Tesla Summary

Tesla's recent developments include significant updates on various fronts. According to Electrek, Dutch leasing company Mistergreen, which invested heavily in Tesla vehicles, has gone bankrupt due to depreciation issues stemming from Elon Musk's self-driving claims.

Meanwhile, Tesla's patent applications have indicated a slowdown in innovation as the company shifts focus towards AI and autonomous driving advancements. In labor relations, Tesla secured a victory in Sweden as the Vision union withdrew its planned anti-Tesla action, deemed potentially illegal.

Additionally, Tesla is ramping up real-world tests of the Cybercab, with sightings of production-ready units reported widely on social media. In a noteworthy legal development, the Delaware Supreme Court reinstated Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package from 2018, criticizing the previous decision as 'improper and inequitable.' This ruling emphasizes Musk's significant contributions to Tesla over the past years.

Finally, Tesla has launched a new safety page detailing how its vehicles are designed to protect not only occupants but also other road users and wildlife, further showcasing its commitment to safety.