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Tesla Finally Brings FSD v14 Lite to Intel-Powered Model S and Model X
Following last week’s release of FSD V14.3 Lite for HW3 to a small batch of early testers, Intel-based HW3 Model S and Model X owners are now getting FSD (Supervised) v14.3 Lite, a long-awaited upgrade […]
Tesla expanding Middle East presence with Oman launch in 2027
Tesla is preparing to expand its presence in the Middle East, confirming plans to officially enter Oman in 2027. The automaker has already started recruiting employees in the country’s capital, Muscat, ahead of the launch. […]
Tesla Shareholders Want Answers on Cybercab, FSD, and Optimus at Q3 Earnings Call
Tesla has opened its shareholder Q&A platform ahead of its third-quarter 2026 earnings call, giving retail investors an opportunity to ask questions directly to company executives. So far, the biggest topics aren’t vehicle sales or […]
Tesla Model Y Claims Top Spot Among Foreign Vehicles in Japan as Sales Surge
The Tesla Model Y continues to gain ground in Japan, with the electric SUV once again claiming the title of the country’s best-selling foreign-brand vehicle in September 2026. Tesla Japan announced the result on X […]
Tesla Loses Majority Share of U.S. Fast-Charging Market as Rivals Accelerate Expansion
Tesla is still building more fast chargers than any other company in the United States, but for the first time in the latest industry figures, it no longer controls the majority of the market. New data from Paren shows Tesla’s share of US DC fast-charging ports dropped to 49.3% at the end of September, down from 54.3% a year earlier. What’s interesting is that Tesla hasn’t stopped expanding. In fact, it added roughly 5,700 ports over the past year. The difference is that competing networks installed more than twice that number during the same period. Tesla remains the clear leader in new installations, adding 1,287 Supercharger stalls in the third quarter alone. That number increases to 1,411 when including its Supercharger for Business program. However, companies like Ionna, Walmart, and Electrify America are expanding their networks, giving EV drivers more alternatives to Tesla’s Superchargers. And those alternatives are getting better. More than a third of new non-Tesla charging ports installed during Q3 were rated for 400kW or higher, compared to just 10% a year ago. Tesla is also pushing ahead with its next-generation V4 cabinets, which can deliver up to 500kW. Another notable change is the size of charging locations. Tesla’s newest Superchargers averaged 13.1 stalls, with 11 new sites featuring at least 24 stalls. The expansion comes as U.S. EV drivers are using public chargers more frequently than ever. Charging sessions jumped 26% year-over-year to 50.4 million during Q3, yet overall charger utilization remained nearly unchanged. For Tesla, losing its majority market share isn’t necessarily a sign of the company losing its edge. Rather, it shows how quickly the broader charging industry is expanding around a network that has dominated the market for years. Related Articles
Tesla to open Superchargers at 21 South Korean highway rest areas
Tesla is preparing a major expansion of its Supercharger network in South Korea after Tesla Korea said it was selected to install charging stations at highway rest areas across the country. In an announcement on […]
Cybertruck News
Tesla to add remote trailer light test through mobile app
Tesla is preparing to roll out a small but highly practical new feature that could make a big difference for owners who tow with their vehicles—especially those doing it solo. According to new strings discovered […]
Tesla Cybertruck joins PG&E vehicle-to-grid program in California
Tesla has taken another step in turning its vehicles into energy assets, with the Cybertruck now officially approved for a new residential grid program in California. In a joint announcement with Pacific Gas and Electric […]
Tesla Cybertruck Sales: SpaceX Buys 1,279 Units in Q4 2025
New registration data is providing insight into Tesla’s Cybertruck deliveries, revealing that a notable share of the electric pickup’s recent sales came from fleet purchases from Elon Musk’s other companies rather than individual buyers. According […]
Tesla Patent Reveals New Take on Cybertruck Range Extender With Trailer Design
Tesla may not have abandoned its Cybertruck range extender after all—it may just look very different from what was originally promised. A newly published patent suggests the company is still actively developing a solution to […]
Model 3 News
Tesla Model 3 RWD wait times stretch into 2027 in the U.S.
Extended delivery timelines are now also impacting potential buyers in the United States. Tesla’s most affordable Model 3 has seen its delivery timeline pushed back significantly south of the border, with new orders now facing […]
Tesla officially recalls 20,349 Model 3 and Model Y over headlight issue
Tesla has officially filed a recall for more than 20,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in the U.S. over headlights that can exceed federal brightness limits. The recall comes a few weeks after regulators […]
NHTSA investigates Tesla Model 3 and Model Y over potential suspension failure
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a new investigation into nearly 1.2 million Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles over a potential suspension failure. The investigation, opened July 29, 2026, focuses […]
Tesla Bringing Faster, Cooled Wireless Phone Chargers to Model 3 and Model Y: Report
Tesla appears to be preparing another hardware upgrade that should make wireless phone charging in its vehicles both faster and more reliable. According to a report from Not a Tesla App, Tesla plans to expand the […]
Model Y News
Tesla adds shifts at Giga Berlin to boost Model Y production
Tesla is adding more shifts at Giga Berlin as it pushes toward a major increase in Model Y production, a move that could eventually help ease the lengthy delivery times facing Canadian buyers. As we […]
Tesla launches new Model 3 and Model Y inventory discounts in China
Tesla has launched a new round of incentives in China. The latest offers discounts on in-stock Model 3 and Model Y vehicles as the automaker looks to close out the third quarter on a strong […]
2026 Tesla Model Y Earns IIHS Top Safety Pick+ With Perfect Crash Test Scores
Tesla retains bragging rights as the Model Y earns the much-coveted Top Safety Pick+ designation. The electric SUV scored high across nearly all aspects of the crash test. The refreshed 2026 Model Y (including 2027 […]
Tesla Tops South Korea Import Sales for Seventh Straight Month
Tesla held the lead in South Korea sales of imported cars for a seventh straight month in August, with the Model Y outselling every passenger vehicle in the country. According to the Korea Automobile Importers & […]
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Model S News
Tesla to host Signature Edition Model S and Model X delivery event on May 12
Tesla has officially announced a dedicated delivery event for the Signature Edition Model S and Model X vehicles. According to invitations being sent out to buyers, the event will take place on May 12, 2026, […]
Tesla sells out Signature Edition Model S and Model X in under a week
Just five days after it became available, the Model S Signature Edition has officially sold out, closing the books on Tesla’s final run of its flagship sedan. The sellout follows closely behind the Model X […]
Tesla unveils limited ‘Signature Edition’ Model S and Model X
Tesla has unveiled a limited-run “Signature Edition” for the Model S and Model X, marking the final chapter for its flagship sedan and SUV. According to details shared with select customers on Saturday morning, Tesla […]
Model X News
Tesla to add remote trailer light test through mobile app
Tesla is preparing to roll out a small but highly practical new feature that could make a big difference for owners who tow with their vehicles—especially those doing it solo. According to new strings discovered […]
Tesla sells out Signature Edition Model S and Model X in under a week
Just five days after it became available, the Model S Signature Edition has officially sold out, closing the books on Tesla’s final run of its flagship sedan. The sellout follows closely behind the Model X […]
Tesla unveils limited ‘Signature Edition’ Model S and Model X
Tesla has unveiled a limited-run “Signature Edition” for the Model S and Model X, marking the final chapter for its flagship sedan and SUV. According to details shared with select customers on Saturday morning, Tesla […]
SpaceX News
Starlink Goes Live on Austrian Airlines With First Passenger Flight
Austrian Airlines is the latest to join the Starlink in-flight WiFi party, with the airline completing its first passenger flight using the satellite-based service on Monday. The first Starlink-equipped flight departed Vienna for Porto on […]
Starlink’s Memphis Discounts add over 2,000 New Customers
As data center protests and complaints continue to circulate about new projects, Starlink’s localized 50% discount on its Residential Plan has added over 2,000 customers. As we reported in June, SpaceX decided to slash Starlink […]
SAS equipped 81 Airbus A320neos with Starlink in just six months
SAS Scandinavian Airlines has completed the installation of SpaceX’s Starlink internet service across its entire Airbus A320neo fleet, wrapping up the rollout just six months after it began. All 81 of the airline’s A320neo aircraft […]
SpaceX cuts Starlink prices by 50% for residents near Starbase Louisiana
SpaceX is giving residents near the site of its massive upcoming Starbase Louisiana project a big break on their internet bills, offering 50% off Starlink Residential service in parts of Vermilion Parish. The company has […]
Supercharger News
Tesla reverses some recent Supercharger price hikes in Canada, while other locations get more expensive
Tesla has adjusted Supercharger prices across Canada again, less than two weeks after its last widespread pricing changes. This latest round is again a mixed bag, with some drivers now paying considerably less while others […]
Tesla expanding Ontario’s Port Hope Supercharger
Tesla is expanding its Supercharger network in Ontario, with construction underway on eight new V4 charging stalls in Port Hope. The expansion is taking place at the existing Supercharger location on Telephone Road, just off […]
Tesla quietly building new Supercharger in northern Quebec
Tesla is expanding its Supercharger network into a relatively underserved part of Quebec, with a previously unannounced charging station now under construction in Montcerf-Lytton, north of Mont-Laurier. The new Supercharger was spotted by a member […]