As the quarter progresses, Tesla has scheduled several major announcements and software updates. Spanning heavy-duty transport and next-generation performance, here is what to expect in the weeks ahead.
Semi rollout event
Tesla will host an exclusive Semi event on September 24 at its Sparks, Nevada facility. The invite-only gathering will feature factory tours and ride-alongs, showcasing a manufacturing line designed to eventually produce 50,000 trucks annually. The company also plans European regional demonstrations and deliveries for 2027.
Next-gen Roadster
The next-generation Roadster is set to be unveiled on October 1 at 8:30 p.m. Eastern in Waco, Texas. Invitations and an official countdown are already live. Elon Musk has teased an “unforgettable” demonstration, expected to feature the long-rumored SpaceX thruster package with banned F1 aero tech. It’s not yet clear how much the Roadster has changed since its initial unveiling. With Gigafactory Texas production slated for 2027 or 2028, there is still much to learn about the vehicle, including updated pricing and specs, which have likely changed since its unveiling nine years ago.
Q3 earnings call
Although the exact date has not been confirmed, Tesla’s Q3 earnings call is expected in late October. In addition to financial results, the call will likely include updates on Cybercab and Semi production, autonomy progress, and future projects.
Grok text messaging support
While Grok currently handles navigation, climate, and phone calls in Assistant mode, text messaging appears to be next. An updated section of the owner’s manual references hands-free texting, including prompts like “Text Mom saying on my way,” though the capability has not yet rolled out to the fleet. Since it is already documented in official literature, the feature could be enabled via a forthcoming over-the-air update, but Tesla has not provided a specific release timeline.
Grok and FSD integration
Tesla is integrating Grok directly with FSD. Elon Musk stated that voice commands for the self-driving system could arrive this fall. The aim is to let drivers issue spoken instructions—such as asking the vehicle to take the next left or park in a specific spot—instead of using the screen or turn signals. Tesla’s Ashok Elluswamy recently confirmed that the feature is in development, and Musk previously said it was arriving this fall.
In short, this quarter features the Semi event on September 24th, the Roadster showcase on October 1st, and the Q3 earnings call later in the month. By contrast, the anticipated Grok enhancements—text messaging support and deeper FSD integration—do not yet have firm rollout dates.
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