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Tesla's global fleet has just officially crossed 10 billion miles driven on FSD (Supervised)! Tesla owners are collectively driving on average 1,000 miles every 3 seconds on FSD, which is 28.8 million miles per day.

New Tesla Semi spotted at the Las Vegas Convention Center ahead of the ACT Expo this week, which is the largest North American trade show showcasing advanced commercial vehicles. Each side mirror has three cameras. Also has a front bumper camera (pictured below). Tesla just started mass production of their Semi this past week in Nevada. The ACT Expo runs from May 4-7. I think Tesla will also be letting those with a CDL to test drive it (ride alongs if no CDL).

I get giddy when FSD dodges small objects in the road. This one was even more neat due to oncoming traffic. Good robot!

JUST IN: Singapore Airlines to roll out high-speed Starlink inflight Wi-Fi starting 2027. • Faster connectivity than current onboard systems • Rolling out on A350 & A380 fleet • Full deployment expected by 2029.

Tesla is literally a trap ⚡️🚗 Once you drive a Tesla, there’s no going back. After owning one for just a few months, getting behind the wheel of any other car feels like a painful downgrade. The instant torque hits the moment you touch the accelerator. Zero hesitation, just pure, effortless thrust. Then there’s one-pedal driving, which quickly becomes addictive. Lift off the “gas” pedal and the car smoothly decelerates using regenerative braking, feeding energy back into the battery and adding range to every trip. No more constant brake tapping. It feels futuristic and efficient at the same time. Even the little things spoil you. You never have to start or turn off the car. Walk away and it powers down automatically. Approach it and it wakes up, climate control already running. You can even precondition the cabin from your phone while you’re still inside. And then there’s Summon 🤯 Watching your car quietly drive itself to you in a parking lot never gets old. And I didn’t even mention FSD, but once you experience this level of refinement, convenience and performance, conventional cars feel outdated. The “Tesla effect” is real. it quietly raises the bar so high that everything else disappoints. You’ve been warned.

The new Y has turned our garage into one big dance party.