Tesla Daily, hosted by Rob Maurer, is a dedicated weekday broadcast offering comprehensive coverage of Tesla, Inc. This channel delves into all facets of the company, including Tesla Motors, Tesla Energy, Tesla Solar, and the anticipated Tesla Network. Each episode is crafted for conciseness and consistency, ensuring that investors and customers remain thoroughly informed about the latest developments and strategic directions of Tesla.
Beyond the core business, Tesla Daily provides insightful analysis and expert opinions on the company's trajectory, the performance of TSLA stock, and the evolving landscape of industries in which Tesla operates. The channel also extends its coverage to significant news from Elon Musk's other ventures, such as SpaceX, Neuralink, and The Boring Company, presenting a holistic view of Musk's innovative endeavors.
Beyond the core business, Tesla Daily provides insightful analysis and expert opinions on the company's trajectory, the performance of TSLA stock, and the evolving landscape of industries in which Tesla operates. The channel also extends its coverage to significant news from Elon Musk's other ventures, such as SpaceX, Neuralink, and The Boring Company, presenting a holistic view of Musk's innovative endeavors.
Jim Cramer and Rob Maurer Discuss TSLA Stock, Elon Musk, Tesla's Battery Day, and Tesla's Advantages
Jim Cramer and Rob Maurer engage in a comprehensive discussion about Tesla's stock (TSLA), its market position, and future potential. Cramer details his 'religious conversion' to Tesla, moving from skepticism to strong bullishness after experiencing the product through his daughter and wife, and ...
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Stunned Competitors Grapple With Tesla Price Cuts
This episode of Tesla Daily delves into the competitive landscape following Tesla's recent price cuts, highlighting how rivals are responding. Th... moree discussion covers a new promotional offer from Tesla for Model S and X, involving a $3,000 discount or three years of free Supercharging, contingent on trading in a Tesla vehicle. Research from S&P Global is presented, indicating Tesla's superior customer retention rate (39% one-and-done) compared to the industry average (58%), even with a more limited product lineup. The report also touches on Tesla Semi sightings, a rare spontaneous combustion incident, and EV incentives in Shanghai. Competitor reactions are analyzed, with Ford significantly cutting prices on the Mustang Mach-E, though strategically keeping higher-trim, longer-range models above the EV tax credit cap. Volkswagen, conversely, maintains a firm pricing strategy, emphasizing profitable growth and brand reliability, with CEO Oliver Blume reportedly viewing himself as an "anti-visionary." Finally, the episode notes Mercedes-Benz's announcement of a Level 3 autonomous driving system in the US, albeit with highly limited functionality, and a rumor about GM potentially adopting 4680 cylindrical batteries. less
Tesla Stock Rockets After Q4 Earnings Report
The Tesla Daily podcast provides a comprehensive analysis of Tesla's Q4 earnings report and the subsequent stock rally. The host highlights the s... moreignificant increase in trading volume and the stock price surpassing Elon Musk's recent sale price, suggesting a full recovery from that selling pressure and making insider trading claims harder to justify. While the earnings report didn't exceed all expectations, Tesla effectively eased major investor concerns regarding order rates and margins on the earnings call. The podcast also delves into the details of Tesla's insurance business, noting its rapid growth and potential to contribute to operating income. A key takeaway is Tesla's statement about Giga Shanghai operating at near full capacity, signaling a shift in focus towards efficiency and laying the groundwork for next-generation products, with Berlin and Texas expected to drive near-term volume increases. Additionally, the report covers Tesla's new $5 billion revolving credit facility and debunks conflicting information from Motor Trend regarding the Tesla Semi's battery size and charging capabilities, emphasizing the need for accurate data. less
Live: Tesla Q4 Earnings Call 2022
Tesla's Q4 2022 earnings call highlighted a record-breaking year with over 1.3 million vehicles delivered and a 17% operating margin, achieved de... morespite significant global challenges. Elon Musk addressed investor concerns about demand, stating that January 2023 orders were the strongest in history, nearly double production rates, leading to modest price increases on some models. The company is making progress on cost control, particularly at its Berlin and Austin factories, and sees significant potential in its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta rollout, now with 400,000 customers. The 4680 battery cell production reached 1,000 cars per week, with plans for substantial capacity expansion. Energy storage also saw record growth. Management emphasized a focus on manufacturing technology as a key long-term strength and expressed confidence in maintaining industry-leading operating margins while pursuing strong volume growth. The call also touched upon the potential impact of Inflation Reduction Act credits and the long-term vision for AI and autonomous driving. less
Live: Tesla Q4 Earnings Report Reaction (TSLA)
This video provides a live reaction and analysis of Tesla's Q4 2022 earnings report. The host, Rob Maurer, meticulously breaks down the financial... more results, comparing them against analyst expectations and his own forecasts. Key takeaways include Tesla's record-breaking revenue and net income for the quarter and the full year, with revenue growing 51% to $81.5 billion in 2022. The report highlights a strong performance in energy storage and services, though automotive revenues were slightly below expectations, partly due to lower average selling prices. The host notes that automotive gross margin, excluding regulatory credits, came in at 24.3%, which is slightly higher than his initial forecast but below analyst consensus. He expresses satisfaction with Tesla's cost control measures amidst significant discounting and macroeconomic uncertainty. The video also touches on the FSD beta rollout, energy storage growth, and reiterates Tesla's long-term 50% compound annual growth target for vehicle production, projecting around 1.8 million cars for 2023. Despite some initial confusion with accounting for FSD deferred revenue, the analysis concludes that the results are strong, particularly given the challenging environment. less
Tesla Just Announced Multibillion Expansion Plan and Q4 Earnings Preview
This video provides a concise preview of Tesla's Q4 earnings and significant expansion plans. Key highlights include the announcement of a multib... moreillion-dollar investment in new facilities, including a dedicated factory for the Semi truck. The discussion also touches upon a slight price increase for the Model Y in the US and a speculative report about BYD potentially acquiring a Ford factory in China. While the content is informative for investors and followers of Tesla's business developments, it lacks specific details about vehicle models or technical specifications, focusing primarily on financial and strategic news. less
Data Reveals Impact of Tesla Price Cuts, UBS Expects Massive Auto Market Declines
This episode of Tesla Daily delves into the immediate impact of Tesla's recent price cuts, presenting data from Edmunds and The Wall Street Journ... moreal that indicates a significant surge in shopper consideration and financing applications. Edmunds reported a jump in on-site shopper consideration for Tesla vehicles to 4% from 1.9%, with the Model Y becoming the second most researched vehicle on their platform, and the Model 3 climbing from 47th to 11th. A vehicle financing company, Tenet, saw Tesla financing applications triple. The report also touches on Tesla's inventory levels, noting a recent leveling off and slight decrease in Model 3 and Model Y inventory, which is seen as an encouraging sign. However, the analysis pivots to a bearish outlook from UBS, which predicts massive declines in automotive industry earnings (40% YoY in 2023) due to price wars initiated by Tesla. UBS reiterates a 'Buy' rating for Tesla but lowers its price target to $220, citing Tesla's cost and tech leadership as key advantages in an industry shakeout. The episode briefly covers potential Kia EV9 specs and a humorous update on Mr. Beast's Twitter bio. less
New Cybertruck Details, Other Vehicle Notes, FSD Updates, China
This episode of Tesla Daily provides an in-depth look at recent developments, primarily focusing on the Cybertruck and FSD Beta. Regarding the Cybertr... moreuck, insights from Chief Designer Franz von Holzhausen suggest production is likely more than six months away, with ongoing design refinements. Key features discussed include Model X-style automatic doors, the potential for a yoke steering wheel, and the durability of the stainless steel exterior, which can be buffed out. Pleasant surprises and potential vehicle-to-grid functionality were hinted at, though not confirmed. The discussion also touched upon the possibility of a "cyber van" based on design principles shared for the Cybertruck. For FSD Beta, Elon Musk indicated that version 11.3 is expected to roll out soon, with a significant update involving neural nets for vehicle navigation and control, not just vision. The review also debunks a Reuters headline about a "staged" FSD demo, clarifying that it refers to the 2016 video and that current Tesla vehicles achieve most of the demonstrated capabilities. Other updates covered Tesla's strong insured vehicle numbers in China post-price cuts, Hertz and Uber's EV expansion in Europe, and ongoing discussions with Indonesia regarding EV deals. less
Massive New Tesla Price Cuts in US, Canada
Tesla has implemented significant price reductions across its US and Canadian lineups, with some models seeing cuts of up to $13,000. The Rear-Wheel D... morerive Model 3 now starts at $43,990, and the Long Range Model Y is eligible for the full $7,500 federal tax credit, starting at $49,990. While these cuts make Tesla vehicles more accessible and eligible for incentives, many models remain more expensive than in 2021. The review highlights that these aggressive price adjustments are a strategic move to secure demand, potentially at the expense of 2022's high margins, but will undoubtedly put immense pressure on competitors in both the EV and ICE markets. The report also touches on potential Tesla China expansion delays due to Starlink concerns, confirmed Houston facility plans, and Lucid's Q4 production/delivery figures, which show a significant gap between production and deliveries, further intensifying competition. less
Musk Urges Caution on Indonesia Report, Tesla Takes BMW Sales Crown
This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive overview of recent developments, with a particular focus on Tesla's market performance and s... moretrategic initiatives. The report highlights Tesla's significant achievement in surpassing BMW to become the US luxury market sales leader, a testament to the growing demand for EVs. The discussion around the potential Indonesian EV plant is tempered by Elon Musk's caution regarding unnamed sources, emphasizing the need for verified information. The video also delves into Tesla's solar inverter strategy, advocating for a simpler, more cost-effective approach compared to competitors. Updates on the Cybertruck supply chain, Tesla Semi production, and speculative Roadster timelines are presented with appropriate caveats about source reliability. The episode concludes with an analysis of German automakers' calls for EU policy changes in response to the US Inflation Reduction Act, positioning Tesla favorably due to its global manufacturing footprint. Overall, the content is informative, balancing factual reporting with necessary skepticism. less
Tesla Files For New Texas Expansion, China & Europe Updates
This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive overview of recent developments, focusing on Tesla's expansion and market performance. The r... moreeport highlights significant construction filings for a $716 million expansion at Giga Texas, including new facilities for cells, drive units, and testing. A key takeaway is the return of the 4680 Model Y to inventory sales, priced competitively below the Long Range version, signaling potential progress in 4680 cell production. China's market performance is detailed, with record Q4 domestic sales despite price cuts, and a notable increase in export figures. The video also touches upon Tesla's VP's explanation for recent price adjustments, attributing them to cost forecasting and supply chain normalization, while also acknowledging the likely demand-driven component. European market success is underscored with Tesla being the best-selling EV in several countries. Finally, updates on The Boring Company's passenger numbers and GM's request for EV credit reconsideration are included. The overall tone is informative, with a focus on data-driven insights and market analysis. less
New Tesla Giga Press To China? FSD Updates, Wait Times
This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive overview of recent developments, with a particular focus on the potential arrival of a new Giga P... moreress in Asia. The analysis suggests this press, likely a 9000-ton unit, could be destined for Giga Shanghai, possibly for the Cybertruck or a future Generation 3 vehicle, with an estimated arrival and assembly timeline pointing towards April or later. The report also touches on Tesla's stock performance, a price target reduction from Bank of America, and updates on FSD and Autopilot investigations by NHTSA. Wait times for the Model Y in China have slightly increased, while US wait times for the 7-seat version are extended due to the Inflation Reduction Act's price caps, though overall Model Y inventory appears to be growing. The video highlights Tesla's updated safety report, showing a continued decrease in collision rates when Autopilot is active, and provides an estimated timeline for FSD Beta v11.3. Finally, it notes the Tesla Model 3's success in Australia, surpassing the Toyota Camry in full-year sales, and a minor reduction in Berkshire Hathaway's BYD stake. less
Tesla Stock Falls as Demand Concerns Take Hold
The Tesla stock experienced a significant downturn following the Q4 delivery report, primarily driven by growing concerns over vehicle demand. Analyst... mores are questioning the sustainability of Tesla's order book, with some estimates suggesting that less than 65% of Q4 deliveries were new orders, indicating a potential slowdown despite aggressive price discounting. The market's sentiment is shifting towards a belief that Tesla's growth may be plateauing, especially for the Model 3 and Model Y, with uncertainty surrounding the next-generation platform. However, the announcement of an upcoming Investor Day in March, which will showcase advanced production lines and discuss long-term expansion plans including the Generation 3 platform, offers a potential catalyst for renewed confidence. The report also touches upon the complexities of the US EV tax credit system, the expanded role of Tom Zhu, a remarkable survival incident involving a Tesla falling off a cliff, a fine levied against Tesla in South Korea for range misrepresentation, a revised lithium supply deal with Piedmont Lithium, and an update on a large-scale Tesla Megapack project in Australia. less
Tesla Reports Q4 Deliveries & Production
Tesla's Q4 2022 delivery and production report reveals record numbers but falls slightly short of analyst consensus and the company's own ex... morepectations. Production reached 439,000 vehicles (47% year-over-year growth), while deliveries hit 405,000 (40% year-over-year growth). Both figures represent quarterly and annual records, yet the delivery numbers were approximately 6.5% below the reviewer's estimate and slightly under analyst consensus. The report highlights a significant increase in inventory, now estimated at 71,000 vehicles, translating to about 13 days of supply, up from 8 days in the previous quarter. While this is still low compared to the broader automotive industry, it signals a potential shift in demand. The reviewer discusses concerns about future growth, particularly for 2023, questioning Tesla's ability to maintain its 50% annual growth target given the current trajectory and the ambiguity surrounding previous guidance. The impact of the Shanghai factory shutdown and end-of-quarter discounts in the US are also discussed as contributing factors to the results. less
Big EV Credit Updates, Tesla Production Estimates, Leaked Musk Email
This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive update on key developments impacting Tesla and the EV market. The reviewer highlights significant... more news regarding US EV tax credits, noting the IRS's interim guidance which lists Tesla Model 3 (RWD, Long Range) and various Model Y trims as eligible. A point of contention is the MSRP cap, where Model Y 7-seaters qualify as SUVs ($80k cap) while 5-seaters are classified as sedans ($55k cap), a distinction the reviewer finds illogical given the vehicles' similarities. The episode also covers a leaked email from Elon Musk encouraging employees to maximize year-end deliveries, a positive sign for the company's performance focus. Production and delivery estimates for Q4 are presented, with a forecast of approximately 450,000 vehicles produced, though deliveries are projected slightly lower at 434,000, potentially leading to increased inventory. Analyst Alex Potter's reiteration of an 'overweight' rating and $340 price target for TSLA is also discussed, contrasting with other analysts' downward revisions. Overall, the content offers valuable insights into regulatory changes, internal company directives, and market expectations. less
Elon Musk Shares Major Details on Tesla, Reiterates Focus and Confidence
Elon Musk, in a recent Twitter Space, addressed significant concerns regarding Tesla's future amidst a potential recession, reiterating his confi... moredence in the company's long-term dominance. Musk anticipates a recession comparable to 2009, which he believes will impact demand for discretionary items, including vehicles. He outlined Tesla's strategy to prioritize unit volume growth, even at the expense of margins, by adjusting prices downward. This approach is supported by Tesla's strong gross margins and potential for future revenue streams from software, particularly FSD. Musk also reaffirmed his prediction that Tesla will become the world's most valuable company within five years. He assured investors that he does not plan to sell additional stock for at least 18-24 months, aiming to ensure sufficient liquidity for potential market downturns. While acknowledging the "double whammy" effect of rising interest rates and a recession on both stock valuations and product affordability, Musk stressed Tesla's superior positioning to weather the storm compared to competitors. He also provided updates on a potential new Gigafactory, progress on the lithium refinery, and the expected timeline for FSD Beta v11. The review highlights Tesla's Model Y breaking sales records in Norway and a new battery development lab in Fremont. less
Tesla Hiring Freeze? US Discount Increased, Morgan Stanley Reiterates TSLA Opportunity
This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive overview of recent Tesla news, focusing on financial and operational updates. The discussion high... morelights Tesla's increased discount in the US to $7,500 plus free Supercharging miles for Model 3 and Model Y deliveries before year-end, aimed at boosting Q4 sales and smoothing out demand around the new year. The report addresses concerns about a "hiring freeze" and layoffs, with the host suggesting it's a normal business adjustment rather than a complete halt to hiring, especially with expansion plans in some regions like Turkey. Morgan Stanley reiterates an "overweight" rating on TSLA, emphasizing Tesla's strong position to benefit from the Inflation Reduction Act's EV credits due to its significant US market share. The review also touches on a CNN report about a "FSD" crash, which the host believes was likely an Autopilot incident. Updates on Giga Shanghai's covered vehicles and Panasonic's 4680 battery production timeline are also included, clarifying that mass production is expected within Panasonic's fiscal year starting April 2023, not necessarily May 2023. The episode concludes with a brief mention of a Chevy Bolt recall, noting it's not battery-related. less
Musk Stepping Down at Twitter? + Giga Mexico, Oppenheimer Downgrade
This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive update on key developments impacting Tesla and its CEO, Elon Musk. The discussion begins with Elo... moren Musk's controversial Twitter poll regarding his resignation as CEO, highlighting the uncertainty and potential implications for both Twitter and Tesla. The report then delves into significant news regarding a potential $10 billion Tesla factory investment in Mexico, with details suggesting an initial phase for existing model components and a future phase for a lower-cost new model, which the host views positively for long-term growth expectations. Production milestones at Giga Berlin (3,000 Model Ys per week) and Giga Shanghai are noted, though ambitious year-end targets appear unlikely. Analyst sentiment shifts are covered, with Oppenheimer downgrading Tesla to 'Perform' due to concerns over the Twitter acquisition's impact and potential negative feedback loops, while Deutsche Bank maintains a 'Buy' rating, emphasizing Tesla's strong cost structure, margins, and the positive impact of the Inflation Reduction Act. Updates on FSD Beta expansion and Tesla's solar installations are also included, alongside commentary on the delayed guidance for EV tax credits and criticism of Toyota's stance on EVs. The episode concludes with an uplifting note on Starlink surpassing one million subscribers. less
Elon Musk's Early Days and An Unfulfilled Vision: The Founders Author Jimmy Soni Interview
This interview with author Jimmy Soni offers a deep dive into the early days of Elon Musk, focusing on the creation and tumultuous history of X.com an... mored PayPal. Soni emphasizes the immense research effort behind his book, 'The Founders,' highlighting Musk's relentless work ethic and visionary, albeit often misunderstood, approach. The discussion draws parallels between Musk's early ventures and his current endeavors, particularly with Twitter, stressing that his 'maniacal urgency' and focus on engineering are consistent themes. Soni debunks common narratives, particularly around Musk's ousting from PayPal, presenting it as a strategic vision clash rather than a simple personal conflict. He also touches on Musk's resilience through significant personal hardships and his enduring sense of humor. The review suggests that Musk's core character and drive to improve the world have remained constant since his early days, a perspective often lost in mainstream commentary. less
New Tesla Semi Details, Inventory Discounts, Morgan Stanley Note
This episode delves into several key Tesla updates, with a significant focus on the Tesla Semi. Pepsi leadership provided details on their planned rol... morelout of 100 Semis in 2023, deploying 15 from Modesto and 21 from Sacramento, with the remaining trucks destined for the central US and East Coast. However, comments from Pepsi's VP Mike O'Connell regarding range were confusing; he stated the Semi could haul Frito-Lay products for 425 miles, but only 100 miles for heavier soda loads, contradicting Tesla's demonstrated 500-mile range with full payloads. O'Connell also mentioned 750kW chargers, which seems inconsistent with the Semi's megawatt-plus charging capability. The review also touches on Tesla's inventory discounts in Europe, Elon Musk's interview with Lex Fridman, potential FSD V11 release, and Morgan Stanley's updated note on Tesla's market cap and future earnings estimates. The episode highlights market concerns about Tesla's demand, exacerbated by these discounts and Musk's comments on macro challenges. less
New Tesla Factory Rumor, Musk Sale, Giga Texas Production, Tesla Electric
This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive update on recent Tesla news, focusing on production milestones, strategic initiatives, and market... more reactions. The report highlights Tesla's achievement of 3,000 Model Y builds per week at Giga Texas, a significant production rate that exceeds expectations and annualizes to approximately 150,000 units. A major announcement is the launch of 'Tesla Electric,' a new venture in Texas acting as a retail electricity provider, aiming to integrate Powerwall owners and leverage solar and storage for grid services, with plans for future expansion. The discussion also touches on Elon Musk's recent stock sale, estimated at $3.6 billion, likely to fund Twitter's debt, with the reviewer expressing a personal lack of concern, emphasizing investment in Tesla's business fundamentals over the CEO's stake. Other key updates include a rumor of a new Tesla factory in Mexico assembling cargo trucks, potential end-of-quarter incentives like free Supercharging, and Consumer Reports naming Tesla and Nissan as the most reliable EV brands, with the Model 3 noted for consistent reliability. The review acknowledges conflicting reports on Giga Shanghai's production cuts but notes staging for export, suggesting a potential shift in strategy. Overall, the episode offers valuable insights into Tesla's operational progress and strategic diversification. less
Musk Makes Promise To Tesla Shareholders, TSLA Volume Hits 1-Year High, China Numbers
This episode of Tesla Daily focuses on market news and Elon Musk's recent communications rather than a specific vehicle review. The host discusse... mores Tesla's stock performance, noting a significant drop to a two-year low with record trading volume, speculating on the reasons behind it, including potential fund exits and momentum trading. Elon Musk's comments on Twitter are highlighted, where he reassured investors about Tesla's long-term prospects, emphasized the importance of future cash flows for valuation, and promised that Tesla shareholders would benefit from Twitter long-term. The host also touches on macroeconomic factors, the positive CPI report, and China's insured vehicle numbers, which showed a welcome increase week-over-week, suggesting a potential stabilization after recent price cuts. Updates on Giga Berlin's expansion plans and the release of Tesla's holiday software update, notably the integration of Steam for gaming on newer Model S/X vehicles, are also covered. The review concludes by noting the EPA report indicating declining fuel efficiency and increasing CO2 emissions for legacy automakers like GM and Stellantis, contrasting with Tesla's focus on electrification. less
Tesla Semi Delivery Event Plus Reaction And Analysis
Tesla has officially delivered its first production Semi trucks to PepsiCo, marking a significant milestone five years after its initial unveiling. Th... moree event highlighted the Semi's revolutionary potential in the Class 8 truck market, emphasizing its role in reducing emissions, particularly in urban areas. Key features showcased include a tri-motor powertrain leveraging Plaid technology for immense power and efficiency, a 1000-volt architecture enabling megawatt charging, and a 500-mile range on a single charge with an 82,000-pound load. The reviewer noted the truck's exceptional performance, comparing its driving experience to a Model 3 and praising its regenerative braking capabilities, which eliminate the need for traditional brakes on descents and recapture energy. While the event provided substantial detail on the Semi's engineering and capabilities, crucial information such as battery capacity and final pricing remains undisclosed, leaving some questions for potential fleet buyers. less
Strong Tesla China Numbers Continue, Cybertruck Updates, Toyota Most Conquested by Tesla
This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive overview of recent developments, with a strong focus on positive sales data from China, indicatin... moreg continued strength and exceeding previous quarterly records. The discussion on Cybertruck production updates, including new job listings and the assembly of a second Gigapress, suggests significant ramp-up efforts. The review also highlights an update to the Model S/X rear screen, featuring a reduced bezel size, and enhancements to the Tesla mobile app, such as in-app release notes and live camera viewing. While acknowledging a slight decline in Tesla's brand favorability according to a WSJ report, the analysis suggests this is not a critical issue and may be influenced by external factors. The episode concludes with market research data, including Tesla's significant market share in the luxury EV segment and Toyota leading as the most conquered brand, alongside updates on Hertz's Supercharger expansion. less
Big Tesla Stock Upgrade, Musk Meets With South Korea, BYD Plans Price Increase
This episode of Tesla Daily provides a comprehensive market and company update. Key highlights include a significant upgrade of Tesla stock by a long-... moretime bear analyst from City, moving from 'Sell' to 'Neutral,' which is expected to broaden investor access. Morgan Stanley maintains its 'Overweight' rating with a high price target, emphasizing Tesla's unique position in the EV market and its advantage in securing battery supply and qualifying for Inflation Reduction Act credits. Wedbush views the recent stock drop as overdone, attributing it to concerns over Elon Musk's Twitter focus, but maintains a positive long-term outlook. On company news, Elon Musk indicated South Korea is a top candidate for a new Gigafactory, potentially deepening supply chain cooperation. BYD plans a price increase in China, which could benefit Tesla by improving its competitive pricing. Additionally, Tesla is reportedly planning to roll out Dolby Atmos audio functionality to over a million vehicles. Finally, Australia is moving forward with EV incentives, making them cheaper for individuals and businesses, while phasing out support for plug-in hybrids. less