Lars Moravy

Tesla Semi Charging Infrastructure Costs Can Undercut Competition By 50%, Says Senior Company Executive

Tesla Engineer Showcases First Cybertruck With Dry Cathode 4680 Cells Aimed At Reducing Costs

Tesla Aims At Profitability For Cybertruck By 2024-End With Production Ramp And Cost Savings With Dry Cathode 4680 Cells

Tesla Engineer Showcases First Cybertruck With Dry Cathode 4680 Cells Aimed At Reducing Costs

Tesla Aims At Profitability For Cybertruck By 2024-End With Production Ramp And Cost Savings With Dry Cathode 4680 Cells

After China, Tesla Announces European Tour For Cybertruck Despite Sales Being Limited To US

Tesla Exec Says 1,000 Cybertrucks A Week Prove 4680 Cell Production Isn't A Bottleneck: 'We Expect To Stay Ahead...'

After China, Tesla Announces European Tour For Cybertruck Despite Sales Being Limited To US

Tesla Exec Says 1,000 Cybertrucks A Week Prove 4680 Cell Production Isn't A Bottleneck: 'We Expect To Stay Ahead...'

Tesla Executive Sheds Light On Cybertruck Availability In Canada: 'Have To File Some Routine Paperwork'

Tesla Convenes High-Level Safety Forum With Government And Nonprofit Leaders, Executive Reveals

Lars Moravy Recent News

Cybertruck Can Indeed Serve As A Boat! Musk Says Tesla Will Offer Mod Package To Allow Vehicle To Wade On Water

Musk elaborated on the water-travel capability, stating, "Mostly just need to upgrade cabin door seals."

Tesla Engineering VP Assures All Disk Brakes Made To Withstand Extreme Winter Corrosion — But Does FSD Pass The Icy Test?

Tesla's Vice President of Vehicle Engineering, Lars Moravy, addressed concerns about brake rusting in icy and snowy regions in a post on X.

Elon Musk's Tesla Goes From No Ads To YouTube — Spotlights Vehicle Safety In Advertising Debut

Earlier this year, in May, Musk had said that he is open to try some advertising, diverging from the company's former stance of staying away from traditional advertising.

Tesla Contrasts Police On Autopilot's Involvement In Texas Incident As Elon Musk Lays Blame On 'Deceptive Media Practices'

Executives from Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) claimed Monday that a driver was involved in the fatal Houston crash that killed two this month, in contrast to the finding presented by authorities that no one was behind the wheel.