Tesla’s board is issuing an ultimatum to shareholders: approve Elon Musk’s $1 trillion compensation package or risk losing him as CEO. This high-stakes gambit raises fundamental questions about leadership dependency and corporate governance.
Nissan has developed an innovative solar panel system for its Sakura electric vehicle that reportedly generates significantly more power than existing automotive solar solutions. The expandable roof system can produce up to 500 watts and may add nearly 2,000 miles of driving range annually according to company reports.
Nissan has unveiled a groundbreaking solar panel system for its popular Sakura kei electric vehicle that could dramatically extend driving range through solar power, according to recent reports. The prototype system, called the AO-Solar Extender, represents a significant advancement over previous automotive solar applications and could potentially add approximately 1,864 miles of driving distance per year under optimal conditions.
Palo Alto-based ALSO has launched its TM-B electric bike with a customizable frame and DreamRide software-defined drive system. The company also introduced pedal-assist electric quads for consumer and commercial use, alongside a smart helmet with integrated audio and safety features.
Palo Alto-based electric micromobility company ALSO has unveiled its inaugural vehicle lineup, according to company announcements. The launch includes the modular TM-B electric bicycle, two pedal-assist electric “quad” models, and a connected helmet system. Sources indicate the company is establishing partnerships with industry leaders including Rivian and Amazon to support its market entry.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk indicates the company will aggressively scale production after achieving clarity on unsupervised full self-driving capabilities. The announcement comes as Tesla navigates margin compression from increased operational spending and changing EV tax credit landscape.
Tesla is preparing to significantly increase its manufacturing output, with CEO Elon Musk stating the electric vehicle maker will expand production “as fast as we reasonably can,” according to the company’s recent earnings report. Sources indicate this accelerated production timeline follows Musk’s increased confidence in Tesla’s self-driving platform, which he previously described as a prerequisite for major expansion.
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Tesla faces heightened investor scrutiny as it prepares to release quarterly earnings following Elon Musk’s return to full-time leadership. The electric vehicle maker’s stock, known for significant post-earnings moves, currently trades near $447 with analysts divided on performance expectations. Market observers are watching whether Musk’s renewed focus can reverse the company’s recent earnings decline trend.
Tesla is scheduled to release its quarterly earnings report after Wednesday’s market close, with investors closely watching whether the numbers will justify the stock’s recent bullish momentum. According to analyst projections, the company is expected to report earnings of $0.52 per share on $26.27 billion in revenue, though unofficial “whisper numbers” suggest a potentially stronger $0.61 per share performance.
European automakers have stabilized sales and improved electric vehicle offerings, but face intensifying competition from Chinese manufacturers. Industry analysts suggest Chinese brands could capture up to 30% of some European markets within two years as factory closures and production halts signal deeper structural challenges.
Europe’s automotive sector appears to be sailing smoothly with stabilized sales and recovering profit margins, but beneath the surface, manufacturers are working furiously to counter what industry experts describe as an existential threat from Chinese competitors. According to reports, European sales have steadied after several turbulent years, with leading manufacturers weathering U.S. tariff changes and profit warnings.
