According to Sawyer Merritt, Tesla has begun testing its redesigned Tesla Semi in Fremont, CA, featuring enhanced AI-driven autonomous capabilities. The new Semi integrates a Model Y style light bar and is optimized for efficiency, achieving 1.7kWh per mile—a 15% improvement compared to the previous model—enabling a longer 500-mile range and increased payload capability. Designed specifically for autonomous driving applications, this Semi leverages AI for route optimization, predictive maintenance, and real-time fleet management, providing significant business opportunities for logistics and freight companies seeking cost reduction and scalability through AI-powered electric vehicles (Source: Sawyer Merritt/Twitter).

According to Sawyer Merritt, Tesla's redesigned Semi truck, set for 2026 deliveries, features significant AI-oriented upgrades, including a design optimized for autonomous driving, improved energy efficiency at 1.7kWh/mile, and advanced drive power of 800kW. The new model achieves a 500-mile range and supports peak charging speeds of up to 1,200kW, representing a 15% efficiency improvement over the previous Semi. These enhancements leverage AI technologies for autonomous fleet management, providing substantial business opportunities in logistics automation and electrified transportation. Source: Sawyer Merritt on Twitter.