Elon Musk: Latest News, Projects and How He Shapes Motorsports

If you’ve been curious about what Elon Musk is up to, you’re in the right place. From new electric car models to rockets bound for Mars, his moves affect both tech fans and racing lovers. Below you’ll find the most recent headlines, why they matter, and where to keep an eye on his next steps.

What’s New with Tesla and EV Racing

Tesla just announced a software update that boosts the Plaid’s 0‑60 time by a fraction of a second. The tweak also adds a new autonomous‑lane‑change feature that works on highways. For motorsport fans, the update matters because Tesla’s technology is seeping into Formula E teams, making the electric race cars faster and more reliable.

Besides the update, Tesla is trial‑testing a new high‑capacity battery that could give a sports car up to 600 miles of range. If the tests pass, the same chemistry might end up in a future Formula E power‑train, meaning quicker pit stops and longer stints on track.

SpaceX Launches, Starlink and Elon’s Bigger Vision

Last week SpaceX launched a batch of Starlink satellites from Florida, adding over 60 new internet nodes. The launch used the Falcon 9’s reusable booster for the third time this year, highlighting Elon’s focus on cutting launch costs. More affordable launches could let smaller racing teams send data‑gathering probes to the edge of the atmosphere for performance analysis.

SpaceX is also developing the Starship, a fully reusable spacecraft aimed at Mars. While that sounds far‑off, the engineering advances—especially in lightweight materials—are already trickling down to road‑legal supercars. That’s why you’ll see more “SpaceX‑inspired” design cues in upcoming hypercars.

For everyday fans, the easiest way to follow these developments is the official Tesla and SpaceX Twitter accounts, plus the dedicated Elon Musk page on Motorsports Deals Hub. We update the feed every few hours, so you never miss a headline.

In addition to the big projects, Elon is still involved in smaller ventures that impact motorsports. His Neuralink work, for example, is testing brain‑computer interfaces that could one day let drivers control cars with thoughts—a concept that sounds like a video game but is being prototyped in a lab.

Another area to watch is The Boring Company’s tunnel projects. Though primarily aimed at urban transport, the high‑speed tunnel tech could inspire new underground race tracks, something we’ve already seen in concept videos for 2026.

So, what should you do next? Bookmark this page, sign up for our newsletter, and follow the hashtags #ElonMusk, #Tesla, and #SpaceX. You’ll get alerts when a new launch happens, a Tesla model is unveiled, or a Musk‑related motorsport event is announced.

In short, Elon’s latest moves are reshaping how we drive, race and even think about transportation. Stay tuned right here for the most practical updates and insights you can actually use today.