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Model S/X • Apr 06, 2026

Tesla raises Model S and Model X prices by $15,000 as inventory dwindles

Tesla has increased the price of its remaining Model S and Model X inventory in the U.S. by $15,000. This move comes as the company sells its final units of these flagship vehicles. For buyers, this signals that remaining inventory is limited and will now come at a significant premium.

FSD • Apr 06, 2026

NHTSA closes Tesla Actually Smart Summon investigation after finding only rare and minor incidents

The NHTSA has closed its investigation into Tesla's Actually Smart Summon feature, determining that any related incidents were infrequent and minor. This is a positive outcome for Tesla, as it validates the safety of this automated parking feature. For owners and enthusiasts, it reinforces confidence in the company's driver-assistance technology and reduces regulatory uncertainty.

Stock & Business • Apr 06, 2026

Tesla becomes South Korea’s top-selling imported car brand for first time in Q1 2026

Tesla became the best-selling imported car brand in South Korea for the first time in Q1 2026. This milestone is significant as it includes all imported vehicles, surpassing even traditional gasoline-powered brands. For owners and enthusiasts, it demonstrates Tesla's strong and growing market acceptance in a key automotive market.

FSD • Apr 06, 2026

Tesla probe into popular Full Self-Driving feature closed by NHTSA

The NHTSA has closed its safety probe into Tesla's Smart Summon feature, which allows drivers to remotely move their parked car via a smartphone app. The investigation found no safety defects, clearing the feature of formal regulatory concerns. This is positive news for Tesla and its owners, as it validates the safety of this specific driver-assist function.

Model S/X • Apr 06, 2026

Tesla uses Model S and X ‘sentimental’ value to enforce massive pricing move

Tesla has significantly increased the prices of its Model S and X vehicles by intentionally reducing their production to create scarcity. This strategy aims to frame these models as limited-edition items, leveraging their sentimental value rather than improvements or cost increases. For owners and enthusiasts, this means the existing models are being positioned as collectible relics, likely increasing their perceived exclusivity and resale value.

FSD • Apr 06, 2026

NHTSA closes Tesla Smart Summon probe after 159 incidents

The NHTSA has ended its investigation into Tesla's Smart Summon feature after reviewing 159 minor property damage incidents with no reported injuries. The closure follows several over-the-air software updates that addressed the issues, and no recall was required. This outcome is positive for Tesla, as it validates the company's ability to resolve safety concerns through remote updates without a formal recall.

Stock & Business • Apr 06, 2026

Xiaomi poaches Tesla’s delivery operations manager in Europe ahead of 2027 launch

Xiaomi has hired Tesla's Senior Manager of Delivery Operations for Central Europe to lead its own European logistics, ahead of its 2027 market launch. This is part of a targeted recruitment push, as at least one other Tesla operations staffer has also joined the Chinese EV maker. For Tesla, this represents a loss of key European operational expertise to a future competitor.

Model 3/Y • Apr 05, 2026

Tesla broadens most-wanted Model Y to eight new markets

Tesla is expanding the availability of its popular Model Y to eight new markets, primarily in Asia. This strategic move aims to capitalize on the region's growing EV demand, particularly from families. It also positions Tesla to compete more directly with local rivals offering affordable three-row electric vehicles.

Stock & Business • Apr 05, 2026

Tesla Q1 2026: 50,000 Unsold Globally, Record Stockpile in France

Tesla's global Q1 2026 deliveries of 358,023 vehicles fell short of production, leaving a record stockpile of approximately 50,000 unsold cars worldwide. This contrasts sharply with its performance in France, where the company achieved its best-ever first quarter with 13,945 new registrations. The situation indicates a significant imbalance between Tesla's production and demand in key markets, raising concerns about potential price adjustments or inventory challenges.

Latest • Apr 04, 2026

Tesla hit by Iranian missile debris in Israel and survives

A Tesla car in Israel was struck by debris from an intercepted missile, but its glass roof withstood the impact. This incident demonstrates the structural resilience of Tesla's vehicle design in an extreme situation. For owners and enthusiasts, it serves as a notable real-world example of the vehicle's safety features.

Latest • Apr 04, 2026

Why Your Tesla Loses (or Holds) Its Value: The Mechanisms Every Seller Must Understand

Tesla's resale value is primarily influenced by software updates and market pricing strategy, not just age and mileage. New features via over-the-air updates can maintain a car's appeal, while sudden price cuts on new vehicles can negatively impact used values. Understanding these unique factors is crucial for both buyers and sellers in the Tesla market.

Charging • Apr 04, 2026

Tesla rolls out free Supercharging perks in Asia with trade-in and limited-time offers

Tesla is offering free Supercharging as a limited-time perk for customers in China and Japan, often linked to trade-in offers. This incentive contrasts with rising charging costs in other parts of the world. For owners in these Asian markets, it represents a significant temporary savings and a potential boost to trade-in activity.