Model Y Fails A Road Test, Tesla’s Production Patent For Cybercab And More: This Week In Mobility

It’s that time again. The weekend is over, and it’s time to catch up on the latest news. Here’s a quick roundup of the top stories that you might have missed.
What Happened With Lucid’s Gravity SUV?
Lucid Group (NASDAQ: LCID) has seen a surge in demand for its Lucid Gravity SUV, despite reports to the contrary. The company has dismissed the rumors and stated that it has delivered a significant number of SUVs.
Lucid’s Gravity SUV was introduced in late 2024. The company’s response to the alleged low demand suggests that the vehicle is gaining traction.
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Tesla’s Model Y Fails A Road Test
A Canadian teenager recently failed a driving test in a Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) Model Y. This incident raises questions about the practicality of Tesla’s advanced driving features for passing driving tests.
The Model Y is a popular electric vehicle, and its advanced driving features may be a key factor in its success.
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Is Tesla’s European Market Rebound Imminent?
After a period of declining demand in Europe, Tesla Inc. may be on the verge of a resurgence. Various factors, including pricing, public perception of CEO Elon Musk, and increased competition, contributed to the earlier decline.
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However, recent developments suggest that the company’s fortunes in Europe may be turning around.
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Deutsche Bank Predicts Tesla’s China Deliveries
Analysts at Germany’s Deutsche Bank have forecasted September delivery figures for automakers in the Chinese market. They predict a 27% increase in deliveries for Tesla Inc. compared to August.
Tesla’s growth in the Chinese market has been strong, with the Model Y L, a six-seater variant of the Model Y SUV, being a standout performer.
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Tesla’s Production Patent For Cybercab
Tesla Inc. has secured a patent for the production of its upcoming Cybercab. The patent is part of Tesla’s unboxed process, which involves assembling different vehicle components separately before final assembly.
This process, which uses a robotic station to hold each car part in place, is reportedly how the Cybercab will be built.
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