(Bloomberg) — Tori Horowitz loved her 2021 Tesla Model S. “It worked for my life because I’m in my car all the time,” says the realtor, who drives weekly from Los Angeles 80 miles north to Ojai, California. “It felt efficient. It was zippy. It was intuitive. It was exactly what I needed.”

CEO Elon Musk has hailed Tesla's new dry electrode process breakthrough in Lithium battery manufacturing. Incredibly Difficult To Work At Scale In a post on the social media platform X on Saturday, user @tslaming shared Tesla's patent filing,

Tesla Inc.'s (NASDAQ:TSLA) fourth-quarter earnings provided some valuable insights into the automaker's future. With talks about autonomous driving, as well as the discontinuation of Tesla's Model S and Model X,

Elon Musk said Tesla Inc. needs to build and operate what he is calling a “TeraFab” to manufacture semiconductors, a massive undertaking that will cost billions of dollars and mark another expansion beyond what had been the company’s core electric vehicle business.

The auto industry's disruptor brand is axing its halo sedan to make humanoid robots. Analysts hail the tech future. Will fans and investors follow?

Alongside its shift to robots, it was also announced that Tesla would invest $2 billion into xAI Inc., Musk’s artificial intelligence company, and tighten integration between Tesla’s AI systems and its physical products.

Space in the EV-maker’s Fremont factory will be used to produce one million Optimus 3 robots annually, Musk says.