Tesla Welt - Der deutschsprachige Tesla Podcast

Schock? Tesla Q1 Zahlen sind da, Tesla teasert FSD für Europa an, Tesla Frühjahrsupdate und mehr

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FSD 13.2.6 in China perfectly navigates a tight, unmarked gravel road with oncoming traffic, showcasing its adaptability.

The episode opens with host David addressing Tesla's Q1 2025 production and delivery figures, released on April 2nd. He argues that the reported drop of around 100,000 vehicles is expected and positive, attributing it to the global retooling of four factories for the updated Model Y. David then shifts to autonomous driving, highlighting Tesla's confirmation of a June Robotaxi service launch in Austin, Texas, and Elon Musk's reaffirmation. He presents detailed analysis of FSD (Full Self-Driving) developments, including a video demonstration of FSD 13.2.6 navigating a complex, unmarked construction site road in China. The host discusses code findings in the Tesla app hinting at an early access program and queue systems for Superchargers. He examines Tesla's Q1 numbers in detail, noting a strong performance in the energy storage sector (10.4 GWh installed) but a concerningly low production figure for 'Other Models' like Cybertruck, Model S, and Model X, exploring potential reasons. David debunks a rumor about Elon Musk leaving politics. He covers vehicle updates like new paint colors in the US configurator and the reintroduction of 12V socket power when the car is off. The episode delves into software discoveries by 'Green The Only,' including siren recognition and a tire filler assistant. Supercharger network growth statistics and futuristic 'Cyber UFO' themed station designs are highlighted. Updates on the Tesla Optimus bot's improved mobility and production plans are discussed. A major segment focuses on Tesla's teaser for FSD Supervised in Europe, showing a video from a Dutch city and explaining a potential regulatory loophole (Article 39) for approval, possibly starting in the Netherlands in April. The host shares a key insight from Tesla's Director of Cell Manufacturing, Michael Guilfoy, who stated that Tesla's 4680 battery cells are now the cheapest per kWh for the company, marking a manufacturing milestone. David concludes with news on autonomous vehicle movements at Gigafactory Texas, speculation about an upcoming Spring software update, the Boring Company's new Las Vegas Loop tunnel, and a congratulations to the TUM Boring student team for winning a competition.

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