According to @karpathy and @DavidMoss, Tesla FSD V14.2 has achieved the first 100% autonomous coast-to-coast drive across the United States, covering 2,732 miles in 2 days and 20 hours without any human intervention (source: https://x.com/DavidMoss/status/2006255297212358686; https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/2006436622909452501). This milestone fulfills a longstanding goal for Tesla's autopilot team, who invested significant resources in reviewing and improving intervention scenarios. The accomplishment demonstrates the advanced capabilities of Tesla's AI-powered autonomous driving system and signals a new era of practical applications for full self-driving technology. The successful trip, including all parking and Tesla Supercharger stops, highlights the readiness of AI-driven vehicles for real-world, long-distance travel. This breakthrough opens new business opportunities for autonomous vehicle fleets, logistics, and mobility services, positioning Tesla as a leader in the competitive self-driving car market.

According to Sawyer Merritt, Keller Logistics Group, which operates a fleet of over 300 trucks in the Midwest and Southeast, has completed a comprehensive session to evaluate the Tesla Semi's integration into its logistics operations. This move highlights growing confidence in Tesla’s AI-driven trucking technology, which offers advanced autonomous driving features and real-time fleet management. The assessment signifies a practical application of AI in large-scale logistics, paving the way for improved efficiency, lower operational costs, and enhanced safety for commercial fleets. For the AI industry, this validation by a major carrier signals expanding business opportunities in AI-powered transportation and logistics automation (Source: Teslarati, Sawyer Merritt).

According to Sawyer Merritt, Tesla is installing advanced equipment in its new Semi truck factory in Nevada ahead of mass production, signaling a major leap in AI-powered commercial vehicle manufacturing. The redesigned Tesla Semi boasts a 500-mile range, 1.7kWh/mile efficiency (a 15% improvement), and is engineered specifically for autonomous driving. With 1.2MW peak charging and 800kW drive power, the Semi integrates sophisticated AI and sensor systems for enhanced safety and logistics optimization, positioning Tesla to lead in autonomous freight and logistics sectors. These developments present significant business opportunities for AI software providers and autonomous fleet management services as the trucking industry shifts toward electrification and automation (source: x.com/HinrichsZane/status/1995308001310437858; Sawyer Merritt, Dec 2, 2025).

According to @SawyerMerritt, Tesla has delivered over 250 Cybertrucks to SpaceX's Starbase in Texas, initiating a full replacement of SpaceX’s traditional gas truck fleet with these AI-powered electric vehicles (source: x.com/derek1ee/status/1984327579466154255). This transition highlights a significant trend in leveraging advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and AI in electric commercial fleets. The adoption of Tesla’s Cybertrucks is expected to enhance operational efficiency through real-time data analytics, predictive maintenance, and autonomous logistics, offering a scalable blueprint for AI-driven fleet management in the aerospace sector and beyond (source: Sawyer Merritt on Twitter).