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It will certainly be interesting to write the obituary for 2025. Given that there's one month left in this fiscal year (plenty of time for lots to take place), I wouldn't be surprised to either see an incredible Santa Claus rally materialize into year end, or a continuation of some of the bearish momentum we've seen build form into a full-blown market selloff as investors reposition their portfolios for more downside as this AI selloff continues.

New models sold by the Elon Musk-led company are among the most reliable cars out there, with Tesla ranking ninth in the overall 2026 reliability chart. That includes all automakers, not just those that make EVs. What's more, Consumer Reports said that the Tesla Model Y is the most reliable new EV on the market today, though it still lags behind hybrid-powered models, which use older technology that has been tried and tested over several decades.

Dr. Michael Burry has been quite vocal of late, thanks in part to the launch of his "Cassandra Unchained" commentary on Substack, which may very well allow the contrarian to be heard like never before. Undoubtedly, Dr. Burry is being heard loud and clear of late, with his commentary surrounding the state of the AI bubble and his bearish stances on a number of overvalued companies that have been driven higher on euphoric AI hopes.

In a country ahead of the pack in the adoption of electric vehicles, Tesla sales have surged by 34.6 percent since the beginning of the year, compared to the same period last year, according to the Norwegian Road Federation (OFV). Tesla's Model Y and Model 3 were the two best-selling vehicles last month across all brands.

It appears that Tesla is indeed considering an RV in its future pipeline, though the vehicle that would be converted for the purpose would be quite interesting. This is, at least, as per recent comments by a Tesla executive on social media platform X. Robovan as an RV Tesla's vice president of AI and Autopilot software, Ashok Elluswamy, hinted at the linitiative in a reply to Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan, who called for a startup to build RVs with Full Self-Driving capabilities.

The $1 trillion pay package for CEO Elon Musk that Teslashareholders approved on Nov. 6-the world's first-was labeled by the board as an exemplar of pay for performance. And at first glance, the program appears to fit that description in a big way: The hurdles it establishes for Musk to receive any compensation at all, let alone achieve the maximum 13-digit payout, appear the ultimate in stretch goals. Skeptical observers might wonder: "How could anyone be motivated by targets this seemingly unachievable?"

McNeill said Tesla was a "learning sponge," McNeill, who was at the EV company between 2015 and 2018, said. During his tenure, Model 3 was in its infamous "production hell," and Tesla had just teased the first image of the Model Y. The former Tesla executive said one lesson learned from Chinese EVs was the reuse of parts - using some of the same guts of one model for another - and that can be seen "across the 3 and the Y."

Design flaws caused a Tesla Model 3 to suddenly accelerate out of control before it crashed into a utility pole and burst into flames, killing a woman and severely injuring her husband, a lawsuit filed in federal court alleges.Another defect with the door handle design thwarted bystanders who were trying to rescue the driver, Jeff Dennis, and his wife, Wendy, from the car, according to the lawsuit filed Friday in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington.

IF Metall's latest notice ordered a full work stoppage for all Tesla-related activity at Allround Lack. With the blockade in place, paint jobs on Tesla-owned vehicles, factory-warranty repairs, and transport-damage fixes, will be effectively frozen, as noted in a report from Dagens Arbete. While Allround Lack is a small paint shop, its work with Tesla means that the blockade would add challenges to the company's operations in Sweden, at least to some degree.

Tesla's impressive momentum has been led overwhelmingly by the Model Y, which accounted for 21,517 of Norway's registrations this year, as noted in a CarUp report, citing data from Elbil Statistik. The Model 3 followed with 5,087 units, while the Model S and Model X contributed 30 and 19 vehicles, respectively. Even the parallel-imported Cybertruck made the charts with 13 registrations.

Tesla has a Cabin Overheat Protection feature that helps keep the temperature regulated if it reaches a certain threshold. Inversely, it can be used in cold weather as well, which will automatically warm the cabin if it sinks to a temperature that is too low for the owner's comfort. This is a great way to keep the cabin either warmed up just enough or cooled down just enough so that it never gets too hot or too cold.

Hidden deep within Tesla's latest vehicle update is a number of geofenced regions in California. No explanation, no patch notesjust a cryptic breadcrumb meant to be hidden from the public (at least for now.) But if you dig a little bit deeper, some hints suggest these areas might be the first places where Tesla's unsupervised Full Self-Driving is available to drivers in the near future.

It's been quite the turbulent past month for shares of EV titan Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA), which fell back to around $400 per share after running into a ceiling of resistance at just shy of $470. Undoubtedly, those looking to play a breakout in the name are now pondering the path ahead, now that the broad stock market has seemingly turned against all things tech (especially the tech names with significant AI exposure).

The decomposed body of Rivas, 15, was found in September in the front trunk of a black Tesla registered to D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke. The car had been ticketed in a Hollywood Hills neighborhood and then impounded in a tow yard in Los Angeles. Rivas likely died in the spring, police told NBC4 Investigates, adding that D4vd had likely helped in dismembering and disposing of the body.

After soaring in 2023 and 2024, shares of Tesla(NASDAQ:TSLA) were battered throughout Q1 but performed marginally better in Q2. The largest U.S. EV-maker slid into Q3 but staged a comeback. Things have been looking better in Q4, but after a tech sell-off that began in late October, shares of TSLA are once again slipping. Over the past five trading sessions, the stock is down 6.85% after gaining 3.10% the five prior.

Nomura boosted its Tesla holdings by 4.2%, adding 47,674 shares and bringing its total position to more than 1.17 million shares valued at roughly $373.6 million. The move makes Tesla Nomura's 10th-largest holding at about 1% of its entire portfolio. Nomura's filing was released alongside several other fund updates. Brighton Jones LLC boosted its holdings by 11.8%, as noted in a MarketBeat report, and Revolve Wealth Partners lifted its TSLA position by 21.2%.

"We are piloting on-peak and off-peak pricing based on live Supercharger utilization rather than estimations. The average price remains unchanged, but this live feedback loop improves accuracy. This corrects off-peak pricing during times of congestion, or on-peak pricing when Superchargers are plentiful. You'll always see the price before your session begins, and prices do not change mid-session. A small-scale pilot is launching at 10 sites and will expand based on feedback and success."