Tesla Scouts U.S. Sites for 100GW Solar Cells, Files Roadster Trademarks
Tesla has begun scouting multiple U.S. sites to establish solar cell manufacturing facilities, supporting Elon Musk's 100-gigawatt solar capacity goal for AI data centers and energy storage. The company also filed Roadster trademarks with the USPTO and rolled out a new all-wheel-drive variant to expand its performance lineup.
1. Solar Cell Manufacturing Expansion
Tesla has begun scouting multiple U.S. sites for solar cell production, marking its first direct investment in domestic solar manufacturing. This initiative supports Musk’s 100-gigawatt goal and could lower costs for the company’s energy storage and AI data center operations.
2. Roadster Trademarks and AWD Variant
The automaker filed new trademark applications for its long-awaited Roadster, signaling preparation for its commercial launch. Tesla also introduced a new all-wheel-drive variant to diversify its lineup and appeal to performance-oriented buyers.