Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production in 2027 to make room for driverless Cybercabs
Elon Musk is ending the electric pickup after years of poor sales, as Chinese rivals gain ground and his political bet on the midterms falls flat.
Elon Musk is ending the electric pickup after years of poor sales, as Chinese rivals gain ground and his political bet on the midterms falls flat.
Musk’s companies and AI infrastructure stocks took the first hit from the results, while Treasury yields and the dollar fell and accounts of the broader stock market diverged.
The company reported $2.31 billion in third-quarter revenue and guided above estimates, but investors questioned whether it can sustain the pace.
On the eve of the midterms, the president says he would shield the SpaceX and Tesla chief from Democratic investigations, as tallies put Musk’s election spending at a record.
The praise came during a space programme update, as Ukraine recovers from the throttling of its Starshield service and SpaceX shares retreat.
The defence-tech firm’s BlueChip machines will be designed and assembled in the US, and its founder expects them to sell at a premium.
The SpaceX chief says his company closed a ‘loophole’ in Ukraine’s use of the network, Kyiv denies any breach, and former officials say Washington has long asked for such switches.
Kyiv’s defence ministry says front-line satellite service is back to normal, while US lawmakers press the Pentagon for guarantees and Ukraine plans its own system.
Both companies have formed committees to study a combination that Musk calls a good idea, but politics, China and regulators could stand in the way.
Leaked audio of a private lecture shows the tech investor and Republican donor criticising the decision to go to war while still backing the president.
Independent directors at the two companies will study a combination that Musk says has a lot to offer, and that would be the biggest merger on record.
Kyiv cannot establish whether the restrictions came from the White House or from SpaceX, and lawmakers in both parties want an inquiry.
Elon Musk showed the long-delayed car at a SpaceX test site in Texas, days after a report that a merger of the two companies could be weeks away.
Elon Musk said the decision to throttle Ukraine’s military satellite links came from Washington rather than SpaceX, and a Ukrainian official says the service has since been restored in full.
Ukrainian units reported sudden restrictions on the satellite network their drones depend on, and officials in Kyiv and Warsaw publicly challenged Elon Musk over it.
SpaceX’s founder says the service will have to be affordable to sell in India, days before a record listing by his new rival.
Elon Musk’s company said it had acquired low-band airwaves that would let its satellites serve ordinary phones, and shares in the three large US wireless carriers fell.
A venture-backed weapons maker will fund a new Maryland shipyard for nuclear submarine parts, with the Navy investing alongside it.
The second rebrand of the unit this year follows the president’s campaign to replace the term artificial intelligence.
Project Meridian gives three outside co-directors 120 days to map the future of war, while their companies hold defence contracts.
A divided DC Circuit panel found the Defense Department acted lawfully when it designated the AI company a supply chain risk after contract talks collapsed.
The deal pairs Palantir’s software layer with a compute provider, and pushes the company’s argument that enterprises should own their AI rather than rent it.