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Tesla Energy • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla reportedly in talks for $2.9B solar equipment deal with China

Tesla is reportedly negotiating a deal worth up to $2.9 billion to purchase solar manufacturing equipment from Chinese suppliers. This signals a major planned expansion of Tesla's solar energy production capabilities. For owners and enthusiasts, it indicates a renewed and significant commitment by Tesla to grow its solar and energy storage business alongside its electric vehicles.

FSD • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla delays FSD approval in Europe again, now expects April 10

Tesla has again delayed the approval of its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software in Europe, pushing the date for the Netherlands from March 20 to April 10. A broader rollout across the European Union is now not expected until the summer. This means European Tesla owners and enthusiasts will have to wait longer for access to the advanced driver-assistance feature.

Latest • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla takes initial hiring steps for Terafab chip project

Tesla has begun hiring for its new "Terafab" chip manufacturing project, indicating the initiative is moving into a structured planning phase. This follows CEO Elon Musk's recent announcement of the project, signaling Tesla's commitment to advancing its own semiconductor development. For owners and enthusiasts, this could mean greater control over its supply chain and potentially more powerful, efficient computing hardware for future vehicles and AI products.

Tesla Energy • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) reportedly in talks to buy $2.9B in Chinese solar equipment for 100 GW US push

Tesla is reportedly negotiating a $2.9 billion deal to purchase Chinese solar equipment to support its goal of building 100 GW of solar manufacturing capacity in the U.S. This represents a major revival and concrete investment in Tesla's solar business, which it had largely abandoned just two years ago. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a significant recommitment to Tesla's solar energy ambitions alongside its electric vehicles and battery storage.

Model 3/Y • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla's 2026 Eco-Bonus: How Much and For Which Models?

Tesla's eligibility for France's 2026 eco-bonus (an electric vehicle incentive) will vary by model, with some potentially qualifying for the full €5,000 amount while others may receive less or none. This means prospective buyers must check the specific bonus for their chosen Model Y or Model 3 configuration, as it directly impacts the final purchase price. The news highlights the importance of verifying current government incentives, as they are a key financial factor for Tesla enthusiasts in the French market.

Tesla Energy • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla’s $2.9 billion bet: Why Elon Musk is turning to China to build America’s solar future

Tesla plans to invest $2.9 billion to acquire solar manufacturing equipment from China. This move aims to establish domestic solar panel production in the United States. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it signals a major expansion of the company's energy business and a push to make its solar products more competitive.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Elon Musk reveals date of Tesla Full Self-Driving’s next massive release

Tesla's next major Full Self-Driving update, version 14.3, is scheduled for release in late March. This update aims to improve the system's reasoning and logic, particularly to address navigation issues that are a common complaint among owners. If successful, it could significantly enhance the overall driving experience for Tesla enthusiasts using FSD.

Latest • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla Delivery Barometer — March 2026: What's the Real Wait Time in France?

Tesla Mag's March 2026 report for France estimates real-world delivery times by compiling community data, as Tesla does not provide official schedules. This gives potential buyers and new order holders a clearer, crowd-sourced picture of their expected wait. For enthusiasts, it serves as a valuable unofficial benchmark to track delivery trends and manage expectations.

Charging • Mar 19, 2026

Stellantis EVs Gain Access to Tesla Supercharger Network Across North America

Stellantis EV owners, including those with Dodge and Jeep models, can now use Tesla's extensive Supercharger network in North America. This significantly increases the available fast-charging options for these drivers. For Tesla, it further establishes its Supercharger network as the dominant charging standard in the region.

Latest • Mar 19, 2026

EDF bill rises €38 monthly after Tesla purchase, driver skips gas stations.

A Tesla owner reports their home electricity bill increased by €38 per month after switching to an electric vehicle, but they no longer need to buy gas. This provides a concrete, real-world example of the trade-off in operating costs for potential EV buyers. For enthusiasts, it highlights that while home charging adds to the utility bill, the elimination of fuel costs remains a significant financial benefit.

Cybertruck • Mar 19, 2026

Chattanooga Charge: Tesla and EV fans ready for the Southeast’s wildest Tesla party

The Chattanooga Charge is an upcoming Tesla enthusiast event in the Southeast featuring activities like Cybertruck convoys and family zones. This gathering signifies a growing community for Tesla and EV owners to connect and celebrate. For enthusiasts, it represents a major regional opportunity to engage with the brand and fellow fans.

FSD • Mar 19, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving gets latest bit of scrutiny from NHTSA

The NHTSA is investigating Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, focusing on its performance in poor visibility conditions. This probe affects approximately 3.2 million Tesla vehicles. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents ongoing regulatory scrutiny of the system's safety and effectiveness.