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Model S/X • Mar 26, 2026

Tesla Model S and Model X Discontinued: Final Orders Open Until March 31

Tesla is officially discontinuing its flagship Model S sedan and Model X SUV, with final orders available until March 31. This marks the end of an era for these pioneering electric vehicles as the company shifts its focus toward future projects like the Cybercab. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a major transition in Tesla's lineup, moving beyond its original high-end models.

Charging • Mar 26, 2026

Tesla’s newest “Folding V4 Superchargers” are key to its most aggressive expansion yet

Tesla has introduced a new, folding design for its V4 Superchargers, which allows 33% more units to be shipped per truck. This innovation significantly reduces deployment time and cost, enabling a faster and more aggressive expansion of the Supercharger network. For owners and enthusiasts, this means quicker access to more charging locations as Tesla accelerates its infrastructure growth.

Latest • Mar 26, 2026

Elon Musk Teases New Tesla Vehicle ‘Way Cooler Than a Minivan’

Elon Musk has hinted at a new Tesla vehicle designed for families, explicitly stating it will not be a conventional minivan. This suggests Tesla is developing a new model to expand its current lineup. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals an upcoming innovative product focused on family transportation.

Latest • Mar 26, 2026

Elon teases a van, Tesla sales tumble, and there is no Robotaxi in California

Elon Musk has hinted at a long-awaited Tesla van concept. Meanwhile, Tesla faces challenges with declining sales in Europe and a reported lack of operational Robotaxis in California.

FSD • Mar 25, 2026

California regulator confirms Tesla is ‘not operating an autonomous vehicle service’

A California regulator has clarified that Tesla's ride-hailing service is classified as a standard chauffeur service, not an autonomous vehicle operation. This means Tesla is not subject to the stricter safety and data reporting rules that apply to true robotaxi companies like Waymo. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this confirms that the company's current service relies on human drivers and is not the fully self-driving "robotaxi" that has been promised for the future.

Model S/X • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla starts the Model S/X phaseout with a purchase deadline in South Korea (final prices and details)

Tesla has set a final order deadline of March 31st for its Model S and Model X in South Korea, marking the first official step in phasing out these flagship vehicles. This means potential buyers in that market have a limited window to purchase these models before they are discontinued.

Cybertruck • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla Cybercab spotted next to Model Y shows size comparison

A new photo shows Tesla's upcoming Cybercab next to a Model Y, revealing the robotaxi is notably smaller. While unreleased, the Cybercab is positioned to potentially surpass the Model Y in popularity due to its planned lower price and focus on autonomous ride-hailing. For enthusiasts, this highlights Tesla's strategic shift from personal vehicles towards a future of driverless transportation services.

Latest • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla is coming out with ‘something cooler than a minivan’, says Elon Musk

Elon Musk has announced Tesla is developing a new vehicle with greater passenger capacity, described as "something cooler than a minivan." However, the company is limiting new vehicle programs as it shifts focus toward its "transportation as a service" business model. This suggests the vehicle is in development but may not be a near-term priority for release.

Latest • Mar 25, 2026

Elon Musk says Tesla is developing a new vehicle: ‘Way cooler than a minivan’

Elon Musk has announced Tesla is developing a new vehicle designed for larger families, described as "way cooler than a minivan." This comes as the company phases out its Model X, suggesting a direct replacement is in the works. For enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's commitment to expanding its lineup with a dedicated family-oriented vehicle.

FSD • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla faces another lawsuit in Australia over Full Self-Driving claims

Tesla is facing a new lawsuit in Australia alleging it misrepresented the capabilities of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. The case centers on customers who paid significant sums for features that did not perform as advertised. This legal action highlights ongoing scrutiny and potential financial risks for Tesla regarding its autonomous driving claims.

FSD Europe • Mar 25, 2026

Free FSD Transfer: Why Tesla Wants You to Sign Before March 31

Tesla is offering a free transfer of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) capability to customers who take delivery of a new vehicle by March 31, 2026. This is widely seen as a strategy to clear inventory of current models with older hardware (HW3/HW4) before a key European regulatory approval in April. For owners, it's a chance to upgrade their car without losing their significant FSD investment, while for Tesla it helps sell existing stock ahead of a potential hardware transition.

Tesla Energy • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla Solar: The $2.9 Billion Paradox That Will Save Full Self-Driving

Tesla is investing $2.9 billion in Chinese machinery to build energy independence for its Texas operations. This strategic move aims to secure a stable power supply, which is critical for the development and operation of its data-intensive Full Self-Driving technology. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's commitment to overcoming infrastructure hurdles to advance its autonomous driving ambitions.