FSD v14 Saves a Life During Heart Attack: Remote Navigation to Hospital | Taha Abbasi

When Seconds Matter: FSD v14 Navigates to Hospital Taha Abbasi has long emphasized that Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology represents more than convenience—it’s about transforming how vehicles can protect and assist their occupants in critical moments. This week, that vision became reality in the most dramatic way possible when FSD v14.1.3 helped save a man’s life …

Tesla Cybercab Production Ramps at Giga Texas: Unboxed Manufacturing Revolution Begins | Taha Abbasi

Taha Abbasi reports on a significant milestone in autonomous vehicle manufacturing: Tesla’s Cybercab has been spotted entering the production line exit at Gigafactory Texas, signaling that initial production is well underway. According to drone footage from Joe Tegtmeyer, we’re approximately 50 days into what appears to be the early production phase of Tesla’s revolutionary robotaxi. …

Tesla Opens AI Training Hub in China: A Strategic Move for FSD Localization | Taha Abbasi

Tesla is making a bold move in the world’s largest EV market. The company has officially launched a new AI training center in China, specifically designed to develop autonomous driving models tailored to local driving conditions. This strategic investment signals Tesla’s commitment to cracking the Chinese market — and could be the key to unlocking …

Tesla Cybercab Interior Revealed: Steering Wheel and Pedals Expected to Be Removed in Production | Taha Abbasi

Taha Abbasi here with a fascinating look at what’s coming in the world of autonomous transportation. Thanks to @TeslaNewswire and @elaifresh, we’ve got our best view yet of the Tesla Cybercab prototype interior — and what it reveals about Tesla’s production plans is genuinely remarkable. The Prototype Interior: Familiar Yet Revolutionary A Cybercab prototype was …

Why People Who Love Driving Still Need FSD | Taha Abbasi

The objection to FSD is not technical — it is emotional. People love driving. But FSD does not replace that joy; it adds options for when you do not want to drive. Taha Abbasi explores the psychology of autonomous driving adoption.

Tesla Cybercab Production Begins April 2026: No Steering Wheel, No Pedals | Taha Abbasi

Taha Abbasi breaks down what Tesla’s Cybercab production announcement means for the future of autonomous transportation. With production confirmed for April 2026, Tesla is making its boldest bet yet on Full Self-Driving technology. The Ultimate Confidence Play On January 22, 2026, Elon Musk confirmed what the automotive industry had been speculating about for months: Tesla’s …

Tesla Robovan: The 20-Passenger Autonomous Revolution | Taha Abbasi

Tesla reveals the Robovan—a fully autonomous electric van carrying 20 passengers with no steering wheel or pedals. Taha Abbasi analyzes what this means for urban transportation, rideshare economics, and city planning.

Waabi Raises $1 Billion for Physical AI: The Same Brain for Trucks and Robotaxis | Taha Abbasi

Taha Abbasi breaks down the largest fundraise in Canadian history—a $1 billion bet on autonomous vehicles with a unified AI approach that could reshape both trucking and ride-hailing. Waabi just closed an oversubscribed $750 million Series C round, with an additional investment from Uber that brings the total to approximately $1 billion. But the money …

Waymo Under NHTSA Investigation: What the Santa Monica Incident Reveals About Robotaxi Safety | Taha Abbasi

Taha Abbasi examines the NHTSA investigation into Waymo after an autonomous vehicle struck a child near an elementary school—and what it means for the broader robotaxi industry. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an investigation into Waymo following an incident last week in Santa Monica, California. A Waymo autonomous vehicle struck a child …

Why Real-World Testing Matters: The Gap Between Lab Results and Road Reality

The automotive industry loves controlled environments. Test tracks with perfect asphalt. Climate chambers set to precise temperatures. Simulation software running millions of virtual miles. But here’s what decades of engineering experience has taught me: the real world doesn’t care about your lab conditions. As someone who has spent years building and testing frontier technology—from software …