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Tesla was proud to have the shortest mineral-to-car chain in the car industry, with most of the suppliers located in close proximity to its gigafactories...

Panasonic, Tesla's first battery partner, announced it will delay 4680 cell production until April-September 2024. The official reason was that it n...

Tesla's battery pains are caused by the problematic dry battery electrode (DBE) process that is still not production-ready. Tesla aims to speed up i...

Battery experts have noticed that the 4680 cells have three electrical terminals, one more than other round cells used in electric vehicles today. This i...

Scaling up EV production requires huge amounts of raw materials to produce the necessary Li-Ion battery cells. Tesla is working on this front with a cont...

Tesla reached an important milestone to start the year, with its official Twitter account announcing that the world's leading electric carmaker has produced its millionth large-format 4680 battery cell in January.

Mahmood Hikmet started his latest video expressing something automotive journalists covering electric cars also feel. Most of us are fed up with talking about Tesla. Anything the company or its CEO does automatically generates headlines, and, frankly, very few of them really need reporting. The solution is simple: let’s give both of them the attention they deserve, not the one they have.

It seems Tesla has finally made up its mind on its German factory and will not submit any other changes. This is the primary reason for all the necessary documents for approval to have been presented to German authorities. Although that is good news for the company, it does not necessarily mean that the final permit will be immediate.

A new video published by the YouTube channel Chile AI100 managed to present the latest Cybertruck prototype on Tesla’s test track in Fremont. The element that made viewers most impressed was the massive windshield wiper. Even Elon Musk confessed he didn’t like it.

Jean de la Fontaine may be dead for more than 400 years, but his fables are still spot on when it comes to modern life. Take “The Fox and the Grapes:” it describes precisely how Tesla and Elon Musk reacted to the fact that they lost €1.1 billion ($1.132 billion at the current exchange rate) in subsidies to build a battery factory at Giga Grünheide.