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The Verge follows Tesla's flying demo with a delivery question

Roadster spectacle shares the upload slate with a Vergecast debate about Apple's HomeView apps.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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Showing a car leave the ground is one thing. Delivering it to customers is another, and The Verge made room for both sides of that distinction among its fifteen uploads this week.

"Will Tesla's new Roadster ship?" follows the Texas unveiling with a question the airborne demonstrations cannot answer. The channel's description points to almost nine years of delays, then examines the SpaceX technology behind the spectacle. That follow-up is now among the channel's strongest sources of daily views, alongside the acceleration demonstration itself.

The week's most-watched upload, "Tesla's new Roadster: 0-60mph in under 1 sec," has reached roughly 437,000 views. In the Tesla-sourced presentation footage, a white car launches down the track before presenters announce the event's acceleration result. Viewers bring the spectacle back to ordinary traffic: they ask about legality, stopping distance and what it would mean to be the car waiting behind it at a red light.

Across the channel, daily viewing is approaching twice its usual pace, while the subscriber total stayed unchanged over the week. CNET is also experiencing a pronounced viewing surge among nearby technology channels; Dave2D is having a quieter spell.

Away from the test track, "Apple's HomeView has an app problem | The Vergecast" gives David Pierce and Nilay Patel a more domestic technology puzzle. Their discussion asks whether Apple's display should simply be an iPad, and whether even the best AI model matters without good products built around it. That episode, too, is among The Verge's uploads carrying the most momentum right now.

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The facts
Channel
The Verge
Subscribers
3,520,000
Channel views, last 7 days
11,380,824
Videos published this week
15
Video published
October 16, 2026
Video views so far
230,990
Views on its first day
218,098

The numbers

Here is The Verge's week in views and subscribers.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
CarterPCs
330,970,077
The Verge
11,380,824
CNET
8,064,416
HTX Studio
7,804,791
Nikola Toy
1,906,940
ThioJoe
1,520,342
TechSource
1,160,122
Dave2D
378,007
subscribers
3,520,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
1,172,393,350
views per day
1,753,090
typical day: 957,248
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
TechSource
4,190,000
CNET
4,100,000
Nikola Toy
3,920,000
CarterPCs
3,830,000
Dave2D
3,690,000
The Verge
3,520,000
UrAvgConsumer
3,450,000
ThioJoe
3,140,000
HTX Studio
3,000,000
As of October 18, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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