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Model S/X • May 04, 2026

The Last Tesla Model X Rolls Off the Assembly Line — Workers Bid Farewell

Tesla has officially ended production of the Model X, with the final vehicle rolling off the assembly line at the Fremont Gigafactory, marked by workers signing the last body shell. The Model X was a groundbreaking electric SUV known for its over 500 km range and iconic falcon-wing doors. For owners and enthusiasts, this marks the end of an era for a unique vehicle that helped define Tesla’s luxury SUV lineup.

Latest • May 04, 2026

Tesla Cybercab just rolled through Miami inside a glass box

Tesla showcased its Cybercab in a glass display at the Miami F1 Grand Prix, offering a close-up look at the autonomous vehicle. The event highlights Tesla’s continued push for public visibility of its self-driving taxi concept. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals progress toward a future where autonomous ride-hailing could become a reality.

FSD • May 03, 2026

Tesla reaches 10 billion FSD miles — is there’s a magical milestone for autonomy

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) fleet has surpassed 10 billion miles driven, a milestone CEO Elon Musk previously cited as necessary for safe unsupervised driving. While data collection has accelerated to 29 million miles per day, the article clarifies that this round number does not automatically trigger Level 4 autonomy. For owners and enthusiasts, this means Tesla has amassed a vast dataset to improve the system, but a sudden leap to full self-driving is not imminent.

Stock & Business • May 02, 2026

Tesla generated over half a billion dollars from SpaceX and xAI in 2025

According to a company filing, Tesla generated up to $573 million in revenue from Elon Musk's other companies, SpaceX and xAI, in 2025. This highlights the significant financial interdependence within Musk's business empire. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it underscores how Tesla's value is increasingly tied to internal corporate deals rather than just its core automotive business.

Tesla Semi • May 02, 2026

Tesla Semi gets new product launch as mass manufacturing hits Plaid Mode

Tesla has launched a new product for the Semi, introducing the Basecharger as a slower, overnight charging solution for warehouses and fleet yards, complementing the existing 1.2 MW Megacharger's quick 30-minute boosts. This expansion comes as mass production of the Tesla Semi has accelerated to "Plaid Mode," signaling a major ramp-up in manufacturing. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means the Semi's commercial rollout is advancing rapidly, with more flexible charging infrastructure that could eventually support home use.

Cybertruck • May 02, 2026

Tesla pulled the plug on Cybertruck RWD after selling just 173 trucks

Tesla discontinued the rear-wheel drive (RWD) version of the Cybertruck after selling only 173 units, indicating extremely weak demand for that variant. The news highlights that the Cybertruck’s overall sales have fallen short of Tesla’s expectations, with the RWD model being the least popular option. For owners and enthusiasts, this confirms Tesla is streamlining production toward higher-demand all-wheel drive models, potentially affecting future availability and resale value of the discontinued RWD version.

FSD • May 02, 2026

1966 Ford Mustang converted into a Tesla with working ‘Full Self-Driving’

A Sacramento auto shop owner spent $40,000 and two years converting a 1966 Ford Mustang into an EV using a Tesla Model 3 dual-motor drivetrain, a 15-inch touchscreen, and working "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)." It is likely the first non-Tesla vehicle to run FSD and achieves energy efficiency comparable to an actual Model 3. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this demonstrates the potential for retrofitting classic cars with Tesla technology, though the complexity and cost remain significant barriers.

FSD • May 02, 2026

This Tesla owner won $10k in court for Tesla’s FSD lies. Tesla is still fighting him.

A Tesla owner won a $10,600 court judgment against the company for failing to deliver on its promises of full self-driving (FSD) capabilities. Despite the ruling, Tesla is actively fighting the payout by delaying the process, even by just a few days at a time. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this case highlights ongoing legal challenges and frustrations over the company's unfulfilled autonomous driving commitments.

FSD • May 02, 2026

Tesla revises new Intervention Reporting system with Full Self-Driving

Tesla has updated its Intervention Reporting system for Full Self-Driving for the second time, aiming to simplify how drivers report issues and how the company interprets owner complaints. The revisions focus on making it easier for users to submit feedback about problems within the FSD suite. This means Tesla owners and enthusiasts can expect a more streamlined process for reporting glitches or concerns, potentially leading to faster improvements to the autonomous driving software.

Tesla Semi • May 02, 2026

Tesla Semi begins port drayage pilot program with MDB Transportation in California

MDB Transportation has launched a three-week pilot program using a Tesla Semi for port drayage operations in Los Angeles, California. This test marks a real-world application of the fully electric Class 8 truck in heavy-duty logistics. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it signals progress toward validating the Semi’s performance and reliability in commercial freight, potentially accelerating its broader adoption.

Model 3/Y • May 02, 2026

Tesla launches Model 3 RWD in Canada at record-low $39,490 ($29,000 USD) from China

Tesla has launched a new Model 3 RWD Premium trim in Canada at a record-low price of $39,490 CAD (~$29,000 USD), sourced from its Giga Shanghai factory in China. This is the first time China-made Teslas have been sold in Canada since the country imposed a 100% tariff on Chinese EVs in 2024, creating a significant price gap with higher trims. For owners and enthusiasts, this means more affordable access to the Model 3 in Canada, though it highlights Tesla's strategy of leveraging global production to bypass tariffs and offer competitive pricing.

Model 3/Y • May 02, 2026

Tesla Model 3 Prices in Canada Slashed, Now Starting at $39,490

Tesla has slashed Model 3 prices in Canada to a starting point of $39,490, reopening orders after shifting its supply strategy to import vehicles. This price drop makes the Model 3 significantly more affordable for Canadian buyers. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals increased competition and potential value retention concerns, but also a more accessible entry point for new customers.