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Tesla is quietly doing what it has always done best: preparing for a major shift long before the broader market fully understands what is coming. In the same

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Introduction: A Legal Battle at the Heart of Europe’s EV Industry

For years, Tesla has resisted third-party infotainment platforms, betting everything on its in-house software ecosystem. That’s why new reports suggesting

Tesla has made one of its most consequential software decisions yet—ending the ability for U.S. customers to buy Full Self-Driving (FSD) outright. What looks