Tesgee Blog
Short, practical notes for owners who value precision and quiet design.
Tesla vehicles are built to handle heavy rain, but drivers should still slow down, increase following distance, avoid flooded roads, and stay ready to take control from Autopilot or FSD. Good visibility, proper tire condition, and cautious driving remain the most important safety factors.
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Tesla says employees at Gigafactory Texas will soon be able to ride in Cybercabs, but it has not revealed the launch date, routes, fleet size, or whether the vehicles will operate on public roads. The service appears to be limited to the factory grounds, making it more of a controlled employee shuttle test than a major Robotaxi expansion. While Tesla can manufacture Cybercabs quickly, reliable unsupervised driving software remains the main obstacle to large-scale commercial deployment.
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Tesla’s 2025 Impact Report highlights strong progress in electric vehicles, energy storage, autonomous driving and clean energy. The company delivered 1.636 million EVs, deployed over 46 GWh of energy storage and helped customers avoid nearly 37 million metric tons of CO₂e emissions. Tesla also expanded its Supercharger network, launched Robotaxi service in Austin and continued advancing AI-driven mobility and energy solutions.
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India plans to reduce tariffs on high-end U.S.-made cars from as much as 110% to 30% under an interim trade agreement, while removing duties on Harley-Davidson motorcycles. However, electric vehicles are excluded, meaning Tesla will not benefit from the tariff cuts and may still need local production to compete in India.
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Tesla is working to introduce its FSD Supervised system in China, but regulatory approval, data compliance, and localization remain major hurdles. At the same time, Tesla faces growing pressure from Chinese smart-driving companies, stricter safety oversight, and stronger competition from local automakers such as BYD.
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