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📝 Today’s Tesla News Summary
Tesla’s latest developments point to a company sharpening its focus on scalable growth. The biggest infrastructure story is a reported plan to add 64 new U.S. Megacharger stations to support the Tesla Semi along major freight corridors. On the product side, Tesla officially confirmed the six-seat Model Y L for Australia and New Zealand in 2026, expanding the global reach of its crossover lineup. At the same time, Tesla appears to be continuing the phase-out of the Model S and Model X, with both vehicles removed from the U.S. referral program ahead of an expected production end in Q2 2026. Separately, two Cybertrucks were destroyed in a Santa Monica parking garage fire, though officials said the vehicles were not charging and the cause is still under investigation.
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