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Tesla FSD Europe Approval 2026: Germany Backs Musk's Bet

Co-produced by Daniel Aharonoff and DigitalDan 🇪🇺 Europe Is About to Decide Tesla's Self-Driving Future — and Germany Just Picked a Side As the chief editor of tesladan.me, I've learned to pay attention when Elon Musk says very little. This week, Musk said exactly two words about the biggest regulatory fight of Tesla's year — and they were in German. "Danke schoen." Thank you very much. Those two words, posted on X, were Musk's response to a genuine breakthrough: Germany's transport minister is now openly pushing for Tesla's Full Self-Driving system to be approved across the entire European Union. After years of regulatory trench warfare, the country that builds the autobahn — and hosts Tesla's only European factory — just picked Tesla's side. Why should you care? Because Europe is the last great locked door for Tesla's autonomy ambitions, the vote that decides it was just pushed to December, and the fight over a 10% speed-limit qu...

Tesla's Milestone: Producing 1k Cybertruck's Worth of 4680 Cells at Giga Texas

TeslaDan Review: Tesla's 4680 Cell Production Milestone at Giga Texas

In a groundbreaking achievement for Tesla, the electric vehicle giant successfully produced enough 4680 cells at its Giga Texas facility last week to power a thousand Cybertrucks. This significant milestone marks a monumental step forward in Tesla's quest for vertical integration and battery technology advancement. As an avid follower of Tesla's innovations and developments, I couldn't help but delve into the details of this impressive feat.

Unpacking the Significance

  • Massive Scale: Producing enough 4680 cells to power a thousand Cybertrucks showcases Tesla's ability to scale up its battery production at an unprecedented rate.
  • Efficiency Boost: The 4680 cells, known for their larger size and energy density, are poised to revolutionize the EV industry by offering increased range and performance.
  • Vertical Integration: By manufacturing these cells in-house at Giga Texas, Tesla reduces its reliance on external suppliers, enhancing control over its supply chain and cost structure.

Trivia Time!

Did you know? The 4680 cells are named after their dimensions: 46mm in diameter and 80mm in length, reflecting their larger size compared to traditional cylindrical cells.

As Tesla continues to push the boundaries of innovation in the electric vehicle sector, the successful production of 4680 cells at Giga Texas represents a pivotal moment in the company's journey towards sustainable energy and transportation. With the promise of improved performance, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness, these cells are poised to underpin Tesla's future vehicle lineup and solidify its position as a leader in the EV market.

Stay tuned as TeslaDan brings you more insights and analysis on Tesla's latest developments and advancements in the realm of sustainable transportation and energy.

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