"Roughly 10 billion miles of training data is needed to achieve safe unsupervised self-driving."— Elon Musk, January 2026Tesla FSD just hit 10 billion miles on May 3, 2026.The acceleration:7B → 8B: 53 days ~ 8B → 9B: 43 days ~ 9B → 10B: 31 daysCurrent rate: 28.8 million FSD miles per day. 3.76 billion total city miles, the hardest driving conditions on the road. Every mile trains the entire fleet.At this pace, the next 10 billion arrives in 5 to 8 months.Musk called the number. Tesla hit it. Now the curve i ...

NEVER GIVE UP.Elon Musk built Tesla and SpaceX through near-bankruptcy, missed deadlines and constant pressure. Most companies don’t survive that. He kept pushing anyway.That mindset is why rockets land, cars drive themselves and new industries keep getting rewritten. https://t.co/BIfA3VvXfY ...

Tesla FSD 14.3.2 handles insane incline in San Francisco https://t.co/GZdXh8QDhF ...

🚨 Tesla Semi orders are starting to pile up!WattEV just placed a 370-truck (~$100M) order, while more fleets are jumping in as incentives lower costs.With easier highway autonomy and a huge driver shortage, some now think Robo-trucking could become even bigger than Robotaxis.Could Tesla Semi end up being one of Tesla’s most underrated businesses? $TSLA ...

RT Tesla Robotaxi (@robotaxi)En route with @tesla_semi https://t.co/ZfuOjaeLH1 ...

Shout out to Tesla Los Gatos for taking care of my Cybertruck https://t.co/SRrqkwIKgh ...

Super tool to see the notification in my Model X loaner that my service is complete. https://t.co/qSzZYj8Rno ...

RT David Moss (@DavidMoss)Tesla Semi Director Unedited Interview:@danWpriestley live at 2026 ACT Expo Las Vegas, NV https://t.co/l92cPQl3gJ ...

Elon Musk at one point considered recruiting Sam Altman to serve on Tesla's board of directors, jurors were told Wednesday at the trial over the feud between the two titans of AI https://t.co/vJtuxddhsu ...

For 40 years, business orthodoxy said conglomerates don't work. Focus or die.Then Musk built Tesla, SpaceX, xAI, Neuralink, X, Boring Company and Starlink, all profitable or pre-profit at scale, all sharing engineering talent, all reinforcing each other's missions.It turns out the conglomerate model works fine. You just need engineering-led leadership and a unified mission. ...