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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.

Model 3/Y • Jan 26, 2026

What's The Furthest You've Gone To Buy A Car?

A Tesla owner drove over 1,000 miles to purchase a specific Model S Plaid, highlighting the extreme lengths some enthusiasts will go to secure their ideal vehicle. This story underscores the powerful brand loyalty and specific demand within the Tesla community, where buyers are willing to bypass local inventory for the exact configuration they want. For owners and enthusiasts, it reflects a market where personal specification and belief in the product can outweigh conventional purchasing convenience.

Model 3/Y • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla Hardware 4.5 found in new Model Y and Parts Catalog

Tesla has begun production of a new "Hardware 4.5" computer for its Full Self-Driving system, as confirmed by its parts catalog and sightings in new Model Y vehicles. This represents an incremental upgrade to the existing Hardware 4 suite. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals ongoing, rapid hardware improvements aimed at enhancing Tesla's autonomous driving capabilities.

Latest • Jan 26, 2026

Texas Still Struggles With Fake License Plates After Eliminating Paper Temp Tags

Texas's elimination of paper temporary license plates has led to a surge in fraudulent metal tags, as criminals exploit the new system. This means Tesla owners and all drivers in Texas face increased risks from untraceable vehicles involved in crime. The situation highlights an ongoing regulatory challenge that affects road safety and enforcement.

Model 3/Y • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla China rolls out Model 3 insurance subsidy through February

Tesla China is offering an 8,000 RMB (approx. $1,150) insurance subsidy for Model 3 purchases made by February 28. This limited-time incentive is a strategic move to boost sales of the Model 3 in the competitive Chinese market. For potential buyers, it effectively reduces the final purchase price of the vehicle.

FSD • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla hiring Body Fit Technicians for Cybercab’s end of line

Tesla is hiring specialized technicians to ensure the precise assembly and body fit of its upcoming Cybercab robotaxi. This indicates that the vehicle is moving into the later stages of its production process. For enthusiasts, this is a tangible sign that Tesla is actively ramping up its workforce to bring the autonomous Cybercab to market.

Tesla Energy • Jan 26, 2026

Swedish unions consider police report over Tesla Megapack Supercharger

Swedish unions are considering filing a police report over a newly opened Tesla Megapack Supercharger station near Stockholm. This action is part of an ongoing, broader labor dispute in Sweden targeting Tesla's operations. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals continued disruptions and potential legal challenges to Tesla's expansion in the region.

Latest • Jan 26, 2026

Steel Vs. Aluminum Hoods: What Each Material Does Best (And Worst)

Tesla has shifted from aluminum to steel for the hoods of its Cybertruck and some Model Y vehicles, prioritizing durability and cost-effectiveness over weight savings. This means owners of these models benefit from increased resistance to dents and lower repair costs, though it may slightly impact overall vehicle efficiency. For enthusiasts, this reflects Tesla's practical engineering choices to balance performance, longevity, and affordability.

Model 3/Y • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla HW4.5 spotted in new Model Y, triggers speculation

Tesla appears to have begun installing a new, unannounced "Hardware 4.5" (AP45) computer in some new Model Y vehicles. This discovery has sparked speculation among owners and enthusiasts about potential incremental upgrades to the car's self-driving hardware. However, Tesla has not officially confirmed the capabilities or purpose of this new component.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla CyberVault : Pourquoi ce chargeur « blindé » doit absolument quitter la Chine

Tesla has launched the CyberVault, a secure safe and futuristic charging station inspired by the Cybertruck, expanding its lifestyle ecosystem. However, the product is currently only available in China, creating demand and frustration among Tesla owners and enthusiasts worldwide who are eager for its international release.