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Well, I would say the test results were conclusive, if nothing else.

Pretty sure that's an F on the Wade Mode test.

Well, I would say the test results were conclusive, if nothing else.

TL;DR: Between May 2025 and May 2026, Waymo’s recall-scope count of autonomous cabs rose from 1,212 vehicles to 3,791 vehicles.

TL;DR: Between May 2025 and May 2026, Waymo’s recall-scope count of autonomous cabs rose from 1,212 vehicles to 3,791 vehicles.

TL;DR: Between May 2025 and May 2026, Waymo’s recall-scope count of autonomous cabs rose from 1,212 vehicles to 3,791 vehicles.

Another day, another Cybertruck being towed from somewhere nobody really ought to need a tow from. Take a look, Toyota Sienna to the rescue.

Another day, another Cybertruck being towed from somewhere nobody really ought to need a tow from. Take a look, Toyota Sienna to the rescue.

TLDR: Since Tesla’s June 2025 robotaxi launch, Tesla has built a 39-vehicle unsupervised fleet, while Waymo has a newly disclosed 3,791-vehicle U.S. fleet. So Tesla appears to be on pace to catch up with Waymo’s autonomous fleet size by the year 2111.

Crossposted from https://fedia.io/m/technology@lemmy.world/t/3871099

TLDR: Tesla will have as many robotaxis as Waymo in the year 2111, if the current growth rate holds (and if Waymo doesn't add a single additional vehicle). So... I'm guessing the Tesla stock price will skyrocket.

Automobile dashboards now join Nokia phones, blood pressure cuffs, and battery packs made from potatoes: they can all run DOOM!

Doom runs on potato batteries, blood pressure cuffs, and now, your car dash!

If you can't safely take the Cybertruck to a car wash, I wonder how it will fare as a boat?

Amazon says “objects” struck a data center in the UAE, throwing sparks and starting a fire. Almost certainly due to the ongoing war.

Amazon says “objects” struck a data center in its UAE region (ME-CENTRAL-1), throwing sparks and starting a fire. Almost certainly due to the ongoing war.

Ford's promised "$30,000" pickup truck will cost $52,500 if the current math holds.

TL;DR: The CyberTruck is 17 times more likely to have a fire fatality than a Ford Pinto

“Buying a car today is an investment into the future. I think the most profound thing is that if you buy a Tesla today, I believe you are buying an appreciating asset – not a depreciating asset.” – Elon Musk, 2019

Honestly, I would fall into this trap.

Didn’t make it a single year in the hot seat. I’m sure this bodes well for the Tesla sales bounce-back!

Brutal depreciation… but also a really great market for used EV buyers.

US sales are also down, but that Canadian drop is brutal.

Oops!

What a perfectly garbage feature.

This is the same system that Tesla fans have been insisting for years is a better-than-human driver.

I’m not sure the SS trim stands for “super sport,” y’all.

Imagine a taxi that can’t operate in the rain. That is what Tesla has delivered in Austin TX.

We’re getting the first videos of “select guests” getting access to Tesla’s Robotaxi service in Austin, and the level of polish leaves something to be desired.

Who would win: a 2024 Cybertruck or 2014 Subaru?

Tesla’s self-driving tech just sucks so hard. Doesn’t see the school bus stop sign. Doesn’t see the plainly-visible kid-sized-dummy (until the very last second). Doesn’t brake or swerve before impact.

Like the lady says, “I love New Orleans.”

In case you thought cars would become safer as technology developed… rest assured, Tesla is finding newer and ever-dumber ways to make their cars dangerous to occupants (and others).

This is really pretty amazing how poorly designed the Tesla doors are, where if the power fails (like in a crash or a fire), you might need to remove the speaker grill or two separate panels to get to the emergency mechanical door release.

How is this even possible? Like, seriously. No way that Cybertruck has high enough miles that it has bald tires, so how is it stuck in that spot?

How is this even possible? Like, seriously. No way that Cybertruck has high enough miles that it has bald tires, so how is it stuck in that spot?

This guy’s self-driving Cybertruck keeps trying to run over pedestrians, and he just keeps using it.

I was watching a Cybertruck driver “test the truck’s wade mode,” and was treated to some accidental comedy.

Nothing quite says “high-performance muscle car” like a popup ad for a Mopar Extended Warranty covering your whole center console. That’s right, Dodge Charger owners are now experiencing an exciting new feature: pop-up ads that appear every time the vehicle stops at a light. This garbage feature was spotted in the wild, take a look at how it looks.