NEW TESLA MODEL Y IS SOLD OUT | THE PLAN HAS CHANGED

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The latest Tesla news covers significant updates and shifts, notably the near sell-out of the legacy Model Y in the US, leaving only the fully-loaded launch series (Long Range AWD with FSD) available. This transition highlights Tesla's strategy of managing inventory and pushing higher-spec models. The video also delves into software advancements, such as adaptive suspension for the Model 3 Performance and steer-by-wire feedback for the Cybertruck, showcasing Tesla's focus on a software-defined vehicle. A key discussion point is Tesla's charging network advantage, confirmed by a Consumer Reports study showing significantly fewer issues compared to third-party networks, reinforcing Tesla's dominance in EV infrastructure. The ongoing development and regulatory hurdles for Tesla's robo-taxi service, including the Cybercab, are also examined, contrasting Tesla's camera-only approach with competitors like Waymo. While Tesla faces regulatory challenges in China and mixed progress in California for its robo-taxi service, its potential for rapid scaling remains a significant factor. The report concludes with updates on Rivian spinning off its micromobility division and Lexus improving its RZ EV competitor.