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Rush-hour merges, tight exits, and fast-moving traffic put Tesla’s self-driving to the test. It made the route—but hesitation and slow speeds showed where it could improve. Safety first; smooth ride overall.
Free FSD for spreading the word.
Code in the latest Tesla app points to FSD referral rewards: refer someone who subscribes to FSD (Supervised) and earn free months yourself, plus a digital referral coin.
Every owner just became Tesla's sales team.
Tesla App Code Reveals FSD Referral Rewards Are Coming
Code in the latest Tesla app update shows owners could earn free months of FSD (Supervised) for referring subscribers, complete with a digital referral coin.
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$100 of energy. How far does it get you?
Model Y: 2,110 miles
Best hybrid (Elantra): 1,212
Best gas sedans (Corolla, Civic, Elantra): 794
GMC Sierra: 374
Nearly 2.7x the miles of a gas Corolla. Model 3 right behind at 2,086.
🚗 How far $100 of fuel takes you in America's best-selling cars
⚡ Tesla Model Y: 2,110 miles
⚡ Tesla Model 3: 2,086 miles
⚡ Toyota bZ: 2,025 miles
⚡ Chevrolet Equinox EV: 1,689 miles
⚡ Hyundai Ioniq 5: 1,664 miles
⚡ Rivian R1S: 1,278 miles
🌿 Hyundai Elantra: 1,212 miles
🌿 Honda Civic: 1,132 miles
🌿 Toyota Corolla: 1,109 miles
🌿 Toyota Camry: 1,074 miles
🌿 Honda Accord: 1,072 miles
🌿 Toyota RAV4: 957 miles
🌿 Kia Sportage: 891 miles
🌿 Honda CR-V: 864 miles
🌿 Ford Maverick: 864 miles
🌿 Hyundai Tucson: 863 miles
🌿 Subaru Crosstrek: 840 miles
🌿 Subaru Forester: 817 miles
⛽ Toyota Corolla: 794 miles
⛽ Honda Civic: 794 miles
⛽ Hyundai Elantra: 794 miles
⛽ Honda Accord: 735 miles
⛽ Nissan Rogue: 724 miles
⛽ Honda CR-V: 688 miles
⛽ Chevrolet Trax: 688 miles
⛽ Subaru Forester: 654 miles
⛽ Subaru Crosstrek: 640 miles
⛽ Hyundai Tucson: 629 miles
⛽ Chevrolet Equinox: 618 miles
⛽ Kia Sportage: 607 miles
⛽ Ford Maverick: 572 miles
🌿 Ford F-Series: 548 miles
🌿 Toyota Tacoma: 537 miles
⛽ Jeep Grand Cherokee: 514 miles
⛽ Chevrolet Traverse: 502 miles
⛽ Toyota Tacoma: 490 miles
⛽ Ford Explorer: 490 miles
⛽ Ram Pickup: 478 miles
⛽ Jeep Wrangler: 467 miles
⛽ Ford F-Series: 444 miles
⛽ Chevrolet Silverado: 397 miles
⛽ GMC Sierra: 397 miles
🛢️ GMC Sierra: 374 miles
🛢️ Chevrolet Silverado: 366 miles
⚡ Electric 🌿 Hybrid ⛽ Gas 🛢️ Diesel
Assumes gas at $4.28 a gallon, diesel at $6.28 and home charging at 18.2¢ per kWh. Charging at public fast chargers costs much more. Covers each version of the 25 best-selling models and the 5 best-selling EVs, January–September 2026, using EPA combined ratings.
Source: Kadoa, using EPA, EIA and Cox Automotive data
Every new Tesla in the US can now power your stuff.
Tesla just showed it off: trunk open at the trailhead, cord plugged into the charge port, gear running straight off the battery.
Tools on the job site. Gadgets at camp.
Your car is now the most useful outlet you own.
Tuesday rush hour in Austin. Same trip, two apps:
Cybercab: 2 minutes away.
UberX: 10 minutes.
No driver, no steering wheel, and it still beats everyone to the curb.
Great real-world side-by-side, and exactly the kind of test that matters.
A gold Cybercab cruising the Palmetto Expressway in Miami, filmed from a Tesla on FSD right behind it.
Great catch. Miami Robotaxi rides are still Model Y today, and on the same day Elon said the zone is headed to the beaches.
Florida's next.
2009: 500 employees, ~1,000 cars built, $112M in revenue.
2026: ~135K employees, ~$100B in revenue.
Same founder. Same name on stage. 17 years apart.
Nic's side-by-side says it all. The Roadster was the bet that made everything else possible, and the sequel has thrusters.
Elon Musk with the original Tesla Roadster in 2009 and the new Roadster in 2026.
Tesla in 2009:
• Private company with 500 employees
• $112M Annual Revenue
• ~1,000 vehicles produced
Tesla in 2026:
• $1.6T company with ~135K employees
• ~$100B Annual Revenue
• Over 10M vehicles produced
Never give up.
This Model Y is done. Its driver is safe.
Curtain airbags out, front end wiped out, cabin still holding its shape.
The owner posted it overnight: "Thanks Tesla for saving my life." Tesla replied: "Glad to hear you're safe."
Metal can be replaced. Glad you're OK, Michael.
One major collision every 6 million miles. That's FSD (Supervised) in Tesla's new safety data.
The U.S. average is one every 660K miles, roughly 9x worse.
Manual Teslas with active safety features land around 2M.
Sawyer had the numbers minutes after they dropped.
Tesla has released new FSD (Supervised) safety data.
Miles per major collision:
• Teslas Driven With FSD (Supervised): 6,006,200
• Teslas Driven Manually (Active Safety Features): 2,031,221
• Teslas Driven Manually (No Active Safety Features): 845,915
• U.S. Average: 660,164
Total major collisions:
• Teslas with FSD (Supervised): 1,579
• Teslas driven manually with Active Safety: 17,775
• Teslas driven manually without Active Safety: 239
• U.S. average: 4,989,713
Total miles logged:
• Teslas with FSD (Supervised): 9,483,790,215
• Teslas driven manually with Active Safety: 36,104,958,020
• Teslas driven manually without Active Safety: 202,173,600
• U.S. drivers overall: 3,294,031,000,000
Tesla vehicles with FSD (Supervised) engaged experienced ~9x fewer major collisions than those driving without it on.
This is North America data across all road classes (highway and non-highway). The data reflects a rolling twelve-month aggregation of miles and collisions.
Tesla Robotaxi just out-drove Waymo in Austin.
438K driverless miles in a single week, vs Waymo's last reported 406K a week (Q2 average).
That red line was barely off the floor this summer. Now it's vertical. Nic with the chart of the night.
A whole lot full of Cybercabs just showed up in Dallas.
Rows of gold Cybercabs parked off Maple Ave, and Tesla says Cybercab joins the Dallas Robotaxi fleet next month.
Austin first, Dallas next. Great catch from Dallas Texas TV.
Waymo vs Tesla, summed up in one photo.
One side needs a full rig of lenses and gear. The other walks up in regular glasses, one hand in his pocket, and still lands the shot.
Cameras plus AI. Elon gave it a 🎯, and Tesla is nearing 1,000 robotaxis registered in Texas.
Best tailgate cooler in America comes standard on every Tesla.
Fill the frunk with ice, drop in the wings, done. 🏈
What's riding in your frunk for Monday Night Football?
Tesla built the Cybercab to last ~500,000 miles.
At robotaxi pace of 50,000 miles a year, that's a decade of nonstop rides from one car, off a line that already outpaces deployments.
Nic nailed the scale angle. Now multiply by millions.
Tesla named the last robot on the Cybercab line Hulk Hogan.
Wrapped in gold and red, full Hulkamania. Wheels go on one station earlier, so the first time any Cybercab touches the ground is when it rolls off the line.
Teslarati found the best detail in the whole Munro tour.
🚨 Lars Moravy says Tesla installed its final robot on the Cybercab line around the time Hulk Hogan passed away, so it named that machine after the wrestling legend:
"This is our final station here. We call that robot Hulk Hogan. It got installed when the legend passed away. So we wrapped it in gold and red, gave it a little Hulkamania look. But we installed the wheels on the second-to-last station… So the first time a Cybercab is ever put down on its wheels is when it rolls off the line."
Ask a kid to name their favorite truck.
One dad says his 8-year-old calls out every Cybertruck they pass. Tesla shared it with two words: Cybertruck inspires.
No other truck on the road gets kids this fired up. Love that Tesla noticed.
Rush-hour traffic, sun glare, tight merges—and the Tesla stayed remarkably steady. This drive looked smooth from downtown streets to the highway. How confident would you feel supervising a trip like this?
Tesla's Cybercab line is so fast it doesn't even run every day.
Lars Moravy says it's outpacing robotaxi deployments: 25 final-assembly stations, about half the floor space per car, 125K+ a year of capacity.
Building them isn't the bottleneck anymore. Great pull from Sawyer.
Your Cybercab now glows on your wrist.
Robotaxi app 26.10.3 adds Cybercab Live Activities on the lock screen and Apple Watch, lit in your ride's light-bar color with plate and ETA. Plus a big-screen layout for iPads, tablets and foldables.
Small touch, big polish. Nice catch, Teslarati.
Tesla just opened up the Cybercab for Munro.
Lars Moravy and the Tesla team walked Munro Live through the engineering, design and tech. Full deep dive is live now.
Tesla is clearly proud of what's under the skin. Huge get, Munro crew.
The full video is now live on @YouTube!
A big thank you to @larsmoravy, @EricETesla, and the rest of the Tesla team for taking the time to walk us through the Cybercab and share the engineering, design, and technology behind it.