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Next up · Cybercab display, Paris Motor Show
12 Oct 2026
Vehicles & prices
Pick a country. See the sticker.
List prices for every current Tesla trim across 15 markets, each linked to a dated source.
Current lineup
Model 3On sale
Sedan. Standard, Premium and Performance trims.
Model YOn sale
Best-selling SUV. Standard, Premium, Performance; 7-seat in Europe.
Model Y LOn sale
Six-seat (2+2+2) Model Y. China, APAC, India and the US (Jul 2026). Not in Canada.
CybertruckOn sale
Stainless pickup. US (and select markets); prices rose $5,000 in Aug 2026.
Model S / XDiscontinued
Discontinued. Last units built at Fremont on 10 May 2026; the line now builds Optimus.
CybercabFleet only
Two-seat robotaxi, no wheel or pedals. Not for retail sale; built for Tesla's own fleet.
SemiCommercial
Volume production launched at Sparks, NV on 24 Sep 2026. Europe launch in 2027. ZET SCALE (22 Sep): Tesla is the primary OEM on a 2,500 Class 8 order, not exclusive.
RoadsterReveal 15 Oct
Next-gen reveal and demo moved to 15 Oct 2026. Production guided for 2027–28.
Prices by market
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New Zealand
Including GST; excludes on-road costs.
• New entry Model 3 RWD (sold as Standard elsewhere) from 1 Oct 2026; no cheaper Model Y confirmed. MY27 Model Y Performance is now Shanghai-built.
Model 3
Model 3
Model 3
Model 3
Model Y
Model Y
Model Y
Model Y
Performance
NZ$95,900
Down from $100,900 (MY27, now Shanghai-built)
Source: autotrader.co.nz ↗ · 1 Oct 2026
Model Y L
Compare across markets
Cheapest matching trim in each market, local currency incl. local taxes as noted. Hover for the trim.
| Model / trim | 🇺🇸US | 🇨🇦CA | 🇲🇽MX | 🇬🇧GB | 🇩🇪DE | 🇫🇷FR | 🇳🇴NO | 🇸🇪SE | 🇦🇺AU | 🇳🇿NZ | 🇨🇳CN | 🇯🇵JP | 🇰🇷KR | 🇮🇳IN | 🇸🇬SG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model 3 · entry | US$36,990 | C$39,490 | – | £37,990 | €36,990 | €36,990 | – | – | A$45,900 | NZ$54,900 | CN¥235.5k | ¥5.31m | ₩47.0m | – | – |
| Model 3 · Performance | US$54,990 | C$74,990 | – | – | €58,490 | – | – | – | A$80,900 | NZ$84,900 | CN¥339.5k | ¥7.26m | ₩70.0m | – | – |
| Model Y · entry | US$39,990 | C$49,990 | MX$799.0k | £41,990 | €39,990 | €40,990 | NOK 422.6k | SEK 500.0k | A$58,900 | NZ$67,900 | CN¥263.5k | ¥5.59m | ₩50.0m | ₹5.09m | – |
| Model Y · top AWD (non-Perf) | US$49,990 | C$64,990 | MX$959.0k | £51,990 | €53,990 | €52,990 | – | – | A$68,900 | NZ$77,900 | CN¥313.5k | ¥6.48m | ₩67.0m | – | – |
| Model Y · Performance | US$57,990 | C$74,990 | MX$1.13m | £61,990 | €62,990 | €61,990 | – | – | A$84,900 | NZ$95,900 | CN¥369.0k | – | – | – | – |
| Model Y L · entry | US$61,990 | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | A$74,900 | NZ$83,900 | CN¥339.0k | ¥7.49m | ₩73.0m | ₹6.20m | S$249.0k |
| Cybertruck · entry | US$74,990 | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – |
| Market | Model | Trim | Price | Source date | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Cybertruck | Dual Motor AWD | US$74,990 | 24 Aug 2026 | motor1.com |
| United States | Cybertruck | Premium AWD | US$84,990 | 24 Aug 2026 | motor1.com |
| United States | Cybertruck | Cyberbeast | US$99,990 | 24 Aug 2026 | motor1.com |
| United States | Model 3 | Standard RWD | US$36,990 | 10 Jul 2026 | edmunds.com |
| United States | Model 3 | Premium RWD | US$42,490 | 10 Jul 2026 | edmunds.com |
| United States | Model 3 | Premium AWD | US$47,490 | 10 Jul 2026 | edmunds.com |
| United States | Model 3 | Performance | US$54,990 | 10 Jul 2026 | edmunds.com |
| United States | Model Y | Standard RWD | US$39,990 | 24 Jul 2026 | edmunds.com |
| United States | Model Y | Standard AWD | US$41,990 | 24 Jul 2026 | edmunds.com |
| United States | Model Y | Premium RWD | US$45,990 | 16 May 2026 | electrek.co |
| United States | Model Y | Premium AWD | US$49,990 | 16 May 2026 | electrek.co |
| United States | Model Y | Performance | US$57,990 | 16 May 2026 | electrek.co |
| United States | Model Y L | Launch Series Premium AWD | US$61,990 | 2 Jul 2026 | driveteslacanada.ca |
| Canada | Model 3 | Premium RWD | C$39,490 | 1 May 2026 | driveteslacanada.ca |
| Canada | Model 3 | Premium AWD | C$49,990 | 5 Jun 2026 | driveteslacanada.ca |
| Canada | Model 3 | Performance | C$74,990 | 1 May 2026 | driveteslacanada.ca |
| Canada | Model Y | Standard RWD | C$49,990 | 9 Jan 2026 | driveteslacanada.ca |
| Canada | Model Y | Premium AWD | C$64,990 | Jan 2026 | guideautoweb.com |
| Canada | Model Y | Performance | C$74,990 | Jan 2026 | guideautoweb.com |
| Mexico | Model Y | Standard RWD | MX$799,000 | 9 Jan 2026 | xataka.com.mx |
| Mexico | Model Y | Premium AWD | MX$959,000 | 9 Jan 2026 | xataka.com.mx |
| Mexico | Model Y | Performance | MX$1,129,000 | 9 Jan 2026 | xataka.com.mx |
| United Kingdom | Model 3 | Standard RWD | £37,990 | 13 Jan 2026 | thedriven.io |
| United Kingdom | Model 3 | Premium Long Range RWD | £44,990 | 13 Jan 2026 | thedriven.io |
| United Kingdom | Model Y | Standard RWD | £41,990 | 15 Feb 2026 | rivervale.co.uk |
| United Kingdom | Model Y | Long Range RWD | £44,990 | 15 Feb 2026 | rivervale.co.uk |
| United Kingdom | Model Y | Premium Long Range RWD | £48,990 | 15 Feb 2026 | rivervale.co.uk |
| United Kingdom | Model Y | Premium Long Range AWD | £51,990 | 15 Feb 2026 | rivervale.co.uk |
| United Kingdom | Model Y | Performance | £61,990 | 15 Feb 2026 | rivervale.co.uk |
| Germany | Model 3 | Standard RWD | €36,990 | accessed 30 Sep 2026 | autobild.de |
| Germany | Model 3 | Premium Long Range RWD | €44,990 | accessed 30 Sep 2026 | autobild.de |
| Germany | Model 3 | Premium Long Range AWD | €49,990 | accessed 30 Sep 2026 | autobild.de |
| Germany | Model 3 | Performance | €58,490 | accessed 30 Sep 2026 | autobild.de |
| Germany | Model Y | Standard RWD | €39,990 | 29 Sep 2026 | autobild.de |
| Germany | Model Y | Premium Long Range RWD | €50,990 | 29 Sep 2026 | autobild.de |
| Germany | Model Y | Premium Long Range AWD | €53,990 | 29 Sep 2026 | autobild.de |
| Germany | Model Y | Performance | €62,990 | 29 Sep 2026 | autobild.de |
| France | Model 3 | Standard RWD | €36,990 | 19 Jan 2026 | revelauto.fr |
| France | Model 3 | Grande Autonomie | €44,990 | 19 Jan 2026 | revelauto.fr |
| France | Model Y | Standard RWD | €40,990 | 22 Apr 2026 | automobile-propre.com |
| France | Model Y | Grande Autonomie RWD | €44,990 | Mar 2026 | largus.fr |
| France | Model Y | Premium Grande Autonomie RWD | €46,990 | Mar 2026 | largus.fr |
| France | Model Y | Premium Grande Autonomie AWD | €52,990 | Mar 2026 | largus.fr |
| France | Model Y | Premium AWD 7-seat | €55,490 | Mar 2026 | largus.fr |
| France | Model Y | Performance | €61,990 | Mar 2026 | largus.fr |
| Norway | Model Y | Standard | NOK 422,560 | 9 Jan 2026 | elbil24.no |
| Norway | Model Y | Standard Long Range | NOK 477,497 | 9 Jan 2026 | elbil24.no |
| Sweden | Model Y | Standard RWD | SEK 499,990 | 1 Apr 2026 | automotorsport.se |
| Australia | Model 3 | RWD | A$45,900 | 1 Oct 2026 | drive.com.au |
| Australia | Model 3 | Premium RWD | A$54,900 | 3 Feb 2026 | thedriven.io |
| Australia | Model 3 | Premium Long Range RWD | A$61,900 | 3 Feb 2026 | thedriven.io |
| Australia | Model 3 | Performance | A$80,900 | 3 Feb 2026 | thedriven.io |
| Australia | Model Y | Premium RWD | A$58,900 | 13 Mar 2026 | carexpert.com.au |
| Australia | Model Y | Premium Long Range AWD | A$68,900 | 13 Mar 2026 | carexpert.com.au |
| Australia | Model Y | Performance | A$84,900 | 1 Oct 2026 | carexpert.com.au |
| Australia | Model Y L | Premium Long Range AWD | A$74,900 | 13 Mar 2026 | carexpert.com.au |
| New Zealand | Model 3 | RWD | NZ$54,900 | 1 Oct 2026 | autotrader.co.nz |
| New Zealand | Model 3 | Premium RWD | NZ$63,900 | 3 Feb 2026 | autotrader.co.nz |
| New Zealand | Model 3 | Premium Long Range RWD | NZ$71,900 | 3 Feb 2026 | autotrader.co.nz |
| New Zealand | Model 3 | Performance | NZ$84,900 | 3 Feb 2026 | autotrader.co.nz |
| New Zealand | Model Y | Premium RWD | NZ$67,900 | 13 Mar 2026 | carexpert.com.au |
| New Zealand | Model Y | Premium Long Range AWD | NZ$77,900 | 13 Mar 2026 | carexpert.com.au |
| New Zealand | Model Y | Performance | NZ$95,900 | 1 Oct 2026 | autotrader.co.nz |
| New Zealand | Model Y L | Premium Long Range AWD | NZ$83,900 | 13 Mar 2026 | carexpert.com.au |
| China | Model 3 | RWD | CN¥235,500 | Dec 2025 | cnevpost.com |
| China | Model 3 | Long Range RWD | CN¥259,500 | 10 Jul 2026 | auto.sina.cn |
| China | Model 3 | Long Range AWD | CN¥285,500 | 10 Jul 2026 | auto.sina.cn |
| China | Model 3 | Performance | CN¥339,500 | 10 Jul 2026 | auto.sina.cn |
| China | Model Y | RWD | CN¥263,500 | 10 Apr 2026 | ithome.com |
| China | Model Y | Long Range RWD | CN¥288,500 | 10 Apr 2026 | ithome.com |
| China | Model Y | Long Range AWD | CN¥313,500 | 10 Apr 2026 | ithome.com |
| China | Model Y | Performance | CN¥369,000 | 11 Sep 2026 | cnevpost.com |
| China | Model Y L | Long Range AWD | CN¥339,000 | 11 Sep 2026 | cnevpost.com |
| Japan | Model 3 | Premium RWD | ¥5,313,000 | Jul 2026 | teskas.net |
| Japan | Model 3 | Premium Long Range AWD | ¥6,219,000 | Jul 2026 | teskas.net |
| Japan | Model 3 | Performance | ¥7,259,000 | Jul 2026 | teskas.net |
| Japan | Model Y | Premium RWD | ¥5,587,000 | 2026 | ev-charge-enechange.jp |
| Japan | Model Y | Premium Long Range AWD | ¥6,476,000 | 2026 | ev-charge-enechange.jp |
| Japan | Model Y L | Premium AWD | ¥7,490,000 | 2026 | ev-charge-enechange.jp |
| South Korea | Model 3 | Standard RWD | ₩46,990,000 | 1 Jul 2026 | starnewskorea.com |
| South Korea | Model 3 | Long Range RWD | ₩59,990,000 | 1 Jul 2026 | starnewskorea.com |
| South Korea | Model 3 | Performance | ₩69,990,000 | 1 Jul 2026 | starnewskorea.com |
| South Korea | Model Y | Premium RWD | ₩49,990,000 | 1 Jul 2026 | starnewskorea.com |
| South Korea | Model Y | Premium Long Range AWD | ₩66,990,000 | 1 Jul 2026 | starnewskorea.com |
| South Korea | Model Y L | AWD | ₩72,990,000 | 1 Jul 2026 | starnewskorea.com |
| India | Model Y | Premium RWD | ₹5,089,000 | 3 Sep 2026 | autocarindia.com |
| India | Model Y L | Premium AWD | ₹6,199,000 | 3 Sep 2026 | autocarindia.com |
| Singapore | Model Y L | AWD | S$248,999 | 16 Jul 2026 | basenor.com |
About these prices
- tesla.com configurator pages couldn't be read, so every price comes from dated third-party reporting. Prices can change without notice after the source date.
- Not converted to a common currency: live FX rates couldn't be verified for this build. Compare within a market, or use the index view.
- Tax and fee treatment differs by market (see each market's note). Conflicting sources are flagged on the trim.
- Markets left out (no reliable 2026 source): Netherlands, UAE, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Israel.
- Vehicle images are Tesla's own: studio renders from Tesla's online configurator and Tesla's official product images. They load from tesla.com when the page opens.
Events
What's next on the calendar.
Deliveries, earnings, reveals, Cybercab tours and FSD approvals, with the X account that announced each.
Next up · Robotaxi
Cybercab display, Paris Motor Show
Hall 7.1, stand C25, Paris Expo · Mon 12 Oct
Then: Q3 2026 earnings & webcast (21 Oct)
Where in the world
Tap a pin to filter the list, or play the tour.
ResultsProductFSDRobotaxiEnergyPast onlyNumber = events · fast pulse = next up
| When | Type | Event | Place | Status | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 2 Oct 2026 | Results | Q3 2026 production, deliveries & deployments | Austin | Confirmed | Reported 2 Oct: 486,532 delivered (-2.1% YoY, +1.3% QoQ) vs 461,974 Tesla-compiled consensus; 464,391 produced; 13.7 GWh storage vs 15.9 GWh expected. | cnbc.com |
| Tue 6 Oct 2026 | FSD | EU TCMV talks on FSD (Supervised) | Brussels | Confirmed | Discussed on 6 Oct with no vote; the EU-wide vote is now expected in December 2026. | heise.de |
| Thu 15 Oct 2026 | Product | Next-gen Roadster reveal & demo | McGregor, TX | Confirmed | Livestream set for 7:55pm CT (8:55pm ET) on 15 Oct. Moved from 1 Oct because of weather. Invite-only for early reservation holders. Not started at this refresh. | cnbc.com |
| Mon 12–18 Oct 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab display, Paris Motor Show | Paris Expo | Confirmed | Production Cybercab from the US Robotaxi fleet, first European display. Look only, no rides. Optimus Gen 2 is also on the stand. Public days 13–18 Oct. | cybercab.news |
| Wed 21 Oct 2026 | Results | Q3 2026 earnings & webcast | Austin | Confirmed | Confirmed in the 2 Oct deliveries release: results after the US close on 21 Oct, then the webcast (5:30pm ET reported). | cnbc.com |
| Oct 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab tour: Brisbane, Gold Coast, Canberra | Brisbane +2 | Expected | Static Cybercab displays, part of the AU/NZ tour. Only the month has been announced. | driveteslacanada.ca |
| Q4 | FSD | Unsupervised FSD for customer cars (gradual) | Over the air | Expected | Musk said 'probably in the fourth quarter', rolled out by geography. HW3 excluded. Earlier targets have been missed. | electrek.co |
| Nov 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab tour: Melbourne, Adelaide | Melbourne +1 | Expected | Static Cybercab displays. Only the month has been announced. | teslanorth.com |
| Dec 2026 | FSD | EU-wide vote on FSD (Supervised) | Brussels | Expected | Earliest vote. Needs a qualified majority (15 of 27 states, 65% of population). Eight states have approved nationally. | notateslaapp.com |
| Dec 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab tour: Perth | Perth | Expected | Static display. Auckland follows in 2027. | teslanorth.com |
| Dec 2026 | Product | AI6 chip tape-out (rumoured) | Milestone | Expected | Musk said Tesla 'may' tape out AI6 in December. A milestone, not a public event. | seekingalpha.com |
| End 2026 | FSD | FSD v15 wide release | Over the air | Expected | Musk: 'end of 2026 or start of 2027'. Runs on HW4; already partly in the Austin Robotaxi fleet. | notateslaapp.com |
| Thu 2 Jul 2026 | Results | Q2 2026 production & deliveries | Austin | Confirmed | 480k+ delivered, 450k+ produced, 13.5 GWh storage deployed. | sec.gov |
| Fri 3 Jul 2026 | Robotaxi | Unsupervised Robotaxi launches in Miami | Miami | Confirmed | Commercial rides with no safety monitor. | en.wikipedia.org |
| Tue 21 Jul 2026 | Robotaxi | Unsupervised Robotaxi in Orlando and Tampa | Orlando +1 | Confirmed | Both Florida cities launched the same day, no monitor from day one. | en.wikipedia.org |
| Wed 22 Jul 2026 | Results | Q2 2026 earnings call | Austin | Confirmed | Cybercab production at Giga Texas, US Model Y L launch, Optimus initial runs in Q3, Semi on track, Megapack 3 later in 2026. | notateslaapp.com |
| Thu 6 Aug 2026 | Energy | Megapack 3 production starts | Brookshire, TX | Confirmed | 50 GWh/yr design capacity. | electrek.co |
| Thu 20 Aug 2026 | Robotaxi | Las Vegas autonomous permit granted | Las Vegas | Confirmed | Up to 5,000 fully autonomous vehicles across Clark County. No launch date announced. | thechargeport.com |
| Thu 3 Sep 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab launch event | Austin | Confirmed | Invite-only launch. Paid public Cybercab rides in Austin began on 4 Sep. | electrek.co |
| Mon 7 Sep 2026 | FSD | FSD (Supervised) approved in Slovenia | Ljubljana | Confirmed | Sixth EU country; rollout 'coming soon'. | fsd-eu-tracker.de |
| Wed 9 Sep 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab display, Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Confirmed | Static showcase, no rides. | teslanorth.com |
| Fri 11–28 Sep 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab Japan tour | Tokyo +2 | Confirmed | Static displays at four venues in three cities. | teslanorth.com |
| Thu 17–27 Sep 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab display, Beijing | Beijing | Confirmed | Static display. Tesla ruled out Cybercab sales or robotaxi service in China for now. | driveteslacanada.ca |
| Thu 17–21 Sep 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab display, Shanghai | Shanghai | Confirmed | Static display. | driveteslacanada.ca |
| Sep 2026 | Robotaxi | Cybercab tour: Sydney | Sydney | Past | First stop of the AU/NZ tour. | teslanorth.com |
| Mon 21 Sep 2026 | FSD | FSD (Supervised) approved in Czechia | Prague | Confirmed | Seventh EU country; owners in Prague reportedly used it the same day. | notateslaapp.com |
| Thu 24 Sep 2026 | Product | Tesla Semi volume production event | Sparks, NV | Confirmed | High-volume production (scalable to 50k/yr), redesigned Semi with 500-mile range, Europe in 2027. Deliveries began 25 Sep. ZET SCALE (22 Sep) named Tesla the primary OEM on a 2,500 Class 8 order; Kenworth, RIDE and Volvo are secondary, so it is not an exclusive Semi order. | notateslaapp.com |
| Tue 29 Sep 2026 | FSD | FSD (Supervised) approved in Croatia | Zagreb | Confirmed | Eighth EU country; rollout 'coming soon'. | notateslaapp.com |
Mon 12–18 OctRobotaxi
Cybercab display, Paris Motor Show Paris Expo · Hall 7.1, stand C25, Paris Expo
✓ ConfirmedProduction Cybercab from the US Robotaxi fleet, first European display. Look only, no rides. Optimus Gen 2 is also on the stand. Public days 13–18 Oct. Source ↗
Oct 2026Robotaxi
Cybercab tour: Brisbane, Gold Coast, Canberra🇦🇺 Brisbane +2 · Venues TBA· @TeslaAUNZ
ExpectedStatic Cybercab displays, part of the AU/NZ tour. Only the month has been announced. Source ↗
Wed 21 OctResults
Q3 2026 earnings & webcast🇺🇸 Austin · Online webcast· @Tesla
✓ ConfirmedConfirmed in the 2 Oct deliveries release: results after the US close on 21 Oct, then the webcast (5:30pm ET reported). Source ↗
Q4FSD
Unsupervised FSD for customer cars (gradual)🇺🇸 Over the air· @elonmusk
ExpectedMusk said 'probably in the fourth quarter', rolled out by geography. HW3 excluded. Earlier targets have been missed. Source ↗
Nov 2026Robotaxi
Cybercab tour: Melbourne, Adelaide🇦🇺 Melbourne +1 · Venues TBA· @TeslaAUNZ
ExpectedStatic Cybercab displays. Only the month has been announced. Source ↗
Dec 2026FSD
EU-wide vote on FSD (Supervised)🇧🇪 Brussels · European Commission TCMV
ExpectedEarliest vote. Needs a qualified majority (15 of 27 states, 65% of population). Eight states have approved nationally. Source ↗
Dec 2026Product
AI6 chip tape-out (rumoured)🇺🇸 Milestone· @elonmusk
ExpectedMusk said Tesla 'may' tape out AI6 in December. A milestone, not a public event. Source ↗
Notes
- x.com couldn't be read directly (blocked to automated access), so X-account attributions come from news coverage of those posts.
- 2026 annual shareholder meeting: no date or proxy filed as at 29 Sep. Texas law lets shareholders petition for a meeting from early Dec 2026.
- Not listed: Optimus Gen 3 reveal (no date), Phoenix and Las Vegas Robotaxi launches (no dates; Vegas must start within 120 days of the 20 Aug permit).
What's shipped: FSD
Which FSD, where.
FSD (Supervised) versions and availability for customers, country by country.
Latest releasev14.3.116 Oct 2026 · wide rolling (early)
Available in11countries · +2 limited (KR, CN)
Rolling out3Slovenia, Czechia, Croatia
Pending approval8+incl. Japan, Germany, UK
Unsupervised, owners' cars0Q4 2026 target (US)
Latest customer release
v14.3.11
HW4 / AI4 · v14.3 Lite for HW3
Builds 2026.33.5
First seen 6 Oct 2026, wide from rolling (early)
Builds 2026.33.5
First seen 6 Oct 2026, wide from rolling (early)
- RL training stage upgrade
- Upgraded vision encoder
- MLIR compiler: ~20% faster reaction time
- One model now shared by FSD, Smart Summon and Robotaxi
- Parking spot selection and a P parking pin on the map
- Better emergency vehicle and school bus handling
- Improved driver-monitoring eye-gaze tracking
Next: v14.3.12 is an early rollout on software 2026.38.5 (HW4), first seen 10 Oct. Not a Tesla App's TeslaFi count on 15 Oct was 414 cars (3.3% of that fleet, 28 installs that day), and the notes mostly repeat v14.3.11, so v14.3.11 is still the wider HW4 build. On 14 Oct Tesla said v14.3 Lite is rolling out to Intel-MCU Model S and Model X (a 2017 Model X was seen on 2026.38.5.1); HW3 Model 3/Y already had Lite. No v14.4 or v15 for customers yet. v15 (~10B parameters on AI4) targeted for end-2026 or early 2027.
Release notes ↗Availability map
Tap a country for its version and price.
AvailableLimitedApproved, rolling outPending approvalPins sit at country centres
| Country | Status | Version | Since | Price | Hardware | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Available | v14.3.11 (HW4) · v14.3 Lite (HW3) | Oct 2020 | US$99/mo (US$49 with EAP) | HW3 + HW4 | Only country with Tesla's unsupervised Robotaxi, and that's Tesla-operated, not owners' cars. |
| Canada | Available | v14.3.11 (HW4) · v14.3 Lite (HW3) | Mar 2022 | C$99/mo | HW3 + HW4 | First market outside the US; same software. |
| Mexico | Available | North America build (v14.3.11); not confirmed per country | 11 Feb 2025 | MXN 2,299/mo | HW4 at launch | Geofence covers Mexico, so US cars keep FSD across the border. |
| Puerto Rico | Available | North America build (v14.3.11); not confirmed | Feb 2025 | US$99/mo | HW4 | Launched around the same time as Mexico. |
| Australia | Available | v14.3.9 'Oceania' | 18 Sep 2025 | A$149/mo (A$75 with EAP) | HW4 only | First right-hand-drive market. Subscription only from 1 Apr 2026. |
| New Zealand | Available | v14.3.9 'Oceania' | 18 Sep 2025 | NZ$159/mo (NZ$80 with EAP) | HW4 only | Launched with Australia. No HW3 timeline. |
| Netherlands | Available | v14.2.2.6 (EU branch) | 11 Apr 2026 | €99/mo (€49 with EAP) | HW4 | RDW national exemption that other EU states recognise. Provisional: lapses if the EU rejects FSD. |
| Lithuania | Available | v14.2.2.6 (EU branch) | 20 May 2026 | €99/mo | HW4 | Second EU country. |
| Estonia | Available | v14.2.2.6 (EU branch) | 29 May 2026 | €99/mo | HW4 | Approved by Transpordiamet. |
| Denmark | Available | v14.2.2.6 (EU branch) | 11 Jun 2026 | DKK 750/mo | HW4 | Provisional approval 9 Jun; 30-day free trial for new customers. |
| Belgium | Available | v14.2.2.6 (EU branch) | Jun 2026 | €99/mo (€49 with EAP) | HW4 | Signed 10 Jun by the Flemish Mobility Minister; applies nationwide. |
| South Korea | Limited | v14.1 Lite (HW3) · v14 line (HW4 S/X) | 24 Nov 2025 | ₩150,000/mo | US-built cars only | China-built Model 3/Y (most of the Korean fleet) aren't eligible. |
| China | Limited | 'Tesla Assisted Driving'; version not public | Feb 2025 | CNY 64,000 one-off | HW4 | Tesla said FSD was 'available' on 21 May 2026, but full v14 approval is still pending. Data must stay in China. |
| Slovenia | Approved, rolling out | v14.2.2.6 (EU branch) | Approved 7 Sep 2026 | €99/mo | HW4 | Sixth EU country. Exact rollout day not confirmed. |
| Czechia | Approved, rolling out | v14.2.2.6 (EU branch) | Approved 21 Sep 2026 | CZK 2,400/mo | HW4 | Seventh EU country. |
| Croatia | Approved, rolling out | EU branch (TBC) | Approved 29 Sep 2026 | Likely €99/mo (TBC) | HW4 first | Eighth EU country; 'will start rolling out soon'. |
| Japan | Pending approval | — | — | — | — | Public-road testing since Aug 2025; Tesla Japan targets launch by end-2026. |
| Germany | Pending approval | — | — | — | — | Not approved. Germany says it's open to approval ahead of the EU vote. |
| Sweden | Pending approval | — | — | — | — | Public testing reported. |
| United Kingdom | Pending approval | — | — | — | — | On Tesla's June 2026 pending list. |
| Norway | Pending approval | — | — | — | — | On Tesla's June 2026 pending list. |
| Israel | Pending approval | — | — | — | — | On Tesla's June 2026 pending list. |
| UAE | Pending approval | — | — | — | — | On Tesla's June 2026 pending list. |
| Taiwan | Pending approval | — | — | — | — | On Tesla's June 2026 pending list. |
🇺🇸United StatesAvailable
- Version
- v14.3.11 (HW4) · v14.3 Lite (HW3)
- Since
- Oct 2020
- Price
- US$99/mo (US$49 with EAP)
- Hardware
- HW3 + HW4
Only country with Tesla's unsupervised Robotaxi, and that's Tesla-operated, not owners' cars. ↗
🇨🇦CanadaAvailable
- Version
- v14.3.11 (HW4) · v14.3 Lite (HW3)
- Since
- Mar 2022
- Price
- C$99/mo
- Hardware
- HW3 + HW4
First market outside the US; same software. ↗
🇲🇽MexicoAvailable
- Version
- North America build (v14.3.11); not confirmed per country
- Since
- 11 Feb 2025
- Price
- MXN 2,299/mo
- Hardware
- HW4 at launch
Geofence covers Mexico, so US cars keep FSD across the border. ↗
🇵🇷Puerto RicoAvailable
- Version
- North America build (v14.3.11); not confirmed
- Since
- Feb 2025
- Price
- US$99/mo
- Hardware
- HW4
Launched around the same time as Mexico. ↗
🇦🇺AustraliaAvailable
- Version
- v14.3.9 'Oceania'
- Since
- 18 Sep 2025
- Price
- A$149/mo (A$75 with EAP)
- Hardware
- HW4 only
First right-hand-drive market. Subscription only from 1 Apr 2026. ↗
🇳🇿New ZealandAvailable
- Version
- v14.3.9 'Oceania'
- Since
- 18 Sep 2025
- Price
- NZ$159/mo (NZ$80 with EAP)
- Hardware
- HW4 only
Launched with Australia. No HW3 timeline. ↗
🇳🇱NetherlandsAvailable
- Version
- v14.2.2.6 (EU branch)
- Since
- 11 Apr 2026
- Price
- €99/mo (€49 with EAP)
- Hardware
- HW4
RDW national exemption that other EU states recognise. Provisional: lapses if the EU rejects FSD. ↗
🇱🇹LithuaniaAvailable
- Version
- v14.2.2.6 (EU branch)
- Since
- 20 May 2026
- Price
- €99/mo
- Hardware
- HW4
Second EU country. ↗
🇪🇪EstoniaAvailable
- Version
- v14.2.2.6 (EU branch)
- Since
- 29 May 2026
- Price
- €99/mo
- Hardware
- HW4
Approved by Transpordiamet. ↗
🇩🇰DenmarkAvailable
- Version
- v14.2.2.6 (EU branch)
- Since
- 11 Jun 2026
- Price
- DKK 750/mo
- Hardware
- HW4
Provisional approval 9 Jun; 30-day free trial for new customers. ↗
🇧🇪BelgiumAvailable
- Version
- v14.2.2.6 (EU branch)
- Since
- Jun 2026
- Price
- €99/mo (€49 with EAP)
- Hardware
- HW4
Signed 10 Jun by the Flemish Mobility Minister; applies nationwide. ↗
🇰🇷South KoreaLimited
- Version
- v14.1 Lite (HW3) · v14 line (HW4 S/X)
- Since
- 24 Nov 2025
- Price
- ₩150,000/mo
- Hardware
- US-built cars only
China-built Model 3/Y (most of the Korean fleet) aren't eligible. ↗
Version history
| Date | Release | Region | What changed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-15 | v14.3.12 early | North America | Not a Tesla App: 414 TeslaFi cars on software 2026.38.5 (3.3% of that fleet). Notes mostly repeat v14.3.11, so this is not treated as the wide HW4 release. |
| 2026-10-14 | v14.3 Lite S/X | North America | Rolling out to legacy Model S and Model X with Intel MCUs (Tesla Super Intelligence, 14 Oct). HW3 Model 3/Y already had v14.3 Lite. |
| 2026-10-10 | v14.3.12 | North America | First seen on software 2026.38.5 (HW4). Not a Tesla App counted 3 TeslaFi cars on 11 Oct; release notes mostly repeat v14.3.11. Not treated as the wide release. |
| 2026-10-06 | v14.3.11 | North America | Rolling out on software 2026.33.5 (HW4, North America); notes mostly carried over from v14.3.10, plus parking pin on the map and better driver monitoring. HW3 on this build is v14.3 Lite. |
| 2026-09-19 | v14.3.10 | North America | Latest build, wide from 23 Sep on software 2026.27.10. Cybertruck V2H with Powerwall; intervention-free streaks. |
| 2026-09-16 | v14.3.9 Oceania | Australia & NZ | Brings Australia and NZ up to v14.3.9. |
| 2026-09-08 | v14.3.9 | North America | Automatic Collision Evasion on HW4. |
| 2026-08-24 | v14.2.2.6 EU | Europe branch | EU branch merged with the 2026 Summer Update. |
| 2026-08-09 | v14.3.7 + v14.1 Lite | North America | Unified FSD / Summon / Robotaxi model on HW4. |
| 2026-06-29 | v14 Lite | North America | First v14 for HW3 (distilled from HW4) to early access; adds parking and reversing. |
| 2026-04-11 | v14.2.2.5 EU | Europe branch | First EU customers (Netherlands). Separate European branch with a mandatory tutorial and quiz. |
| 2026-04-07 | v14.3 | North America | MLIR compiler rewrite (~20% faster reactions), better low-visibility encoder. |
| 2026-02-14 | Pricing | North America | Outright purchase ends in North America: subscription only, US$99/mo. |
| 2025-11-24 | v14.1.4 | South Korea | First FSD in South Korea (HW4 Model S/X). |
| 2025-11-21 | v14.2 | North America | Wide-release v14: better emergency-vehicle, debris and hand-gesture handling. SLOTH/MAD MAX profiles. FSD from Park. |
| 2025-11-13 | v14.1.7 | North America | Mad Max mode and five driving profiles; 3D buildings. |
| 2025-10-06 | v14.0 | North America | v14 rollout to early access begins after a last-minute bug delay. |
| 2025-08-28 | v13.2.9 | North America | Build that took FSD to Australia and NZ (HW4). 36 Hz full-res video, integrated parking, dynamic rerouting. |
15 Oct 26v14.3.12 earlyNot a Tesla App: 414 TeslaFi cars on software 2026.38.5 (3.3% of that fleet). Notes mostly repeat v14.3.11, so this is not treated as the wide HW4 release.
14 Oct 26v14.3 Lite S/XRolling out to legacy Model S and Model X with Intel MCUs (Tesla Super Intelligence, 14 Oct). HW3 Model 3/Y already had v14.3 Lite.
10 Oct 26v14.3.12First seen on software 2026.38.5 (HW4). Not a Tesla App counted 3 TeslaFi cars on 11 Oct; release notes mostly repeat v14.3.11. Not treated as the wide release.
6 Oct 26v14.3.11Rolling out on software 2026.33.5 (HW4, North America); notes mostly carried over from v14.3.10, plus parking pin on the map and better driver monitoring. HW3 on this build is v14.3 Lite.
19 Sep 26v14.3.10Latest build, wide from 23 Sep on software 2026.27.10. Cybertruck V2H with Powerwall; intervention-free streaks.
16 Sep 26v14.3.9 OceaniaBrings Australia and NZ up to v14.3.9.
8 Sep 26v14.3.9Automatic Collision Evasion on HW4.
24 Aug 26v14.2.2.6 EUEU branch merged with the 2026 Summer Update.
9 Aug 26v14.3.7 + v14.1 LiteUnified FSD / Summon / Robotaxi model on HW4.
29 Jun 26v14 LiteFirst v14 for HW3 (distilled from HW4) to early access; adds parking and reversing.
11 Apr 26v14.2.2.5 EUFirst EU customers (Netherlands). Separate European branch with a mandatory tutorial and quiz.
7 Apr 26v14.3MLIR compiler rewrite (~20% faster reactions), better low-visibility encoder.
14 Feb 26PricingOutright purchase ends in North America: subscription only, US$99/mo.
24 Nov 25v14.1.4First FSD in South Korea (HW4 Model S/X).
21 Nov 25v14.2Wide-release v14: better emergency-vehicle, debris and hand-gesture handling. SLOTH/MAD MAX profiles. FSD from Park.
13 Nov 25v14.1.7Mad Max mode and five driving profiles; 3D buildings.
6 Oct 25v14.0v14 rollout to early access begins after a last-minute bug delay.
28 Aug 25v13.2.9Build that took FSD to Australia and NZ (HW4). 36 Hz full-res video, integrated parking, dynamic rerouting.
North AmericaEurope branchAustralia & NZSouth Korea
Read before you quote
- No unsupervised FSD on personal cars anywhere as at 1 Oct 2026. Unsupervised driving only exists in Tesla's own US Robotaxi service.
- Every EU approval so far is a national exemption based on the provisional Dutch approval. The EU-wide vote has slipped to December 2026 at the earliest.
- Tesla's June 2026 pending list also names Chile, Colombia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Ethiopia and most other European countries. Only a subset is mapped.
- Version dates are release-tracker dates (Not a Tesla App): when a build was first seen in the fleet.
Robotaxi
Who's driving? Increasingly, nobody.
Where Tesla's Robotaxi runs, whether anyone's in the driver's seat, and how Cybercab is scaling against Model Y.
Metros live76 unsupervised · 1 with safety driver
Robotaxis registered (TX)769Texas registry, 15 Oct 2026
Cybercabs349vs 420 Model Y · 45% of the TX fleet
Unsupervised miles1mby 3 Sep 2026 · ~2.5m paid miles to Jun
Next cities2Las Vegas (permit), Phoenix
Service map
Circle size = service area. Tap a city for the details.
Unsupervised (no one onboard)Safety driver onboardPermitted / announcedFast pulse = Cybercab city (Austin)
| City | Region | Status | Launched | Unsupervised since | Service | Area (sq mi) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austin | TX | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | 2025-06-22 | 2026-01-22 | Model Y + Cybercab | 246 |
| SF Bay Area | CA | Safety driver onboard | 2025-07-30 | — | Model Y | 1098 |
| Dallas | TX | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | 2026-04-18 | 2026-04-18 | Model Y | 31 |
| Houston | TX | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | 2026-04-18 | 2026-04-18 | Model Y (Cybercabs testing) | 25 |
| Miami | FL | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | 2026-07-03 | 2026-07-03 | Model Y | 30.8 |
| Orlando | FL | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | 2026-07-21 | 2026-07-21 | Model Y | 26.2 |
| Tampa | FL | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | 2026-07-21 | 2026-07-21 | Model Y | 23.6 |
| Las Vegas | NV | Permitted / announced | — | — | Model Y first, Cybercab later | — |
| Phoenix | AZ | Permitted / announced | — | — | Model Y | — |
Supervised → unsupervised, city by city
| City | Status | Timeline | Vehicles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austin | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | Supervised from 2025-06-22; unsupervised since 2026-01-22 | Model Y + Cybercab |
| SF Bay Area | Safety driver onboard | Supervised from 2025-07-30; safety driver still today | Model Y |
| Dallas | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | Supervised from 2026-04-18; unsupervised since 2026-04-18 | Model Y |
| Houston | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | Supervised from 2026-04-18; unsupervised since 2026-04-18 | Model Y (Cybercabs testing) |
| Miami | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | Supervised from 2026-07-03; unsupervised since 2026-07-03 | Model Y |
| Orlando | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | Supervised from 2026-07-21; unsupervised since 2026-07-21 | Model Y |
| Tampa | Unsupervised (no one onboard) | Supervised from 2026-07-21; unsupervised since 2026-07-21 | Model Y |
| Las Vegas | Permitted / announced | Permit 2026-08-20, not yet launched | Model Y first, Cybercab later |
| Phoenix | Permitted / announced | Permit 2025-11-18, not yet launched | Model Y |
Fleet size & Cybercab vs Model Y
Robotaxi fleet over time
Tracker = cars seen active in a 7–30 day window · registry = registered in Texas (a ceiling). Not comparable.
| Date | Vehicles | Series | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 Jun 2025 | 10 | Community tracker | ~10 Model Ys at the Austin launch |
| 31 Dec 2025 | 135 | Community tracker | Trackers: Austin ~29 + Bay Area ~106 |
| 16 Feb 2026 | 200 | Community tracker | ~200 across Austin and the Bay Area (Musk claimed 'well over 500') |
| 30 Apr 2026 | 165 | Community tracker | Active in 30 days: Bay Area 107 supervised + 25 unsupervised |
| 26 May 2026 | 34 | Community tracker | Active in 7 days: 20 unsupervised + 9 Bay Area |
| 2 Jun 2026 | 42 | Texas AV registry | Texas AV registry |
| 22 Jul 2026 | 21 | Community tracker | ~21 active unsupervised at end of Q2 |
| 17 Aug 2026 | 196 | Community tracker | ~196 unsupervised tracked across Texas |
| 31 Aug 2026 | 314 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 269 Model Y + 45 Cybercab |
| 3 Sep 2026 | 420 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 375 Model Y + 45 Cybercab |
| 21 Sep 2026 | 476 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 409 Model Y + 67 Cybercab |
| 26 Sep 2026 | 546 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 126 Cybercab |
| 1 Oct 2026 | 578 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 158 Cybercab |
| 2 Oct 2026 | 589 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 169 Cybercab |
| 3 Oct 2026 | 589 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 169 Cybercab (flat) |
| 4 Oct 2026 | 589 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 169 Cybercab (flat) |
| 6 Oct 2026 | 589 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 169 Cybercab (flat) |
| 7 Oct 2026 | 589 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 169 Cybercab (flat) |
| 8 Oct 2026 | 739 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 319 Cybercab |
| 11 Oct 2026 | 739 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 319 Cybercab (flat since 8 Oct) |
| 14 Oct 2026 | 739 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 319 Cybercab (flat since 8 Oct; checked before the evening batch) |
| 15 Oct 2026 | 769 | Texas AV registry | Texas registry: 420 Model Y + 349 Cybercab |
Cybercab vs Model Y (Texas registry)
Registered robotaxis, Texas only
| As of | Model Y | Cybercab | Cybercab share |
|---|---|---|---|
| 31 Aug | 269 | 45 | 14% |
| 3 Sep | 375 | 45 | 11% |
| 21 Sep | 409 | 67 | 14% |
| 26 Sep | 420 | 126 | 23% |
| 1 Oct | 420 | 158 | 27% |
| 2 Oct | 420 | 169 | 29% |
| 3 Oct | 420 | 169 | 29% |
| 4 Oct | 420 | 169 | 29% |
| 6 Oct | 420 | 169 | 29% |
| 7 Oct | 420 | 169 | 29% |
| 8 Oct | 420 | 319 | 43% |
| 11 Oct | 420 | 319 | 43% |
| 14 Oct | 420 | 319 | 43% |
| 15 Oct | 420 | 349 | 45% |
City by city
AustinDriverless
- Live since Jun 2025; driverless since Jan 2026
- 246 sq mi · Model Y + Cybercab
- Tesla: 300+ Cybercabs serving Austin (10 Oct). Registry: 349 Cybercabs statewide (15 Oct)
- Hours now 6 AM–11 PM (from 10 PM; announced 2–3 Oct)
SF Bay AreaSafety driver
- Live since Jul 2025, safety driver onboard
- 1,098 sq mi · Model Y
- No driverless permit in California yet
DallasDriverless
- Driverless from day one (18 Apr 2026)
- 31 sq mi · Model Y
- Cybercab 'Dallas soon' (Elluswamy, 10 Oct); rides still Model Y
HoustonDriverless
- Driverless from day one (18 Apr 2026)
- 25 sq mi · Model Y
- Cybercabs spotted testing: launch likely next
MiamiDriverless
- Driverless since 3 Jul 2026
- 30.8 sq mi · Model Y
- Covers Miami International Airport
OrlandoDriverless
- Driverless since 21 Jul 2026
- 26.2 sq mi · Model Y
- Area roughly doubled since launch
TampaDriverless
- Driverless since 21 Jul 2026
- 23.6 sq mi · Model Y
- Excludes South Tampa and the airport
Las VegasNot live
- Permit (20 Aug) for up to 5,000 cars
- ~2,500 targeted in year one
- Must launch within 120 days
PhoenixNot live
- Ride-hail permit since Nov 2025
- ~60 robotaxi Model Ys seen staging
- Launch slipped from 1H 2026
By the numbers
Unsupervised miles
1,000,000
driven with nobody in the driver's seat, announced at the Cybercab launch (3 Sep 2026)
22 Jul · 380k
3 Sep · 1m
2.6x in six weeks, on top of ~2.5m paid miles to 30 Jun (incl. the Bay Area, with safety drivers). ↗
Fare race · same Austin route
~35% cheaper by Cybercab
Model Y
$12.10
Cybercab
$7.77
Model Y: $3 base + $1.40/mi. Riders can't request a Cybercab; they're mixed into normal dispatch.
States with Robotaxi
TXFLCANVAZ???????
2 driverless · 1 with safety drivers · 2 permitted. Tesla's target: ~12 states by end-2026.
Rides given
8,888,888
Tesla doesn't publish ride or fleet counts. Every fleet number on this page comes from trackers or state registries.
Cybercab
- In low-rate production at Giga Texas since April 2026 (first unit February). Musk: 'very slow, then exponential towards the end of the year'.
- Two seats, no steering wheel or pedals, steer- and brake-by-wire, AI4 computer.
- On-demand rear and repeater (side) camera views are in development for riders (no mirrors). A Tesla UI engineer said so (Not a Tesla App, 13 Oct).
- Self-certified to FMVSS instead of taking a Part 555 exemption, so there's no 2,500-unit cap.
- NHTSA Special Order AQ26002 (10 Sep) cites 21 issues, including no foot-operated brake. Tesla asked on 18 Sep to move the 30 Sep deadline to 20 Nov. A 29 Sep memo says NHTSA granted 30 days on 22 Sep, so sworn answers are due 30 Oct (TeslaNorth, 8 Oct). The reply is not public. Penalties cited up to $139m.
- NHTSA ODI opened defect petition DP26010 on 9 Oct (received 23 Sep). It alleges 2026 Robotaxis (Model Y and Cybercab, ADS engaged) sped through active school zones. Evidence is 3 social videos and 4 NHTSA-tally incidents; no crashes, injuries or deaths. This is a petition, not a formal investigation: the agency is deciding whether to investigate. Part 552 allows 120 days from receipt, so a decision is due ~21 Jan 2027. NHTSA estimates ~1,000 vehicles, the first federal fleet-size figure. Third federal action on the driverless fleet in ~5 weeks, after an audit query and Special Order AQ26002 (Electrek, 12 Oct).
Regulators
- NHTSA crash reports
- 19 incidents to 15 Apr 2026, all with a monitor onboard, mostly minor; 2 from mid-Jun to mid-Jul, both a stationary Tesla hit by a human driver.
- Nevada
- Interim order 27 Jul (10 supervised cars on the Strip); full permit 20 Aug for up to 5,000.
- California
- CPUC charter permit with safety drivers; DMV has only issued a testing permit.
- Arizona
- TNC permit 18 Nov 2025; service not launched.
- NHTSA AQ26002
- Cybercab FMVSS Special Order (10 Sep). Tesla asked for 20 Nov; NHTSA granted 30 days, so the sworn reply is due 30 Oct (memo 29 Sep; TeslaNorth, 8 Oct). Reply still not public, and none is inferred here.
- NHTSA DP26010
- Defect petition opened 9 Oct (received 23 Sep), not a formal investigation. Alleges 2026 Model Y and Cybercab Robotaxis sped through active school zones (3 social videos and 4 incidents; no crashes, injuries or deaths). NHTSA estimates ~1,000 vehicles. Part 552 decision due ~21 Jan 2027 (Electrek, 12 Oct).
How to read the fleet numbers
- Tesla doesn't publish ride counts. On 10 Oct its Robotaxi account said 300+ Cybercabs were serving Austin. Two series are shown: community trackers (cars active in a 7- or 30-day window) and Texas AV registry filings (registered cars, a ceiling rather than live dispatch). They aren't comparable.
- Texas registry totals exclude Florida and the Bay Area. No per-city fleet split is published.
- Area sizes differ between sources (e.g. Austin 246 vs 264 sq mi). Not a Tesla App (29 Sep 2026) is used throughout.
- Bay Area is ride-hailing with a safety driver, not autonomous, though Tesla counts it among its metros and in paid miles.
Optimus
The robot, so far.
Latest news, every generation, the production ramp and images of the newest Optimus, including leaks.
Gen 3 unveilNot yetSlipped from Q1 2026 → mid-2026 → no date
Latest shown publiclyV2.5Gold/black; used at events
ProductionPilot, FremontSince ~Jul/Aug 2026, slow ramp
Reported output100s / weekAug 2026, The Information via Electrek 25 Sep; reported, not Tesla IR
External sales2H 2027'as early as', per JPMorgan note
Price target~$20–30kMusk guidance; $20k internal target reported
Latest images
Tap an image to enlarge. Badges: Official Tesla-made or Tesla-credited · Leak unreleased Tesla material · Press third-party photo · Unverified
Generations
2022
Gen 1
Retired- Bumblebee dev platform, AI Day Sep 2022
- ~73 kg, 28 structural actuators
- 11-DoF hands, 2.3 kWh torso battery
Dec 2023
Gen 2
Superseded- Tactile sensing on all fingers
- 2-DoF neck, foot force sensing
- ~10 kg lighter, 30% faster walk (Tesla)
2025
V2.5
Latest shown- No formal unveil; Musk confirmed '2.5'
- Gold/black variants, Grok voice in demos
- Public demos: Tesla Diner, London, Berlin
Not unveiled
Gen 3 / V3
Pilot production- 22-DoF hand, actuators in the forearm, tendon drive (patent)
- ~10,000 unique parts (Musk)
- AI5 (later AI6) compute planned
- Design 'finalised' per Tesla to JPMorgan (Aug)
Planned
Gen 4 / V4
Texas, ~summer 2027- Higher-volume, easier-to-build design
- Giga Texas line, 10M/yr long-term design
The production ramp
Q4 2025 call · JanMusk: no robots doing useful work yet; 'still in R&D'. Start of production before end-2026.
Apr 2026Model S/X ends early May; Fremont line (1M/yr design) to start late Jul/Aug.
May 2026First video of the Fremont pilot line.
Jul 2026S/X line torn down in 46 days. Musk: output 'extremely slow at first'.
Aug 2026JPMorgan visit: Gen 3 design finalised, supply chain 'essentially locked'; only a few test robots.
Sep 2026The Information via Electrek (25 Sep), reported not Tesla IR: a few dozen/week in Q2 → several hundred/week in Aug; >1,000/week targeted by year-end. Hands and AI generalisation lag.
Target1M / yrFremont line design capacity
Target10M / yrGiga Texas long-term design
Target>$25bn2026 capex across AI, robotics & chips
Target1M botsMilestone in Musk's 2025 pay award
People & suppliers
Ashok Elluswamy · Leads Optimus (since Jun 2025) and AI software
Konstantinos Laskaris · Described as Optimus programme lead (title unverified)
Milan Kovac · Former VP Engineering, Optimus; left Jun 2025
Tuopu, Sanhua, Joyson · Reported China suppliers (audits, Sep 2026); not confirmed by Tesla
Samsung Foundry · AI5 chip manufacturing partner
News timeline
12 OctDemo
Optimus Gen 2 shown in a case on Tesla's Paris Motor Show stand, next to a production Cybercab. Not a Gen 3 unveil.cybercab.news
↗25 SepProduction
The Information: output up ~10x to several hundred a week, but hands and AI lagelectrek.co
↗23 SepLeadership
Optimus head of sensors reportedly leavesbasenor.com
↗23 SepLeak
Tesla app assets reveal the production-ready Gen 3 designnotateslaapp.com
↗21 SepSupply chain
Tesla reportedly audits China suppliers (Tuopu, Sanhua, Joyson) for the Gen 3 rampcnevpost.com
↗18 SepSupply chain
Rumour: ~5,000-unit parts order with Chinese suppliers (unconfirmed)eu.36kr.com
↗3 SepDemo
Optimus appears at the Cybercab launch in Austinbasenor.com
↗20 AugCustomers
Tesla tells JPMorgan: Gen 3 design finalised; external sales as early as 2H 2027electrek.co
↗| Date | Category | Headline | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-12 | Demo | Optimus Gen 2 shown in a case on Tesla's Paris Motor Show stand, next to a production Cybercab. Not a Gen 3 unveil. | cybercab.news |
| 2026-09-25 | Production | The Information: output up ~10x to several hundred a week, but hands and AI lag | electrek.co |
| 2026-09-23 | Leadership | Optimus head of sensors reportedly leaves | basenor.com |
| 2026-09-23 | Leak | Tesla app assets reveal the production-ready Gen 3 design | notateslaapp.com |
| 2026-09-21 | Supply chain | Tesla reportedly audits China suppliers (Tuopu, Sanhua, Joyson) for the Gen 3 ramp | cnevpost.com |
| 2026-09-18 | Supply chain | Rumour: ~5,000-unit parts order with Chinese suppliers (unconfirmed) | eu.36kr.com |
| 2026-09-03 | Demo | Optimus appears at the Cybercab launch in Austin | basenor.com |
| 2026-08-20 | Customers | Tesla tells JPMorgan: Gen 3 design finalised; external sales as early as 2H 2027 | electrek.co |
| 2026-07-22 | Leak | App code shows an 'Optimus home data collection' consent screen | teslanorth.com |
| 2026-07-22 | Production | Q2 update: first-gen Optimus lines being installed; production 'later this year' | assets-ir.tesla.com |
| 2026-07-10 | Production | Fremont Model S/X line torn down in 46 days for Optimus | finance.yahoo.com |
| 2026-07-02 | Production | Musk: production 'extremely slow at first… not like making a car' | electrek.co |
| 2026-05-21 | Production | First video of the Optimus pilot line at Fremont | evwire.com |
| 2026-04-24 | Production | 2026 capex raised to >$25bn, much of it robotics and AI | wardsauto.com |
| 2026-04-22 | Production | Q1: V3 reveal pushed to 'probably mid-year'; Fremont Optimus line to start late Jul/Aug | electrek.co |
| 2026-04-06 | Leak | Gen 3 silhouette shown in Optimus lead's ETH Zurich keynote | notateslaapp.com |
| 2026-03-31 | Product | Musk: 'Optimus 3 is walking around, but needs some finishing touches' | notateslaapp.com |
| 2026-03-25 | Product | Recruiting video: Gen 3 will 'look like a human in a superhero suit' | mezha.ua |
| 2026-03-12 | Demo | Optimus shown at AWE 2026 in Shanghai (version disputed) | cnevpost.com |
| 2026-03-11 | Product | Tesla AI Weibo teases next-gen human-like hands | tesery.com |
| 2026-01-28 | Product | Q4 call: Musk admits no Optimus robots are doing useful work; Gen 3 unveil guided for Q1 | electrek.co |
Treat with care
- Tesla hasn't formally unveiled Gen 3 as at 1 Oct 2026. All Gen 3 visuals are teasers, third-party photos or leaks.
- Production figures conflict and Tesla publishes no unit counts. The Information's hundreds-a-week figure (via Electrek, 25 Sep) is reported, not Tesla IR. Q3 results (21 Oct) may clarify.
- The ~5,000-unit order and $20k internal price come from Chinese supply-chain media, not Tesla.
- Images load from the original publishers. If a site blocks embedding, the card shows a link instead.
Investors
The numbers the market is watching.
Q3 deliveries vs consensus, the last six quarters, deliveries and the share price. US$ unless stated (Nasdaq: TSLA).
TSLA share priceUS$362.44Close 15 Oct 2026 · ▼ 19% YTD
Market capUS$1.43tn3.95bn shares
Analyst ratings19 Buy20 Hold · 4 Sell
Average price targetUS$397.83▲ 10% implied · range $125–$600
| Buy | Hold | Sell | Average price target | Low | High |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 | 20 | 4 | US$397.83 | 125 | 600 |
Q3 2026: deliveries in, results 21 Oct
Deliveries
486,532 ▼ 2.1%
Revenue
$27.73bn ▼ 1.3%
EPS (non-GAAP)
$0.45 ▼ 10.0%
Deliveries: actual 486,532 (Tesla IR, 2 Oct 2026) vs 461,974 Tesla-compiled consensus (range 421,758 (Cantor) to 482,000 (JPMorgan)); storage 13.7 GWh vs 15.9 GWh expected and 12.5 GWh in Q3 25. Revenue/EPS: S&P Global via Plus500 consensus (EPS range $0.37–0.47); results 21 Oct.
Results explorer
Revenue$28.24bn+26% YoY
Automotive$20.52bnincl. $146m reg. credits
Energy$3.14bn13.5 GWh deployed
Services & other$4.58bn+50% YoY
Gross margin16.8%auto ex-credits 16.3%
Operating income$398m1.4% margin
Net income (GAAP)$1,114m
EPS (non-GAAP)$0.33
Free cash flow$-1,092mcapex $5,789m
Cash & investments$43.5bn
Deliveries480,126+25% YoY
Production451,758
Q2 2026 highlights · reported 22 Jul 2026
- Record revenue $28.2bn (+26% YoY) beat (~$26bn), but EPS $0.33 missed (~$0.49–0.53); shares fell ~14% next day
- Operating margin 1.4%; regulatory credits -67% YoY; energy GM ~20% (from ~40% in Q1)
- Capex $5.8bn drove FCF to -$1.1bn. Net income lifted by the SpaceX stake fair value
- FSD active subscriptions ~1.48m; TTM revenue above $100bn for the first time
The trend
Revenue by segment
US$m · automotive, energy, services & other
| Quarter | Automotive | Energy | Services | Total revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 2025 | 13967 | 2730 | 2638 | 19335 |
| Q2 2025 | 16661 | 2789 | 3046 | 22496 |
| Q3 2025 | 21205 | 3415 | 3475 | 28095 |
| Q4 2025 | 17693 | 3837 | 3371 | 24901 |
| Q1 2026 | 16234 | 2408 | 3745 | 22387 |
| Q2 2026 | 20516 | 3139 | 4581 | 28236 |
Margins
% · total gross margin vs auto GM ex-credits
| Quarter | Total gross margin | Auto gross margin ex-credits |
|---|---|---|
| Q1 2025 | 16.3% | 12.5% |
| Q2 2025 | 17.2% | 15.0% |
| Q3 2025 | 18.0% | 15.4% |
| Q4 2025 | 20.1% | 17.9% |
| Q1 2026 | 21.1% | 19.2% |
| Q2 2026 | 16.8% | 16.3% |
Deliveries vs production
vehicles · Q3 26 = actual (Tesla IR, 2 Oct)
| Quarter | Deliveries | Production |
|---|---|---|
| Q1 24 | 386810 | 433371 |
| Q2 24 | 443956 | 410831 |
| Q3 24 | 462890 | 469796 |
| Q4 24 | 495570 | 459445 |
| Q1 25 | 336681 | 362615 |
| Q2 25 | 384122 | 410244 |
| Q3 25 | 497099 | 447450 |
| Q4 25 | 418227 | 434358 |
| Q1 26 | 358023 | 408386 |
| Q2 26 | 480126 | 451758 |
| Q3 26 | 486532 | 464391 |
Free cash flow & capex
US$m
| Quarter | Free cash flow | Capex |
|---|---|---|
| Q1 2025 | 664 | 1492 |
| Q2 2025 | 146 | 2394 |
| Q3 2025 | 3990 | 2248 |
| Q4 2025 | 1420 | 2393 |
| Q1 2026 | 1444 | 2493 |
| Q2 2026 | -1092 | 5789 |
TSLA month-end close (US$)
Oct 2024 – Sep 2026 · hover for values
| Month | Close |
|---|---|
| 2024-10 | 249.85 |
| 2024-11 | 345.16 |
| 2024-12 | 403.84 |
| 2025-01 | 404.60 |
| 2025-02 | 292.98 |
| 2025-03 | 259.16 |
| 2025-04 | 282.16 |
| 2025-05 | 346.46 |
| 2025-06 | 317.66 |
| 2025-07 | 308.27 |
| 2025-08 | 333.87 |
| 2025-09 | 444.72 |
| 2025-10 | 456.56 |
| 2025-11 | 430.17 |
| 2025-12 | 449.72 |
| 2026-01 | 430.41 |
| 2026-02 | 402.51 |
| 2026-03 | 371.75 |
| 2026-04 | 381.63 |
| 2026-05 | 435.79 |
| 2026-06 | 420.60 |
| 2026-07 | 311.21 |
| 2026-08 | 367.95 |
| 2026-09 | 354.81 |
Annual revenue: actual & consensus
US$bn · EPS non-GAAP consensus above bars
| Period | Revenue US$bn | EPS non-GAAP consensus | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY25A | 94.8 | — | Actual |
| FY26E | 106.35 | 1.75 | Consensus |
| FY27E | 119.1 | 2.08 | Consensus |
Guidance & the pay award
VolumeNo numeric delivery guidance; 'maximum capacity utilisation', subject to demand and allocation to Tesla's own Robotaxi fleet.
Capex>$25bn in 2026 (raised from >$20bn in Jan); expected to keep rising for 2–3 years. Negative FCF for the rest of 2026.
Robotaxi~7 US metros; target unsupervised FSD in ~12 states by end-2026. Musk: Robotaxi revenue not material in 2026.
OptimusFirst-gen Fremont line in production from ~Aug 2026 with a slow ramp; Texas plant ~summer 2027.
Semi, Megapack 3Both in production in 2026. AI compute >115 MW, targeting ~400 MW by year-end.
The CEO award, in one line per milestone
2025 CEO Performance Award (approved 6 Nov 2025): 423.7m restricted shares in 12 tranches. Market-cap hurdles from $2.0tn to $8.5tn, each paired with an operating milestone: 20m cumulative vehicles, 10m FSD subscriptions, 1m Optimus bots, 1m Robotaxis in operation, and Adjusted EBITDA of $50bn–$400bn. No tranche earned as at Apr 2026.
| Quarter | Reported | Revenue | Automotive | Energy | Services | Gross margin | Auto GM ex-credits | Operating income | Net income | EPS non-GAAP | Free cash flow | Capex | Deliveries | Production | Storage GWh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 2025 | 22 Apr 2025 | 19335 | 13967 | 2730 | 2638 | 16.3% | 12.5% | 399 | 409 | 0.27 | 664 | 1492 | 336681 | 362615 | 10.4 |
| Q2 2025 | 23 Jul 2025 | 22496 | 16661 | 2789 | 3046 | 17.2% | 15.0% | 923 | 1172 | 0.4 | 146 | 2394 | 384122 | 410244 | 9.6 |
| Q3 2025 | 22 Oct 2025 | 28095 | 21205 | 3415 | 3475 | 18.0% | 15.4% | 1624 | 1373 | 0.5 | 3990 | 2248 | 497099 | 447450 | 12.5 |
| Q4 2025 | 28 Jan 2026 | 24901 | 17693 | 3837 | 3371 | 20.1% | 17.9% | 1409 | 840 | 0.5 | 1420 | 2393 | 418227 | 434358 | 14.2 |
| Q1 2026 | 22 Apr 2026 | 22387 | 16234 | 2408 | 3745 | 21.1% | 19.2% | 941 | 477 | 0.41 | 1444 | 2493 | 358023 | 408386 | 8.8 |
| Q2 2026 | 22 Jul 2026 | 28236 | 20516 | 3139 | 4581 | 16.8% | 16.3% | 398 | 1114 | 0.33 | -1092 | 5789 | 480126 | 451758 | 13.5 |
Read before you quote
- Financials from Tesla 8-K exhibits (Q1 2026 and Q2 2026 decks). Automotive revenue here = total less energy and services.
- Consensus differs across aggregators and between GAAP and non-GAAP. Q3 revenue/EPS consensus is from 2 Aug and may have moved; FY27 is low confidence. Q3 actuals (Tesla IR, 2 Oct): 486,532 delivered vs the 29 Sep company-compiled consensus of 461,974 (+5.3%), 464,391 produced, 13.7 GWh storage vs 15.9 GWh expected. Model 3/Y 478,237 delivered, other models 8,295. Q3 revenue/EPS are still consensus until results on 21 Oct.
- 29 Sep 2026 8-K: $30bn of new senior unsecured facilities — Citi $20bn three-year delayed-draw, Wells Fargo $8bn five-year revolver and $2bn 364-day revolver — replacing an undrawn $5bn revolver. Tesla says it does not currently plan to draw in 2026.
- Q3 results: 21 Oct 2026 after the US close (confirmed in the 2 Oct deliveries release). Share data: Nasdaq TSLA via stockanalysis.com, Thu 15 Oct 2026 close ($362.44, -$4.72 / -1.29% from $367.16 on 14 Oct). Market cap about $1.43tn (that close times 3,949.5m shares, $1,431.5bn). Average price target on that page was $397.83. Not investment advice.
Musk's pay plan tracker
A trillion-dollar scoreboard.
The 2025 CEO Performance Award: 12 tranches, each unlocked by a market-cap milestone plus operational milestones. Here's how far Tesla is from each one.
Tranches earned0 / 12per Tesla's Apr 2026 10-K/A
Maximum award423.7mshares · 12 × 35.3m · ~12% of Tesla
Market cap today$1.43tnneeds +40% for tranche 1
Voting power if all earned24.9%from 13.6% today
Clock runs toSep 2035approved 6 Nov 2025 (>75% in favour)
The market-cap ladder
$2.0tnT1
$2.5tnT2
$3.0tnT3
$3.5tnT4
$4.0tnT5
$4.5tnT6
$5.0tnT7
$5.5tnT8
$6.0tnT9
$6.5tnT10
$7.5tnT11
$8.5tnT12
$1.43tntoday
Tranche 1 needs $2.0tn on both a trailing 6-month and 30-day average. Today's cap is $1.43tn (15 Oct 2026 close). The 6-month average is roughly $1.50tn, and the peak month-end was ~$1.80tn in Oct 2025. The top rung, $8.5tn, is 5.9x today: about $1,945 a share once the award shares are issued.
Operational milestones
Milestone
20m vehicles delivered
48%9.7m of 20m
~9.7m to end-Q2 2026; passed 10m during Q3 (reported) ↗
Counts as: Cumulative since Tesla's first delivery
Milestone
10m active FSD subscriptions
15%1.48m of 10m
1.48m paid FSD users (Q2 2026), up 56% YoY ↗
Counts as: 3-month average of daily active subscriptions
Milestone
1m bots delivered
0%0 of 1m
None delivered to customers yet; external sales 'as early as 2H 2027' ↗
Counts as: Cumulative from the grant date
Milestone
1m Robotaxis in commercial operation
<1%769 of 1m
769 registered in Texas on 15 Oct (420 Model Y + 349 Cybercab), up from 739. Tesla said 300+ Cybercabs were serving Austin on 10 Oct; that is not a fleet total ↗
Counts as: 3-month average of daily vehicles in commercial service
The other 8 milestones: Adjusted EBITDA
Four-quarter Adjusted EBITDA, US$bn
$50bn
$80bn
$130bn
$210bn
$300bn
$400bn ×3
FY2025: $14.6bn
Adjusted EBITDA was $14.6bn in FY2025. The three $400bn milestones need three separate, non-overlapping four-quarter periods. The first target, $50bn, is 3.4x FY2025. ↗
The 12 tranches
🔒TRANCHE 1$2.0tn+ any 1 op. milestone
🔒TRANCHE 2$2.5tn+ any 2 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 3$3.0tn+ any 3 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 4$3.5tn+ any 4 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 5$4.0tn+ any 5 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 6$4.5tn+ any 6 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 7$5.0tn+ any 7 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 8$5.5tn+ any 8 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 9$6.0tn+ any 9 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 10$6.5tn+ any 10 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 11$7.5tn+ any 11 op. milestones
🔒TRANCHE 12$8.5tn+ all 12 op. milestones
How it works
- Each tranche needs its market-cap milestone plus one more operational milestone than the tranche before: tranche 1 needs any 1, tranche 12 needs all 12.
- Market-cap milestones must be hit in order, on both a trailing 6-month and 30-day average. Operational milestones can come in any order.
- No partial credit. Each operational milestone can only unlock one tranche.
- Shares earned in the first five years vest at 7.5 years; later ones vest at 10 years. Musk must still be CEO (or an approved equivalent role).
- The award also needs a CEO succession framework in place. A 'covered event' clause can deem the FSD, Robotaxi or Bot goals met if an outside event blocks them.
Timeline
Sep 2025Board approves the 2025 CEO Performance Award
6 Nov 2025Shareholders approve it with more than 75% support
Dec 2025Delaware Supreme Court reinstates the separate 2018 award ($1 nominal damages)
30 Apr 202610-K/A: no tranche achieved
Sep 2035Performance period ends; unearned tranches are forfeited
Preliminary fair value at grant: $87.75bn (Tesla 8-K).
Read before you quote
- Terms are from Tesla's 8-K exhibits and 2025 proxy statement. Tesla's board, not this page, certifies achievement.
- Progress figures are the latest public data points and aren't measured on the award's exact basis (e.g. 3-month averages).
- The 6-month average market cap is approximated from month-end closes and today's share count.
- The 2018 award, reinstated in Dec 2025, runs separately and isn't tracked here.
Leadership
Who runs the show.
Executive officers, key leaders and the Board. Tap anyone for more.
Executives, key leaders and the board
| Group | Name | Role | Since | Bio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Executives and key leaders | Elon Musk | Technoking & CEO | CEO since Oct 2008 | Co-founder and largest shareholder. Also leads SpaceX (incl. xAI), Neuralink and The Boring Company. Sets all public Robotaxi and Optimus targets. |
| Executives and key leaders | Vaibhav Taneja | Chief Financial Officer | CFO since Aug 2023 | Former Chief Accounting Officer (from 2019); ex-SolarCity finance and PwC. Guided >$25bn 2026 capex and negative FCF. |
| Executives and key leaders | Tom Zhu | SVP, APAC & Global Vehicle Manufacturing | Joined Apr 2014 | Built and ran Giga Shanghai; now oversees global vehicle manufacturing. |
| Executives and key leaders | Ashok Elluswamy | VP, AI Software | Optimus remit since 2025 | Long-time Autopilot engineering head. Leads FSD, Robotaxi software and Optimus AI; announced 1m unsupervised miles at the Cybercab launch. |
| Executives and key leaders | Lars Moravy | VP, Vehicle Engineering | — | Leads vehicle engineering, including the Cybercab and Semi programmes. |
| Executives and key leaders | Mike Snyder | VP, Energy & Charging | — | Runs energy storage (Megapack, Powerwall) and Supercharging. |
| Executives and key leaders | Franz von Holzhausen | Chief Designer | Since 2008 | Designed Model S, 3, X, Y, Cybertruck and Cybercab. |
| Board of Directors | Robyn Denholm | Chair (independent) | Director 2014; Chair 2018 | Operating Partner at Blackbird Ventures; former CFO/COO of Telstra and CFO of Juniper Networks. |
| Board of Directors | Elon Musk | Director; CEO | Since Apr 2004 | Co-founder and CEO; Chair until 2018. |
| Board of Directors | Kimbal Musk | Director | Since Apr 2004 | Co-founder of The Kitchen Restaurant Group; Elon Musk's brother. |
| Board of Directors | Ira Ehrenpreis | Director; Chair, Compensation Committee | Since May 2007 | Founder of DBL Partners, a cleantech VC. |
| Board of Directors | James Murdoch | Director | Since Jul 2017 | CEO of Lupa Systems; former CEO of 21st Century Fox. |
| Board of Directors | Kathleen Wilson-Thompson | Director | Since Dec 2018 | Former EVP & Global CHRO of Walgreens Boots Alliance. |
| Board of Directors | Joe Gebbia | Director | Since Sep 2022 | Airbnb co-founder; founder of Samara. |
| Board of Directors | JB Straubel | Director | Since May 2023 | Founder and CEO of Redwood Materials; Tesla co-founder and CTO 2005–2019. |
| Board of Directors | Jack Hartung | Director (independent) | Since Jun 2025 | Former CFO & Chief Strategy Officer of Chipotle; earlier at McDonald's. |
Recent leadership changes
Sep 2026SEC staff no-action (29 Sep) for an Issuer Voluntary Retail Voting Program: retail holders can opt into a standing vote with the board's recommendations. Speculation about a SpaceX-Tesla combination continues. Optimus head of sensors reportedly left.
Apr 202610-K/A: 9-member board unchanged; executive officers Musk, Taneja, Zhu.
Mar 2026Sendil Palani (VP Finance, 17 years) and Thomas Dmytryk (OTA/Robotaxi infrastructure) left.
Feb 2026Raj Jegannathan (North America sales head) left; Cybercab programme manager and assembly lead also left.
Nov 2025Shareholders approved the 2025 CEO Performance Award; all directors re-elected.
Sep 2025Ashish Kumar (Optimus AI lead) left for Meta.
Aug 2025Pete Bannon left; Dojo team disbanded.
Jun 2025Omead Afshar, Milan Kovac (Optimus) and Jenna Ferrua (HR) left. Tom Zhu promoted; Jack Hartung joined the Board.
Updates
What changed
Recent notes from the same log the feed quotes. The site is refreshed manually.
16 Oct 202616 Oct: Texas registry 769 on 15 Oct (420 Model Y + 349 Cybercab), up 30 Cybercabs from 739.
15 Oct 202615 Oct: Texas registry still 739 on 14 Oct (420 Model Y + 319 Cybercab), unchanged since 8 Oct.