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Model 3/Y • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla quietly starts shipping Model Y with new AI4.5 computer

Tesla has begun shipping new Model Y vehicles with an upgraded "Hardware 4.5" (AI4.5) self-driving computer, confirmed by owner discoveries and part numbers. The company made no official announcement about this quiet rollout. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a hardware improvement that could enable more advanced autonomous driving capabilities in the future.

FSD Europe • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla gives its biggest hint that Full Self-Driving in Europe is imminent

Tesla appears to be preparing for the European launch of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software, as indicated by new features that handle international border crossings. This suggests that regulatory approval and a rollout for European Tesla owners could be coming very soon.

Model 3/Y • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla reintroduces Model 3 insurance subsidy in China

Tesla is offering an insurance subsidy for the Model 3 in China to boost demand. This is part of a series of recent promotions aimed at stimulating sales in a competitive market. For potential buyers in China, it effectively lowers the purchase cost of the vehicle.

Charging • Jan 26, 2026

EV Charging Levels Explained for New and Future Electric Vehicle Owners

This article explains the three levels of EV charging, from slow home charging to fast public options. For Tesla owners, it highlights the versatility of their vehicles, which can use both Tesla's Supercharger network and other public chargers with an adapter. Understanding these levels helps owners optimize charging for daily use or long trips.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla opens second 500kW V4 Supercharger in the U.S.

Tesla has activated a second U.S. location for its new V4 Superchargers, which can deliver up to 500 kW per charging stall. This represents a significant expansion of its fastest charging technology. For owners, this means the potential for dramatically reduced charging times as the new hardware rolls out more widely.

Latest • Jan 26, 2026

The Most Comprehensive Car Warranties Come From Automakers You've Never Even Heard Of

Tesla's warranty coverage is not among the industry's longest, as some lesser-known brands offer more comprehensive plans. This highlights a competitive area where Tesla does not lead, focusing its value proposition elsewhere. For owners and enthusiasts, it means Tesla's appeal relies more on technology and performance than on extended warranty protection.

Charging • Jan 26, 2026

Trump 'Defied The Will Of Congress' In Cutting EV Charger Funding: Judge

A judge ruled the Trump administration overstepped its authority by cutting congressionally-approved funding for electric vehicle charging stations. This decision reinstates funding for the national EV charging network. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this supports the continued expansion of charging infrastructure, which benefits all EV drivers including those using Tesla's future open Supercharger network.

Optimus • Jan 26, 2026

SpaceX Starship V3 gets launch date update from Elon Musk

Elon Musk announced that SpaceX's Starship Version 3, featuring new Raptor V3 engines, could have its first flight as early as March. While this is SpaceX news, it highlights the rapid pace of innovation at Musk's companies, which Tesla enthusiasts often follow closely for its implications on long-term technological ambition and vision.

Model 3/Y • Jan 26, 2026

Chinese EV Maker Chery Prepares Canadian Launch After Tariff Rollback

Following Canada's removal of tariffs on Chinese-made EVs, Chinese automaker Chery is preparing to enter the Canadian market. This move signals increased competition for Tesla and other EV brands in Canada. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this development means more EV choices but also potentially greater market pressure on pricing and features.

Model 3/Y • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla HW4.5 : Une transition surprise repérée sur les Model Y de Fremont

Tesla has unexpectedly begun installing a new "AP4.5" computer, or Hardware 4.5, in some newly built Model Y vehicles from its Fremont factory. This represents an unannounced mid-cycle upgrade ahead of the anticipated Hardware 5, likely offering incremental improvements in processing power and camera capabilities. For owners and enthusiasts, it means newer vehicles may have enhanced hardware for future software-driven features related to Autopilot and Full Self-Driving.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

This major city just banned fat tire electric bikes

Amsterdam is banning electric fat tire bikes from its most famous park, citing concerns over their size and impact. City officials are considering wider restrictions, signaling a potential regulatory shift that could affect Tesla owners who also use similar e-bikes for urban mobility.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla loses another manufacturing director as exodus continues

Tesla's Director of Vehicle Operations and Engineering, Benjamin Bate, has left the company after eight years to join another firm. This continues a trend of experienced executives departing Tesla. For owners and enthusiasts, this ongoing exodus of manufacturing leadership raises concerns about potential impacts on operational stability and future vehicle production.