Hello everyone, welcome to the Tesla Daily News, today is August 29, 2025, here are the latest news updates.

Yesterday, Tesla closed at $345.98, down 1.04% from the previous day’s close of $349.60.

According to TechRadar, Tesla has teased a major launch for tomorrow, and insiders believe this could mark the return of the highly anticipated Model Y Performance trim in North America. Leaked images of a red spoiler and recent sightings of performance test vehicles suggest a big update is on the way. If confirmed, this could reinvigorate demand for Tesla’s best-selling SUV, with potential to boost sales in a competitive EV market.

According to ShiftDelete, Tesla is officially expanding its Cybertruck beyond North America, with South Korea to become its first international market outside of the US, Canada, and Mexico. This move signals Tesla’s readiness to compete with international EV truck offerings and broadens its global presence. Investors will be watching consumer reception closely.

According to NotebookCheck, Tesla has officially launched Full Self-Driving (FSD) in Australia and New Zealand, making them the first right-hand drive markets to receive the advanced driver assistance system. The initial feedback from local users is very positive, and Tesla is offering a complimentary trial period to encourage adoption. This marks a major milestone for the company’s global FSD rollout, signaling confidence in its software and paving the way for further geographic expansion.

According to GlobeNewswire, Tesla has retained a leadership position in the “Charging as a Service” industry, alongside Virta Global and TotalEnergies, thanks to its expansive Supercharger network and integrated digital platforms. This recognition underscores Tesla’s ability to monetize and scale its charging infrastructure, which remains a key differentiator in the global EV ecosystem.

According to Yahoo Finance, the global EV On-board Charger Market is projected to reach $15.7 billion by 2031, growing annually at over 12%. Tesla’s early investments in charging, power electronics, and in-house battery manufacturing are helping position it favorably to capture a substantial share of this growth, particularly in North America.

And to round out today’s updates: According to several Spanish outlets including ABC and El Periódico, Tesla Spain posted a record net profit of €6.98 million in 2024, up 15.3% year-over-year, alongside an all-time high in revenues and sales volume. This achievement reflects Tesla’s strong brand momentum in Southern Europe, even as the company faces increased competition in the broader European market.

That’s it for today’s Tesla Daily News. Stay tuned for tomorrow’s big launch event, and thank you for listening.

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