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Tesla (TSLA) has begun rolling out two major Full Self-Driving (FSD) software releases for HW4 and HW3 vehicles simultaneously. FSD v14.3.9 for new Hardware 4 and FSD v14.2 Lite for older Hardware 3 cars. Both FSD (Supervised) software updates share the same firmware version: 2026.27.6. In the end-of-month update in August, Tesla merged the firmware […] The post Tesla rolls out FSD v14.3.9 (2026.27.6) with Automatic Collision Evasion: feature details and official release notes appeared first on Tesla Oracle.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock rose 2.73% in the last 5 business days. Cybercab’s unprecedented success and critical acclaim, coupled with Slovenia’s approval of FSD (Supervised), were the major factors. Some critics say Cybercab’s Austin, Texas, launch is Tesla’s iPhone moment. The company’s CEO originally wanted the Tesla Model 3’s launch to be that moment, but […] The post Tesla Cybercab is the most cost-efficient vehicle to produce, competition doesn’t stand a chance appeared first on Tesla Oracle.

Tesla (TSLA) opened the Cybercab Robotaxi Service in Austin, Texas, yesterday. Although the launch event was held on Thursday, September 3, the rides were available only to event visitors and employees. Tesla Cybercab’s Austin launch was originally intended for June 2025, but unexpected delays pushed it to September 2026. At first, Tesla announced that public […] The post Tesla (TSLA) opens Cybercabs to the public in Austin, Texas, Robotaxi app tops the charts, more appeared first on Tesla Oracle.

*Correction: The FAA Public Affairs Department reached out t o us to clarify that the environmental assessment completion does not guarantee a launch license. Read the comment below by Steve Kulm from the FAA for details on this. Although the final license is not yet in place, I am sure SpaceX will successfully obtain it […] The post Landing catch of Starship in Flight 14 gets environmental clearance from the FAA appeared first on Tesla Oracle.

SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) filed for a Starlink operation and satellite-to-Earth communications permission with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on August 31, 2026. This filing asks the FCC to authorize its non-geostationary orbit (“NGSO”) satellites to use the 42.0-42.5 GHz band (space-to-Earth). If granted, this will be a Special Temporary Authorization (STA) valid for 60 days. […] The post FCC filing reveals Starship Flight 14 launch on September 15, SpaceX conducts 33-engine static fire on Booster 21 appeared first on Tesla Oracle.