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Tesla recalled 362,758 vehicles on February 16, 2023, due to safety concerns that the Full Self-Driving Beta software may cause crashes. This highlights significant safety issues related to their autonomous driving features.
Starting April 17, 2026, Tesla began producing Cybercabs without steering wheels at Giga Texas, with about 14 units observed prior to a mass production ramp-up scheduled for April 20, indicating a major shift towards fully autonomous vehicle design.
Tesla announced the 2026 Spring Update on April 17, 2026, introducing new features like Pet Mode, high-quality visualization, immersive sound, and an enhanced dashcam viewer, with an expected release in early 2026 to enhance user experience.
On April 17, 2026, Tesla released visuals of two production trims of the Tesla Semi truck, including a Standard Range model offering approximately 325 miles of range, featuring advanced 4680 battery cells rated for 1 million miles, showcasing significant advances in commercial electric vehicle technology.
On May 12, 2023, Tesla issued a software update affecting 1 million vehicles to address concerns about ‘sudden acceleration’, marking a critical safety correction effort related to the driving software.
Tesla’s stock price increased by more than 6% on April 15, 2026, following an analyst upgrade and the rollout of new software updates, reflecting growing investor confidence in Tesla’s technological progress and business outlook.
Tesla is planning a major Robotaxi charging infrastructure project in Chandler, Arizona, with permits submitted in mid-April 2026 for 56 V4 charging stalls that will exclusively support Robotaxi operations rather than public charging.
The 2026 Spring Update, detailed on April 16, 2026, introduces software features such as Hey Grok, the FSD App, and Cyberhog Pet Mode, enhancing Tesla’s in-car software and autonomous driving capabilities.
Tesla’s software update 2023.38, released by April 17, 2026, added two new privacy-focused options designed to strengthen user data control and privacy in the vehicle's software ecosystem.
Tesla owner in the Netherlands who purchased Full Self-Driving (FSD) on hardware 3 in 2019 has been told to ‘be patient’ after seven years of waiting for the feature, illustrating ongoing delays and customer frustration with Tesla's FSD delivery.