I feel like you are intentionally ignoring my point, this ofc doesn't feel like a good faith discussion but I will engage anyway.

Bias comes in many forms. We can choose to not report things at all, we can choose to take neutral things and present them negatively, we can even take positive things and represent them as negatives, or we can choose to highlight negatives.

Elektrek is doing all of these.

Compare their coverage of Waymo's launch in Dallas to Tesla's. Their testing areas have very similar footprints, Waymo's is slightly larger but not by much.

Waymo's headline:

>Waymo adds 4 more cities to its robotaxi service, now 10 total (Tesla: still 0)

Tesla's headline:

>Tesla launches ‘Robotaxi’ in Houston and Dallas with tiny geofences

I mean if you cannot see the bias here then I would say you're just deliberately being bad faith.

One highlights Waymo's expansion as a positive while taking a deliberate swipe at Tesla, the other for some reason always puts "Robotaxi" in quotes and makes sure to emphasize how small it is directly in the headline.

6 months ago when Tesla launched robotaxi in Austin the service area was like twice as big as Waymo's, but do you think Elektrek reported it that way?

Reading this site really does remind me of Fox News.

If you want to see some positive things that Tesla is doing you can read other sites that actually publish that information.

>What has Tesla done positively lately?

Off the top of my head positives: the fact that they started production on the cybercab, the fact that they're rolling it out in all their testing locations and people have sighted it on the street, the fact that they started construction on the Optimus robot manufacturing plant which will have the capacity to make 10M robots per year.

>the semi has had no news of note

There is definitely news on the semi, it's just not being reported by people like Elektrek.

>California-based freight brokerage and asset-based carrier AiLO Logistics has launched a three-week operational pilot using the Tesla Semi truck.

>Tesla has said it has a few hundred Semis on the road with 13.5 million miles logged.

https://eletric-vehicles.com/tesla/tesla-semi-gains-traction...

The fact that you believe they have only done negative/evil things indicates that likely the news you are reading about them has some significant slant to it.