • Head Gasket • Catalytic Converter • Transmission Replacement • Engine Replacement + Tesla brakes typically last much longer thanks to regenerative braking. + Battery & Drive Unit Warranty: 8 years / up to 150,000 miles. Now sit back, enjoy the relaxing waterfall sounds in this video!

If you want the safest vehicle for your family, you get a Cybertruck. If you love your children, you get a Cybertruck. If you hate your family, you get one of those other trucks.

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This is how some brakes on Teslas last onwards of 250K+ miles on the original brakes. Instead of a gas car which relies on friction and heat to slow down, a Tesla uses regenerative braking by converting the car’s kinetic energy into electricity to slow the vehicle and charge the battery at the same time.

Cybertruck spotted towing Cybercab around Miami during F1 week. Credit to IG desithedesigner

Tesla Cybertruck Steer-By-Wire vs GMC Sierra Electric Power Steering

Tesla right now? Yeah… timing’s kinda perfect. Battery costs dropped 99% - $9,200 → $78/kWh. That “EVs are too expensive” line aged badly. Market caught up. Tesla was already there. @Tesla

Every single person is going to want an autonomous vehicle, they just don’t know it yet.

Model Y is #1

I would like to offer to pay the salaries of TSA personnel during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports throughout the country

Tesla now has four V4 Supercharging stations open across the U.S. capable of delivering up to 500 kW charging speeds. • Kissimmee, Florida (opened this week) • Gatlinburg, Tennessee (opened last week) • Taylorsville, Utah (opened Jan 2026) • Redwood City, California (opened Sept 2025) As of this week, Tesla's Giga New York factory will now only produce these new V4 cabinets, which means 500kW Tesla Supercharging stations are going to start popping up everywhere pretty soon. Note: 500KW charging is currently only available on the Cybertruck. S3XY vehicles get 250kW charge rates they already experience on existing Superchargers.

@elonmusk 2026 is off to a good start!

Long overdue prosperity is coming for the people of Venezuela

Sams Club Meatball prices soaring! 2022 vs. 2026

Elon Musk: My son Saxon said at one point, “Why does everything look like it’s 2015?” And I was like, “Damn, things do—everything does look like it’s 2015.” It’s like if you took a picture from 2015 and it’s in 2025, it looks exactly the same. We have not moved the needle in a decade. The ’60s had a definitive style. The ’70s had a definitive style. The ’80s had a definitive style. The ’90s also had a different style. But then you start looking at the 2000s and the 2010s and it’s like less and less every year. From a fashion standpoint, I don’t think we’ve moved since 2000. If you showed someone a picture of a bunch of dudes in 2000 and a bunch of dudes in 2025, it’s the same. So I think we should evolve our style I don’t know, spice it up a little.

🚨🇺🇸 TIKTOK STAYS LIVE, U.S. CONTROL LOCKED IN AT LAST The long TikTok standoff is finally over. ByteDance has agreed to hand real control of U.S. operations to an American led joint venture, ending years of legal and political limbo and clearing the last path away from a forced ban. The deal is signed, binding, and set to close January 22, 2026. The new entity, TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC, will run data security, the algorithm, content moderation, and software inside the U.S. CEO Shou Zi Chew told staff the structure directly answers national security demands baked into U.S. law. Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX each take 15 percent, putting 45 percent in the hands of American investors. Affiliates of existing ByteDance investors hold about 30 percent. ByteDance itself drops to 19.9 percent, below the line where control becomes an issue. Oracle also becomes the trusted security partner, storing U.S. data and auditing compliance, while the algorithm is retrained using U.S. data only. For users, nothing changes today. The app stays up. Creators keep posting. Brands keep spending. After years of deadline extensions and threats, TikTok’s U.S. future is now structurally locked in. Sources: Reuters, Axios, CNBC, Variety

ELON MUSK: "In the long term, the work will be optional and money will stop being relevant. It'll be like, if you want to work, you can work, in the same way, like you can go to the store and just buy some vegetables, or you can grow vegetables in your backyard."