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FSD • Feb 24, 2026

Tesla’s battle with the California Department of Motor Vehicles isn’t over after all

Tesla has sued the California DMV to challenge its false advertising allegations against the company's "Autopilot" and "Full Self-Driving" names. This legal action continues Tesla's fight to defend its marketing and technological claims. The outcome could impact how Tesla is allowed to advertise its driver-assistance systems in a key market.

FSD • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla Takes California DMV to Court to Overturn ‘False Advertising’ Ruling

Tesla is suing the California DMV to reverse a ruling that accused the company of false advertising, primarily related to its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving claims. This legal challenge represents a significant escalation in Tesla's ongoing dispute with regulators over how it markets its driver-assistance systems. The outcome could impact the terminology Tesla is allowed to use and shape future regulatory scrutiny of its technology.

FSD • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla sues California DMV to reverse ‘Full Self-Driving’ false advertising ruling

Tesla is suing the California DMV to overturn a ruling that its "Autopilot" and "Full Self-Driving" marketing constitutes false advertising. This legal challenge comes despite Tesla having already complied with the DMV's order to change its marketing language. The lawsuit suggests Tesla is seeking to clear its name and potentially defend its branding strategy for the future.

Model 3/Y • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla is making two big upgrades to the Model 3, coding shows

Tesla is preparing to add a Black Headliner option and a new 16-inch QHD display to the Model 3, as revealed by code in its online configurators. This means prospective buyers can expect a more premium interior look and a larger, higher-resolution screen, similar to the one in the Model Y Performance.

Model 3/Y • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla Model 3 to also get black headliner, 16-inch QHD display

Tesla is reportedly preparing interior upgrades for the Model 3 Premium and Performance trims, including a black headliner and a larger 16-inch QHD display. This follows similar recent updates to the Model Y. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a continued refresh of Tesla's existing models with higher-end interior features.

Model 3/Y • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla Model Y L approved for sale in Australia

Tesla's six-seat Model Y L variant has received regulatory approval for sale in Australia, marking its first expansion outside of China. This provides Australian customers with a new, more spacious configuration option for the popular electric SUV.

FSD • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla is having a hard time turning over its FSD traffic violation data

Tesla has been granted a second extension by the NHTSA, pushing its deadline to submit detailed FSD traffic violation data to March 2026. This delay suggests Tesla is struggling to compile the required information, which includes video and vehicle logs. For owners and enthusiasts, it indicates ongoing regulatory scrutiny of FSD's safety performance and potential challenges within the system.

Tesla Semi • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla lays groundwork for Semi Megacharger network in Europe

Tesla is expanding its plans for a Megacharger network to Europe, following its initial announcement for North America. This infrastructure is designed to support the long-haul electric Tesla Semi truck. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's serious commitment to rolling out the Semi in the European market.

FSD • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla to Let Drivers Give Verbal FSD Instructions, Musk Confirms

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system will soon be updated to accept verbal commands from drivers, as confirmed by CEO Elon Musk. This upgrade aims to significantly improve the system's usability by allowing for more natural interaction. For owners, it means they will potentially be able to give spoken instructions like "turn left at the next light" instead of relying solely on the car's navigation or manual controls.

Model 3/Y • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla Model Y wins 2026 Drive Car of the Year award in Australia

The Tesla Model Y has been named the 2026 Drive Car of the Year in Australia. This follows its position as the country's best-selling electric vehicle and a top-ten vehicle overall in 2025. The award reinforces the Model Y's dominant popularity and critical acclaim in the Australian market.

Model 3/Y • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla Model Y L six-seater approved for Australia ahead of launch

Tesla's six-seater Model Y variant has received regulatory approval in Australia, indicating an upcoming launch. This new configuration will provide an additional seating option for families or groups needing more capacity. For Australian customers, it means greater choice and utility within Tesla's electric vehicle lineup.

FSD • Feb 23, 2026

Elon Musk highlights one of Tesla FSD Supervised’s most underrated features

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised software can now recognize hand signals from cyclists and others. This feature improves the system's ability to navigate complex real-world driving scenarios safely. For owners, it represents a meaningful step toward more advanced and intuitive autonomous driving.