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Elise hosts the April 25, 2026 edition of Tesla Twenty Four, diving into the day's biggest Tesla developments including the start of Cybercab production at Giga Texas, strong Q1 earnings with massive capex hikes, and expanding unsupervised robotaxi ops. From record energy deployments to Roadster delays and Tesla-SpaceX merger buzz, this episode captures the pulse of Tesla's shift toward AI, robotics, and autonomy. Tune in for analysis on why these milestones could redefine Tesla's trillion-dollar future.

• Cybercab production begins at Giga Texas: steering-wheel-free, pedal-free robotaxi hits Musk's April 2026 target with initial low volumes ramping later.
• Q1 2026 earnings: $22.4B revenue (+16%), $477M GAAP profit (+17%), EPS beat, record 8.8 GWh energy storage, strong FCF.
• 2026 capex surges past $25B for AI clusters, Dojo, Optimus robots, next-gen vehicles.
• Unsupervised robotaxi expansion in Dallas/Houston, new FSD safety demos.
• Energy storage records, Roadster design update delayed to May, Tesla-SpaceX merger speculation.

Tesla's Cybercab rollout de-risks robotaxi ambitions unveiled in 2024, promising transformative economics via high-utilization fleets despite regulatory hurdles and competition from Waymo/Zoox. Earnings highlight pivot to AI/robotics with huge capex bets, balancing EV margins amid Chinese rivalry. Production outpacing deliveries builds inventory as energy business booms with superior margins.

These updates signal Tesla's aggressive push into multi-trillion-dollar opportunities in autonomy and robotics—essential listening for investors tracking the next S-curve growth.

Tesla news, Cybercab production, robotaxi expansion, Tesla Q1 2026 earnings, Elon Musk, Giga Texas, Full Self-Driving, Optimus robots, energy storage, Roadster update, Tesla SpaceX merger

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