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Tesla has officially kicked off deliveries of its long-awaited Model Y. The company confirmed today that it had commenced shipping of its first crossover SUV, which Elon Musk believes may become Tesla's most popular electric vehicle yet.

While it’s not quite a multirotor hoverbike, Dubai Police's Tesla Cybertruck will have no trouble turning a few heads while out patrolling the streets of the UAE’s most future-focused city, as revealed on Twitter this week.

While the big reveal of Tesla’s Cybertruck didn’t entirely go to plan, the pre-orders are starting to pour in for the company’s polarizing pickup, with thousands upon thousands laying down a deposit in the three days since its introduction.

After the Cybertruck launch, we weren't sure if the camper kit was a planned product or just Tesla showing the ways the Cybertruck could be used. Musk put a quick end to the speculation today, confirming succinctly that the Tesla camper is go.

Tesla's Cybertruck looks nothing like what we were prepared for. Tesla's pickup camper, however, looks like something we've seen ... the late, great Pontiac Aztek. Will Tesla turn its new e-pickup into an equally weird but more capable camper?

The biggest battery in the world is set to soon grow even bigger. The Hornsdale Power Reserve in South Australia, built by Tesla and managed by renewable energy company Neoen, will be expanded by an extra 50 percent early next year.

After announcing record delivery of its electric vehicles earlier this month, Tesla has shared its financial results for the third quarter and they too make for some positive reading, while the Shanghai Gigafactory is ready for production.

Tesla has shared its production results for the third quarter, claiming yet another delivery record for the period.

Maybe when Tesla rolls out trucks, we'll get a proper e-RV. In the meantime, Dreamcase sells a fold-out bed to turn a Model S, X or 3 into a camper.

Tesla is claiming a lap record after deploying a prototype Model S at California’s Laguna Seca.

​​Two short years ago, Tesla pieced together the world’s largest battery. The company is continuing its moves in this space with a massive new battery dubbed the Megapack, of which it says enough units can be linked together to take energy storage into the giga-scale realm.​

​Tesla is poised to add yet more entertainment options for owners of tis electric vehicles, with CEO Elon Musk confirming that Netflix and YouTube streaming will soon be enabled on its generously-sized in-car displays.