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Turo Launches Verified Tesla FSD Rental Experience in the US
Turo is launching a new rental experience featuring vehicles with Full Self-Driving (FSD), expanding its electric vehicle sharing offerings with verified FSD-equipped Teslas starting Wednesday. According to a press release, the new feature allows travellers […]
SpaceX Completes 33-Engine Static Fire of Super Heavy Booster for Flight 15
SpaceX has completed a full-duration static fire of all 33 engines on the Super Heavy booster for Starship Flight 15, ahead of its planned November launch and ambitious double tower catch attempt. SpaceX confirmed the […]
SpaceX closes $40 billion in debt for GPUs, Elon Musk says
SpaceX has closed US$40 billion (C$56 billion) in debt to buy GPUs, Elon Musk says, adding that it is mostly callable debt for chips arriving in Q1 and Q2.
Tesla significantly expands Houston Robotaxi service area
Tesla’s Robotaxi account says a bigger Houston service area is now live, with a new map stretching from northwest Houston through downtown to Bellaire.
Tesla Cybercabs and Robotaxis Turn Out in Force at Austin F1 Grand Prix
Tesla Cybercabs and Model Y Robotaxis descended upon the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix in Austin over the weekend, following its recent service expansion to Circuit of the Americas (COTA). According to videos and […]
Latvia approves Tesla Assisted Driving, rollout to begin soon
Latvia’s road safety authority has recognized the Dutch approval for Tesla Assisted Driving, formerly FSD (Supervised), and Tesla says the rollout begins soon.
Cybertruck News
Tesla raises wheel & tire protection prices as Cybertruck windshield plan gets cheaper
Tesla is adjusting the price of two of its monthly protection plans in the U.S., with Wheel and Tire Protection Plan rates going up while Cybertruck owners are getting a price cut on windshield coverage. […]
Tesla raises Cybertruck prices in the U.S. – will Canada follow?
Tesla has taken the unusual step of raising Cybertruck prices in the United States, despite the electric pickup continuing to struggle with sales. North of the border Canadian pricing has remained unchanged, at least for […]
Tesla provides update on Cybertruck Powershare With Powerwall – sort of
Cybertruck owners hoping to use their truck as a backup power source alongside a Tesla Powerwall are still waiting for the feature to arrive. After years of delays, it looks like Tesla will miss its […]
Tesla Isn’t Accepting Cybertruck Trade-Ins in Canada
Tesla Cybertruck owners looking to upgrade to a newer Tesla may find their options more limited than expected, as the company is apparently refusing to accept its own electric pickup as a trade-in. A Canadian […]
Model 3 News
Tesla Model 3 becomes Spain’s best-selling car as Model Y leads across Europe
Tesla had a strong finish to the third quarter in Europe, with the Model 3 and Model Y finishing September as the most-registered cars in several countries. The biggest milestone came in Spain, where the […]
Tesla rolls out Model 3 upgrades in the U.S., but Canada still left out
Tesla is bringing another round of upgrades to the Model 3, this time for the U.S., Puerto Rico and Mexico. The changes were announced by Tesla Thursday evening, just one day after we reported on […]
Tesla Cuts Model 3 and Model Y Prices in Australia and New Zealand
Tesla is lowering the cost of getting into both the Model 3 and Model Y lineups in Australia and New Zealand. A new entry-level Model 3 brings the sedan’s starting price down by A$9,000/NZ$9,000, while […]
Tesla updates Model 3 with black headliner and Zen Grey interior
Tesla is finally giving the Model 3 interior a significant makeover, adding a black headliner. The automaker is also retiring the familiar white interior in favour of the newer Zen Grey and updating the car’s […]
Model Y News
Tesla adds Model Y V2L in Canada, then quietly removes it less than 24 hours later
Tesla has once again created confusion over Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) availability in Canada. Less than 24 hours after adding the feature to the Model Y Premium AWD and Performance on its Canadian website, the company has quietly removed it from both variants. As we reported yesterday, Tesla had updated its Canadian Model Y lineup with new features, including V2L capability for the Premium All-Wheel Drive (AWD) variant. However, looking at Tesla’s website on Friday afternoon revealed that […]
Tesla Model Y Premium AWD gets Zen Grey interior and V2L in Canada [Update]
Tesla has rolled out another update to its Canadian vehicle lineup, this time bringing two new features to the Model Y. Buyers can now get the new Zen Grey interior, along with Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability […]
Tesla Model Y becomes Germany’s best-selling car in September
Tesla’s Model Y claimed the top spot in Germany’s new vehicle sales rankings in September, beating every gasoline, diesel, hybrid, and electric competitor in one of Europe’s largest automotive markets. According to registration figures from Germany’s Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA), Tesla registered 8,038 Model Ys during September, a 260.9% increase compared to the same month last year. That was enough to comfortably beat […]
Tesla extends South Korea sales lead as Model Y dominates September
Tesla has extended its run as South Korea’s top-selling imported automaker, finishing September comfortably ahead of BMW and Mercedes-Benz as the Model Y continues to drive the brand’s rapid growth in the country. According to […]
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Model S News
Tesla and 10 other automakers face China’s largest vehicle recall ever over door handle design
Tesla is among nearly a dozen automakers caught up in the largest vehicle recall in China’s history. The recall covers more than 4 million vehicles over concerns that occupants may have difficulty opening doors after […]
49ers Coach Kyle Shanahan Refuses to Blame Tesla Autopilot After Crash
San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan is taking a notably different approach after crashing his Tesla while using Autopilot. Rather than placing the blame on the driver-assistance system, Shanahan says the responsibility ultimately rests […]
Elon Musk says Tesla will open source Model S and Model X
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the company plans to make the design and software behind the Model S and Model X open source following the end of production for both vehicles earlier this summer. Musk […]
Model X News
Tesla quietly opens Signature Edition Model S orders in Europe
Despite Tesla customers in the United States that the Signature Edition Model S and Model X were sold out, it appears the company still has a small number of vehicles reserved for Europe. According to […]
Tesla faces new Quebec class action lawsuit over alleged heat pump defects
Tesla is facing another proposed class action lawsuit in Quebec, this time over allegations that heat pumps installed in many of its vehicles can fail prematurely in cold weather. The case could affect more than […]
Tesla Explains Why the Model S and Model X Were Discontinued – And Hints They Could Return
Tesla’s decision to discontinue the flagship Model S and Model X was not simply about weak demand or cutting costs. According to Tesla executives, the move was driven by a combination of aging vehicle architecture, […]
SpaceX News
AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon Push Back on FCC Satellite-to-Phone Rule Changes
AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon have joined wireless industry group CTIA in challenging parts of a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposal to expand satellite-to-phone services, as SpaceX pursues access to 80,000 US cell towers for Starlink Mobile. The companies raised concerns about interference, carrier control and the use of existing 5G frequencies. According to an official CTIA filing dated October 22, representatives met separately with advisers to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr and Commissioners Anna Gomez and Olivia Trusty on October 20. The group urged regulators to revise several provisions before moving forward. The discussions follow the FCC’s October 8 draft proposal to expand Supplemental Coverage from Space (SCS), which allows satellites to connect directly with ordinary phones using mobile carriers’ licensed frequencies. The proposal would open another 482 megahertz of spectrum, increasing the number of eligible bands from five to 13. CTIA specifically requested the removal of Time-Division Duplex (TDD) frequencies, including the 2.5 GHz and 3.45 GHz bands. The group argued these frequencies are technically unsuitable for satellite service and currently support wireless connectivity for more than 300 million users. At the same time, CTIA opposed replacing existing spectrum leasing requirements with agreements allowing satellite and terrestrial operators to share frequencies. It asked the FCC to preserve carrier consent, control and termination rights, while maintaining access to regulatory enforcement. Despite those objections, CTIA acknowledged that satellite connectivity could extend coverage into remote communities and areas affected by disasters. SpaceX has not publicly responded to the filing. The draft is scheduled for consideration at the FCC’s October 29 open meeting. The letters comes just days after the FCC approved SpaceX’s acquisition of Tristar’s AWS-3 spectrum, a move that would allow Starlink Mobile to challenge the major carriers in the U.S. Related Articles:
SpaceX in Talks to Access 80,000 US Cell Towers for Starlink Mobile: Report
SpaceX is in talks with major US tower companies to gain access to as many as 80,000 cell sites for Starlink Mobile, following the company’s FCC approval to acquire Tristar’s AWS-3 spectrum. The towers would […]
FCC Approves SpaceX Deal for Tristar’s AWS-3 Spectrum to Expand Starlink Direct-to-Device Service
SpaceX has picked up another batch of wireless spectrum for its satellite-to-phone network, just weeks after striking a deal for low-band spectrum. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved SpaceX’s takeover of three unused AWS-3 […]
Elon Musk Says SpaceX Could Hit $500 Billion to $1 Trillion in Annual Recurring Revenue by End of 2027
Elon Musk has laid out an ambitious revenue projection for SpaceX, saying on the company’s third-quarter earnings call that it could reach between $500 billion (C$702.7 billion) and $1 trillion (C$1.41 trillion) in annual recurring […]
Supercharger News
Tesla’s centralized Supercharger payment kiosks arrive in Canada
Tesla’s centralized payment kiosks have started appearing at Supercharger stations in Canada, giving non-Tesla EV drivers another way to pay for charging without downloading the Tesla app. The first reported sighting comes from Kingston, Ontario, […]
Tesla set to nearly double number of Supercharger stalls in Merritt, B.C.
Tesla is preparing a major expansion of its Supercharger network in Merritt, a small city in the interior of British Columbia that already has four stations. According to an update to Tesla’s Find Us map […]
Tesla Supercharger under construction in Deschambault [Quebec]
Tesla is adding another charging stop along Quebec’s Highway 40, with a new Supercharger now under construction at Restaurant Le Chavigny in Deschambault. The location only appeared on Tesla’s Find Us map earlier this week, […]