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The subscription business offers a route beyond vehicle sales, but Tesla has not disclosed its recurring revenue—and drivers must still supervise.
The partnership pairs software verification and host trials with renter warnings, while allowing owners to promote cars as “Self-Driving.”
Meta and Tesla fell after different spending signals, while chipmakers’ losses showed how little room high valuations leave for disappointment.
Tesla says its manufacturing process is suitable for a commercial robot. Reliability, software and the pace of production remain unfinished work.
Production currently goes to Tesla’s own fleet. Selling the control-free vehicles to others would extend a business still facing federal questions about its safety certification.
Musk says a conflict of interest keeps him out of the discussions. Any deal would need shareholder approval, including support representing 50% of all Tesla shares.
Analysts expect quarterly revenue near $12.7 billion. The harder question is how the company will sustain its infrastructure spending.
Germany’s transport minister will advocate for European approval, but the software still requires an attentive driver. The U.S. keeps the old branding.
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