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FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Elon Musk reveals date of Tesla Full Self-Driving’s next massive release

Tesla's next major Full Self-Driving update, version 14.3, is scheduled for release in late March. This update aims to improve the system's reasoning and logic, particularly to address navigation issues that are a common complaint among owners. If successful, it could significantly enhance the overall driving experience for Tesla enthusiasts using FSD.

Latest • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla Delivery Barometer — March 2026: What's the Real Wait Time in France?

Tesla Mag's March 2026 report for France estimates real-world delivery times by compiling community data, as Tesla does not provide official schedules. This gives potential buyers and new order holders a clearer, crowd-sourced picture of their expected wait. For enthusiasts, it serves as a valuable unofficial benchmark to track delivery trends and manage expectations.

Charging • Mar 19, 2026

Stellantis EVs Gain Access to Tesla Supercharger Network Across North America

Stellantis EV owners, including those with Dodge and Jeep models, can now use Tesla's extensive Supercharger network in North America. This significantly increases the available fast-charging options for these drivers. For Tesla, it further establishes its Supercharger network as the dominant charging standard in the region.

Latest • Mar 19, 2026

EDF bill rises €38 monthly after Tesla purchase, driver skips gas stations.

A Tesla owner reports their home electricity bill increased by €38 per month after switching to an electric vehicle, but they no longer need to buy gas. This provides a concrete, real-world example of the trade-off in operating costs for potential EV buyers. For enthusiasts, it highlights that while home charging adds to the utility bill, the elimination of fuel costs remains a significant financial benefit.

Cybertruck • Mar 19, 2026

Chattanooga Charge: Tesla and EV fans ready for the Southeast’s wildest Tesla party

The Chattanooga Charge is an upcoming Tesla enthusiast event in the Southeast featuring activities like Cybertruck convoys and family zones. This gathering signifies a growing community for Tesla and EV owners to connect and celebrate. For enthusiasts, it represents a major regional opportunity to engage with the brand and fellow fans.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving gets latest bit of scrutiny from NHTSA

The NHTSA is investigating Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, focusing on its performance in poor visibility conditions. This probe affects approximately 3.2 million Tesla vehicles. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents ongoing regulatory scrutiny of the system's safety and effectiveness.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

NHTSA escalates Tesla FSD investigation over low-visibility detection concerns

The U.S. safety regulator, NHTSA, has escalated its investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving system to a more serious "engineering analysis." This action is due to concerns over the system's performance in low-visibility conditions, such as rain or fog. The move increases regulatory scrutiny and could potentially lead to a recall if safety defects are confirmed.

Cybertruck • Mar 19, 2026

Woman Arrested After Cybertruck Vandalism Caught on Sentry Mode

A woman was arrested in North Carolina after vandalizing a Tesla Cybertruck, with the entire incident being recorded by the vehicle's Sentry Mode security system. This event demonstrates the effectiveness of Tesla's built-in surveillance in deterring crime and aiding law enforcement. For owners and enthusiasts, it serves as a powerful real-world example of the security benefits provided by Tesla's technology.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving is on the cusp of a recall

U.S. safety regulators are expanding an investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving system due to concerns about its performance in poor visibility, such as rain or fog. The probe focuses on whether the system's alerts for drivers to take control are sufficient when its cameras are obstructed. This could potentially lead to a recall, impacting owners who rely on the FSD feature.

Model S/X • Mar 19, 2026

Rolls-Royce abandons 2030 all-electric goal, will continue building V12 models

Rolls-Royce has reversed its commitment to become an all-electric brand by 2030, citing slower-than-expected EV adoption in the luxury market. This means the company will continue producing its iconic V12 combustion engines alongside electric models. For Tesla enthusiasts, this highlights the ongoing challenges of the broader EV transition, even in the high-end automotive sector.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla is one stop away from having to recall FSD in NHTSA visibility crash probe

The NHTSA has escalated its investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, moving to an "Engineering Analysis" that covers over 3.2 million vehicles and is the final step before a potential recall. The agency found that FSD fails to properly warn drivers when its cameras are blinded by common conditions like sun glare or fog. This means Tesla may soon be forced to recall and update the software for millions of owners to address these safety concerns.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla FSD v14.3 Nears Release as Testing Continues, Says Elon Musk

Tesla's Full Self-Driving version 14.3 is nearing a public release, with Elon Musk stating it is in final testing and could launch within weeks. This indicates Tesla owners and enthusiasts can soon expect a significant update to the autonomous driving software.