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Tesla Semi • May 01, 2026

Tesla Semi gets $175,000 discount in Washington with new rebate program

Washington State has launched a new rebate program that offers a $175,000 discount on the Tesla Semi, coinciding with the start of high-volume production for the electric truck. This incentive significantly reduces the purchase price for fleet operators in Washington, making the Semi more accessible and accelerating adoption in the region. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals growing government support for Tesla's commercial vehicle rollout and could lead to more incentives in other states.

Latest • May 01, 2026

Tesla extends European sales rebound into April

Tesla’s European sales recovery continued into April, with new registration data showing significant year-over-year growth following a challenging 2025. This rebound indicates improving demand for Tesla vehicles across the region, which is a positive sign for owners and enthusiasts regarding the brand's market stability and long-term prospects.

Tesla Semi • May 01, 2026

Musk teases Bill Gates as the first Tesla Semi rolls off the volume production line at Giga Nevada

Tesla has produced the first volume-manufactured Tesla Semi at its Gigafactory in Nevada, marking a major milestone for the long-delayed electric truck program. CEO Elon Musk used the occasion to publicly tease Bill Gates, referencing their well-known personal rivalry. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this indicates that the Semi is finally entering full-scale production, which could boost Tesla's commercial vehicle business and brand prestige.

Charging • May 01, 2026

Tesla Basecharger Unveiled as Affordable Semi Charging Solution

Tesla has introduced the Basecharger, a lower-power, more affordable charging solution designed for commercial fleets that have longer parking times, in contrast to the high-speed Megacharger. This new charger prioritizes efficiency and flexibility over speed, making it a cost-effective option for fleet operators. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's broader push into commercial trucking infrastructure, which could eventually support more accessible and diverse charging options.

Tesla Semi • May 01, 2026

Tesla launches Semi Charging for Business program as production begins

Tesla has launched a "Semi Charging for Business" program, enabling companies to install charging infrastructure for heavy-duty trucks at their own sites, mirroring its earlier strategy for passenger vehicles. This coincides with the start of Tesla Semi production, marking a key step toward commercial electric truck deployment. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals the company's expansion into the freight sector and a growing ecosystem for heavy-duty electric vehicle charging.

Tesla Semi • May 01, 2026

Tesla launches Basecharger for Semi, reveals $188,000 Megacharger

Tesla has launched a "Semi Charging for Business" program, introducing a new lower-power 125 kW "Basecharger" for overnight depot use alongside its existing Megacharger. The configurator shows a starting price of $188,000 for two Megacharger posts (excluding taxes/installation), with an all-inclusive fee of $0.08 per kWh for revenue-generating sites. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's push to make Semi charging infrastructure more accessible to fleet operators, though the high upfront cost and business-focused pricing mean it currently has no direct impact on passenger vehicle owners.

Model S/X • May 01, 2026

Tesla Model X Tops U.S. Car Market as Fastest-Selling Used Vehicle

The Tesla Model X has become the fastest-selling used vehicle in the U.S. following its discontinuation, with second-hand units rapidly disappearing from dealer lots. This trend highlights strong residual demand for the former flagship SUV among buyers seeking a premium used Tesla. For owners and enthusiasts, this means used Model X values are likely holding up well, making it a potentially smart resale or purchase opportunity.

Stock & Business • May 01, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) reveals $573M web of transactions between Elon Musk’s companies

Tesla's amended SEC filing reveals $573 million in revenue from Elon Musk's other companies, primarily SpaceX and xAI, along with additional expenses flowing to X, The Boring Company, and Musk's personal security firm. This detailed disclosure highlights the extensive financial interconnections within Musk's corporate empire, showing how Tesla both generates income from and pays costs to his other ventures. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this raises questions about potential conflicts of interest and how these transactions might impact Tesla's financial performance and corporate governance.

Latest • May 01, 2026

California hits Tesla Cybercab and Robotaxi driverless cars with new law

California has enacted a new law allowing police to issue tickets to driverless vehicles, including Tesla's upcoming Cybercab and Robotaxi fleets. This means Tesla owners and enthusiasts can expect increased regulatory scrutiny and potential fines for autonomous driving infractions in the state. The law signals a shift toward holding manufacturers accountable for self-driving vehicle violations, impacting Tesla's robotaxi rollout plans.

Model S/X • Apr 30, 2026

11 years ago, Elon Musk drove Japan’s PM Shinzo Abe and surprised him with Tesla Model S P90D’s instant acceleration

Elon Musk personally drove Japan's then-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in a Tesla Model S P90D in April 2015, surprising him with the car's instant acceleration. The event highlighted the performance capabilities of Tesla's electric vehicles in front of a global audience. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it underscores the company's long-standing focus on shocking traditional expectations with electric speed and innovation.

Model 3/Y • Apr 30, 2026

Tesla Model YL Shop appears in Canada, hinting at imminent launch

A new "Model YL" section has appeared on Tesla's Canadian online store, suggesting the imminent launch of a longer-range or longer-wheelbase variant of the Model Y in Canada. This update follows speculation that Tesla may import the Model YL from China to offer a more affordable, entry-level option with a larger battery. For Canadian Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this could mean a new, more efficient Model Y variant arriving soon, potentially at a lower price point.

Tesla Semi • Apr 30, 2026

Tesla Semi Begins Port Drayage Pilot with MDB in California

Tesla has started a new pilot program for its Semi truck, partnering with MDB in California to test it in port drayage, one of the most demanding trucking segments. This comes as high-volume production of the Semi has already begun. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals progress in validating the Semi's durability and range in real-world heavy-duty logistics, bringing the electric truck closer to widespread commercial use.