Tesla News, FSD Updates & EV Insights

Charging • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla adds new Supercharger locations in BC, Alberta, and Ontario in March 2026 map update

Tesla has updated its Canadian Supercharger map for March 2026, adding new stations planned for construction in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario. This expansion indicates Tesla is continuing to grow its fast-charging network, which will improve travel convenience and reduce range anxiety for owners in these regions.

Model 3/Y • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla sends Canadian Model 3 inventory to the US as it expects Chinese EVs back

Tesla has cleared its Canadian Model 3 inventory by sending US-built vehicles back to the United States. This move anticipates increased competition from Chinese EVs, which can now enter Canada under a significantly reduced tariff. For Tesla, this is a strategic shift to avoid a potential oversupply in Canada as cheaper Chinese models arrive.

Model 3/Y • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla Australia confirms six-seat Model Y L launch in 2026

Tesla Australia has confirmed the launch of a six-seat Model Y L variant in 2026. This model will feature a longer body and wheelbase compared to the standard five-seat version to accommodate a third row of seats. This expansion provides Australian families and buyers with a larger, more versatile electric SUV option from Tesla.

Software Updates • Mar 06, 2026

First image of Apple CarPlay integration in Tesla interface reportedly leaked on Chinese social media

A leaked image from Chinese social media reportedly shows Apple CarPlay integrated into a Tesla's native interface. This suggests Tesla may be moving forward with a long-rumored feature to support the popular smartphone projection system. If confirmed, this would allow Tesla owners to seamlessly use Apple's apps and interface directly on their vehicle's main screen.

Roadster • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla Roadster patent hints at radical seat redesign ahead of reveal

A newly published Tesla patent reveals a radical, single-frame seat design for the upcoming Roadster, signaling the car is nearing its public debut. This major redesign suggests a focus on advanced materials and manufacturing for the next-generation sports car.

Charging • Mar 05, 2026

Tesla opens two new Superchargers in Laval and Quebec City [Quebec]

Tesla has expanded its Supercharger network in Quebec, Canada, with two new stations in Laval and Quebec City. This provides Tesla owners in the region with more convenient and accessible fast-charging options for longer trips.

FSD • Mar 05, 2026

Tesla targets FSD launch in Japan by late 2026 as ride-alongs begin

Tesla is aiming to launch its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system in Japan by the end of 2026. The company has begun initial testing and ride-alongs in the country. This represents a significant planned expansion of Tesla's advanced driver-assistance technology into a major new market.

Latest • Mar 05, 2026

Tesla wins another award critics will absolutely despise

Tesla has widened its lead in an industry sustainability ranking, achieving a top score of 49%. This reflects the company's strong progress in reducing emissions and decarbonizing its operations. For owners and enthusiasts, it underscores Tesla's commitment to environmental leadership beyond just its electric vehicles.

FSD • Mar 05, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving likely to expand to yet another Asian country

Tesla is targeting a 2026 launch for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software in Japan. This expansion into another major Asian market indicates Tesla's continued global rollout of its advanced driver-assistance system. For owners and enthusiasts in Japan, it means the anticipated technology could become available locally within the next few years.

Model 3/Y • Mar 05, 2026

Tesla issues fix for Model Y front camera water ingress in new Service Bulletin

Tesla has released a service bulletin to fix a water intrusion issue affecting the front bumper camera on some Model Y vehicles. This repair will prevent potential camera malfunctions and ensure the proper operation of driver-assistance features that rely on it. Owners of affected vehicles should contact Tesla service to have the fix applied.

Software Updates • Mar 05, 2026

Tesla ships out an update for everyone that California caused

Tesla is issuing a mandatory software update to rename certain features in its vehicles, a change prompted by a California regulatory ruling. The update does not alter how any features function, only their on-screen labels. For owners, this means a simple, non-functional text change to comply with state regulations.