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Stage Zero

The Elon Musk Podcast takes an in-depth look into the world of the visionary entrepreneur. From SpaceX's mission to colonize Mars, to the revolutionary underground transportation network of the Boring Company, to the cutting-edge technology of Neuralink, and the game-changing innovations of Tesla, we cover it all. Stay up to date with the latest news, events and highlights from the companies led by Elon Musk.

Elon Musk Podcast

The Trump administration acknowledged in court filings that two DOGE employees communicated with a political group seeking to overturn election results, with one signing a Voter Data Agreement days after a federal judge blocked their access to Social Security records. We break down the DOJ disclosure, the Cloudflare data sharing problem, and why the whistleblower who warned about this lost his job.

DOGE Employees Deal to Overturn Elections Using Social Security Data

SpaceX completed Booster 19 just weeks after Booster 18 buckled during testing, keeping Flight 12 on track for March 2026. The mission will debut Version 3 Starship vehicles with Raptor 3 engines, launch from a brand-new pad with a flame trench, and potentially attempt another tower catch.

SpaceX Starship Flight 12 Update_ New Pads, New Vehicles, New Engines

ServiceNow signs a three-year deal with OpenAI to embed GPT-5.2 directly into its enterprise platform. We break down the competitive dynamics, the $12 billion acquisition spree behind this strategy, and why every enterprise software company is racing to become the AI control tower for business.

Open AI's Enterprise War Just Escalated

Silicon Valley startup Tensor unveiled a $200,000 Level 4 autonomous vehicle designed for personal ownership, and Lyft just reserved hundreds for its own fleet. I break down the 100+ sensors, eight Nvidia processors, and the regulatory hurdles standing between you and a true self-driving car.

Tensor Beat Tesla to the First Personal Robocar

It’s been a massive week for the Musk ecosystem. Between the latest Starship milestones and new developments with Tesla’s FSD, there is a lot to unpack.

In this update, we’re breaking down the top stories from the last seven days:

SpaceX: The latest flight data and what it means for the next launch.

Tesla & AI: New updates on Optimus and the shift in xAI’s roadmap.

The Headlines: A quick look at the biggest moves on X and the latest from Neuralink.

I’m cutting through the clickbait to give you the actual numbers and engineering facts. Whether you're tracking your TSLA portfolio or just want to know how close we are to the next big breakthrough, this episode has you covered.

Elon Musk Weekly News Update: Starship Flight 6 & FSD 13.5 (Jan 17, 2026)

NHTSA extended Tesla's deadline to respond to an FSD investigation covering 8,313 potential traffic violations. The new February 23 deadline arrives just after Musk announced FSD will become subscription-only on February 14, the same day California's DMV gave Tesla to fix misleading marketing or face a sales ban. We break down what federal regulators are actually investigating, why Tesla is juggling three major probes simultaneously, and how the subscription pivot may be a legal hedge as regulators close in.

Tesla Drowning in Regulatory Probes

Ashley St. Clair sues xAI over Grok’s sexualized images on X, X says it added safety limits, regulators move in, and a custody backdrop adds heat to a fast-building case.

Grok, Swastikas, and a Lawsuit

Musk Says Retirement Saving May Soon Be Irrelevant.

Ford discontinued the F-150 Lightning after selling 27,300 units in 2025. Tesla's Cybertruck moved just 21,500 globally, running at roughly 10% of planned production capacity. We break down the hidden sales data, SpaceX's bulk purchases, and why the Cybertruck program faces an uncertain future.

The Cybertruck Is Running at 10% Capacity

Iran deployed military-grade jamming equipment to cripple Starlink satellite internet during nationwide protests, achieving what Russia failed to do in Ukraine. We break down the technology behind the attack, SpaceX's countermeasures, and the Trump-Musk phone call about restoring access.

Iran Cracked Starlink's Defenses

SpaceX flew Starship five times in 2025. The first three flights lost their ships during ascent. A fourth ship exploded on the test stand. Then Flights 10 and 11 succeeded, proving Block 2 works. On January 4, 2026, Elon Musk said SpaceX could eventually produce 10,000 Starships per year. Meanwhile, the company is constructing Giga Bays in Texas and Florida, preparing five launch pads across two states, and recovering from the loss of its first Block 3 booster. Flight 12 is next.

Elon Musk Wants 10,000 Starships Per Year

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