BMW unveiled the M Concept Neue Klasse on Friday, offering a sneak peek at the all-electric quad-motor i3 M EV.

 BMW is preparing to launch the first all-electric M3 EV
The BMW M Concept made its global debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mans on Friday, showcasing the luxury brand’s new design for its upcoming performance EVs.

“The new BMW M design language forms the expressive spearhead of the Neue Klasse,” BMW M boss Oliver Heilmer said, adding that the project is “truly special to me because it carries the BMW M character into a new era.”

That new era will begin in 2027, starting with the electric BMW M3. The M concept clearly has a much more aggressive look and stance than the standard i3, with a modified front end and added M features.

Is This the Most Advanced Car Factory in the World?  Inside Xiaomi's Hyper Factory

A new car rolls off the line every 76 seconds. Thousands of robots. Almost no humans. Welcome to Xiaomi's Hyper Factory - and we got inside. The Wheelsboy EV Tour 2026 secured rare access to Xiaomi's Beijing EV Hyper Factory - the same facility that builds the 1,550 horsepower SU7 Ultra and the all-new U7 successor. 1,500 cars a day. Built for just two models. Door panels assembled in 25 seconds.

We walk you through the entire production process: from the press machines and stamping components to the robotic arm assembly lines, laser quality checks, and the eerily quiet final line where humans appear only for last checks. Plus: what our tour guests thought after seeing it all firsthand.

This is what the future of car manufacturing looks like. And it's already happening.

Tesla Sales Dominance

  The host emphasizes record or near-record sales across markets:

Europe/Germany: Massive YoY growth (e.g., +315% in March, +256% in April, +322% in May 2026). YTD up ~200% vs. 2025, approaching or potentially surpassing 2022–2023 peaks as the Berlin factory ramps. Critics who declared Tesla "dead" in Germany are proven wrong.
Asia-Pacific: Model Y is the top-selling EV in New Zealand (May). Tesla is the #1 brand in Hong Kong (best May ever, +90% YTD). South Korea: +251% YTD, best May ever (~11k units), Model Y #1 overall. Japan: +182% registrations in May, on track for best year, surpassing Audi among imports.
   Broader trends: Positive May data in many countries (+24k surplus in tracked markets), with China wholesales already up 39%. U.S. outlook remains solid even without tax credits. 

   Comparisons to legacy automakers (e.g., Ford's U.S. sales down ~14%, China JV collapse and liquidation) underscore Tesla's edge in EVs/BEVs.

Autonomy & Cybercab/Robotaxi Progress

   This is a major focus, signaling an imminent "all-at-once" scaling:

   Unsupervised fleet expansion: Dozens of new Model Y-based unsupervised Robotaxis registered in Texas (jumping to 51+). Expansion to the full Austin metro area.
   Cybercab sightings: Large fleets spotted (e.g., 40 in Dallas parking lots "ready to go," highway tests in LA). Production ramping; emphasis on manufacturing scale unmatched by competitors like Waymo (~3k vehicles).
    Regulatory push: Application in Nevada for AV network permits aiming for up to 5,000 Robotaxis in the first year.
    Software/Hardware: FSD v15 compatible with AI4; safety data already better than humans; global supervised FSD approvals expanding (map shows yellow countries across Asia, Middle East, etc.). Cybercab deemed "good to go" operationally. 

The video argues Tesla is scaling faster than anyone else historically, even if rollout feels measured.

   Tesla Semi & Other Notes

   Positive testing feedback from Covenant Logistics on challenging routes like Grapevine (I-5 pass): effortless power on grades, superior regen braking, silence, and confidence vs. diesel.
  UK milestone: 300k vehicles delivered.
  Customer sentiment: Buyers citing self-driving capability, value (~$37k for capable FSD cars), performance, and low maintenance as key reasons. 

SpaceX Update

  Elon Musk explained the IPO timing in a JP Morgan interview: entering a massive growth phase needing capital (e.g., space-based data centers harnessing solar energy). The video highlights a major $33B Google deal (~$920M/month for computing power, starting Oct 2026 through 2029), announced amid IPO prep. 
      This is classic BestInTESLA content—enthusiastic, data-heavy, and bullish, aimed at fans and investors. It effectively weaves sales recovery, autonomy breakthroughs, and ecosystem wins (SpaceX) into a narrative of Tesla "absolutely dominating 2026."  .As of early June 2026, the video captures a high-momentum moment for Tesla's core business and Robotaxi ambitions, with SpaceX providing financial firepower. It's a solid, feel-good weekly digest for those following the companies. If you're invested or optimistic on autonomy, it's encouraging; skeptics might see it as selective highlighting of positives.