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Charging • Mar 23, 2026

Tesla launches first ‘true’ East Coast V4 Supercharger: here’s what that means

Tesla has launched its first fully-featured V4 Supercharger station on the U.S. East Coast. This "true" V4 version includes all the key upgrades like longer cables, built-in card readers, and touchscreen displays that were missing from many earlier V4 stalls. For owners and enthusiasts, this means faster, more convenient charging and better support for non-Tesla electric vehicles.

Tesla Semi • Mar 23, 2026

Tesla Semi has a million-mile battery, claims Tesla

Tesla has revealed new details about its Semi electric truck, including a battery designed to last one million miles. The 500-mile version has also achieved weight savings that allow it to match the payload capacity of traditional diesel trucks. This indicates significant progress toward production and a major competitive advantage in the commercial trucking industry.

Tesla Semi • Mar 23, 2026

Tesla reveals various improvements to the Semi in new piece with Jay Leno

Tesla executives showcased several new improvements to the Tesla Semi truck in a video featuring Jay Leno. The updates come as the company prepares to ramp up the Semi's production volume this year. This indicates Tesla is refining the final design and features for its commercial trucking customers.

Cybertruck • Mar 23, 2026

Tesla patent reveals dual-battery system for trailer-mounted range extender

Tesla has patented a dual-battery system that could allow an auxiliary battery pack, potentially housed in a trailer, to extend a vehicle's range. This development suggests Tesla is still working on range-extender technology despite canceling a similar product for the Cybertruck. For owners, this could eventually offer a flexible solution for significantly increasing driving distance on long trips or when towing.

Software Updates • Mar 23, 2026

Tesla launches amazing new feature for shared vehicles

Tesla's latest software update allows owners to see which driver profile is active in real-time via the mobile app. This feature is particularly useful for households or businesses that share a Tesla, providing clarity on who is currently or was last driving the vehicle.

Latest • Mar 23, 2026

Elon Musk’s TERAFAB project: Everything you need to know

Tesla is launching its own "TERAFAB" computing hardware project to meet the high demand for processing power required by its ambitious AI and robotics initiatives. This move means Tesla is vertically integrating its AI infrastructure to ensure it has the necessary capacity and speed for projects like self-driving and Optimus, reducing reliance on external suppliers. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a major commitment to advancing Tesla's core technologies more independently and rapidly.

FSD Europe • Mar 23, 2026

Tesla Autopilot and FSD: What French law actually says in case of an accident

French law clearly states that the driver remains legally responsible for the vehicle, even when using systems like Autopilot or Full Self-Driving. This means that in the event of an accident, the driver, not Tesla, would face potential liability and insurance claims. For owners and enthusiasts, this underscores the critical importance of maintaining constant supervision and readiness to take control of the vehicle at all times.

Latest • Mar 23, 2026

Elon Musk offers to pay TSA salaries as government shutdown leaves agents without paychecks

Elon Musk offered to personally cover TSA salaries as the DHS shutdown deepens travel chaos nationwide. The post Elon Musk offers to pay TSA salaries ...

Cybertruck • Mar 22, 2026

Tesla Cybercab first impressions: interior space, charge port, improved FSD cameras, ambient lighting, more

Tesla is showcasing its Cybercab robotaxi prototypes in the U.S. for testing and public awareness. Early impressions highlight the vehicle's interior space, a new charge port location, upgraded Full Self-Driving cameras, and ambient lighting. This preview offers enthusiasts a first look at the specialized design features intended for Tesla's upcoming autonomous ride-hailing service.

Latest • Mar 22, 2026

Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI To Build Terafab Chip Factory in Texas to Power AI on Earth and in Space

Elon Musk's companies—Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI—plan to jointly build a semiconductor plant called Terafab in Texas. This facility aims to secure a dedicated supply of advanced chips for their AI and computing needs. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this move could accelerate the development of more powerful AI for autonomous driving and other vehicle technology.

Latest • Mar 22, 2026

Elon Musk launches TERAFAB: The $25B Tesla-SpaceXAI chip factory that will rewire the AI industry

Elon Musk's companies have announced TERAFAB, a $25 billion joint venture to build a massive AI chip factory. The facility aims to produce one terawatt of AI computing power per year. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this move could accelerate the development of in-house AI hardware, potentially leading to faster advancements in Full Self-Driving and other AI-dependent technologies.

Latest • Mar 22, 2026

Tesla and SpaceX announce $25B ‘Terafab’ chip factory — here’s why it reeks of desperation

Tesla and SpaceX have announced a joint $25 billion chip factory called "Terafab" in Austin, Texas, aiming to produce a massive amount of computing power. The article's perspective is that this move appears desperate, suggesting it is a risky and overly ambitious attempt to secure a proprietary supply of semiconductors for AI and other needs. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals a huge bet on vertical integration, which could lead to greater control over future technology but also carries significant financial and execution risk.