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The giga texas tag follows Tesla developments associated with its Texas operations, with recent coverage focused on Cybercab employee rides at Gigafactory Texas and speculation about a longer-wheelbase, six-seat Model Y L for North America. Coverage distinguishes Tesla’s reported preparation for controlled employee transport from the much larger question of when, or whether, a public autonomous ride service will launch. It also treats the Model Y L as an unconfirmed rumor rather than a finalized product announcement. Browse this archive for updates on Tesla vehicles, factory activity, autonomous driving plans, and the evidence behind claims connected to Giga Texas.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Tesla Cybercab Employee Rides Start Soon at Giga Texas, No Public Road Plan

    Tesla said on July 10 that Cybercab employee rides at Gigafactory Texas would begin “soon,” pairing the claim with a clip of a gold, steering-wheel-free vehicle moving through the factory’s outbound lot, but offering no route, fleet size, public-road plan, or firm launch date. The announcement...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Tesla Model Y L Rumor: Longer 3-Row Six-Seat EV Could Launch in North America

    On June 24, 2026, Tesla Oracle reported that Tesla may open North American orders for the long-wheelbase, six-seat Model Y L before July 4, while CarBuzz separately framed the move as Tesla finally bringing a more credible three-row Model Y to America. The operative word is may: this is still...