It has been a few months since we have seen a new Supercharger station come online in British Columbia. The last was in December when the first Supercharger along Hwy 3 opened in Princeton. Now […]
Tesla owners in Puerto Rico have a lot to be excited about after opening their first Service Center and second Supercharger, all within days of each other. The Tesla Service Center in San Juan opened […]
If everything goes well at Wednesday night’s Planning Commission meeting, Santa Monica could soon be home to the world’s largest V3 Tesla Supercharger station. UPDATE: The Planning Commission approved Tesla’s conditional use permit in a […]
Tesla in China has poured cold water on a report that said the automaker could be following Nio’s footsteps and entering the battery swapping game. According to a report from the Chinese publication Gasgoo, Tesla’s […]
Tesla has made a number of changes recently that show they are working towards a future of car sharing and autonomous ride hailing. Adding to the list is another recent change to how owners can […]
If you want to get behind the wheel of a Tesla vehicle but don’t live near a retail location, now is your chance. The automaker is taking their vehicles on the road for a number […]
Tesla owners in British Columbia and Alberta were happy when a second Supercharger was opened in Canmore, Alberta last year. As it turns out, finding an open Supercharger at the new station is proving more […]
Taking advantage of both their extensive charging infrastructure and connected features of their cars, Tesla is now offering instant touchless test drives at select Supercharger locations. The test drives are available to anyone with a […]
Tesla just recently opened their second Sales, Service & Delivery in British Columbia last week. According to a recent job posting, the automaker could be looking add another one soon. The job posting (#84048) for […]
The frigid temperatures in Texas this week combined with snow and icy conditions have wreaked havoc on the states electricity grid. With temperatures dropping below 0°F (-17°C), the demand for power has never been higher. […]
