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Latest • Feb 03, 2026

SpaceX Delays Falcon 9 Launches After Upper-Stage Deorbit Burn Failure

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket's upper stage failed to perform its planned deorbit burn after a recent launch. This anomaly has caused SpaceX to delay upcoming Falcon 9 missions while the issue is investigated. For Tesla enthusiasts, this highlights the technical challenges in the broader SpaceX ecosystem but does not directly impact Tesla vehicles or operations.

Charging • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla Activates Free Supercharging Across Mississippi and Tennessee After Winter Storm

Tesla has activated free charging at eight Supercharger locations in Mississippi and Tennessee to assist owners impacted by power outages from a winter storm. This action provides a critical emergency resource for Tesla drivers in those areas. It demonstrates Tesla's ability to use its charging network for community support during natural disasters.

Latest • Feb 03, 2026

China Bans 'Hidden' Car Door Handles in Blow to Tesla Design.

Chinese regulators have banned hidden or flush door handles on new vehicles, a signature design feature of Tesla and other electric cars. This makes China the first country to impose such a restriction, citing safety concerns for users in emergencies. The rule is a direct challenge to Tesla's minimalist aesthetic and will force design changes for vehicles sold in this key market.

Latest • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla bull sees odds rising of Tesla merger after Musk confirms SpaceX-xAI deal

A prominent Tesla analyst believes the chance of a merger between Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI has increased following Elon Musk's confirmation of a deal between the latter two. This potential consolidation could occur within the next 12 to 18 months. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a deeper integration of Musk's companies, potentially accelerating AI and technology development within Tesla.

Latest • Feb 03, 2026

China is banning hidden electric door handles for EVs

China is banning concealed electric door handles, like those on Tesla vehicles, due to safety concerns about occupants being trapped. The new regulation, effective January 1, will require all vehicles sold in China to have a mechanical release mechanism. This means Tesla and other EV makers must redesign their door handles for the Chinese market to comply.

Tesla Energy • Feb 03, 2026

Elon Musk and xAI donate generators to TN amid historic power outages

Elon Musk and his company xAI have donated generators to Tennessee to help residents during severe power outages caused by a winter storm. This act of philanthropy highlights Musk's and his associated companies' involvement in disaster relief efforts. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it reinforces the brand's connection to energy resilience, though the donated equipment are traditional generators, not Tesla's own Powerwall batteries.

Latest • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla-inspired door handles prohibited under China’s new safety standard

China has banned hidden, flush-mounted door handles on new vehicles, a design popularized by Tesla. This new safety standard means future EVs sold in China must have traditional, protruding handles. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals the end of this specific sleek design feature on new cars in a major market.

Model 3/Y • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla launches new Model Y AWD at $41,990 — just $2,000 more than base

Tesla has introduced a new Standard All-Wheel Drive Model Y in the US for $41,990. This variant offers dual-motor AWD and faster acceleration for only $2,000 more than the base model, but excludes premium interior features. This provides a more affordable performance upgrade for buyers who prioritize drivetrain capability over luxury amenities.

Latest • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla’s global fleet surpasses 9 million vehicles worldwide

Tesla has reached a significant milestone with its global fleet now exceeding 9 million vehicles. This announcement highlights the company's massive scale and rapid growth in the competitive electric vehicle market. For owners and enthusiasts, it underscores Tesla's established presence and the expanding reach of its brand and technology.

Model S/X • Feb 03, 2026

The Model S changed everything

Tesla is ending production of the Model S after 14 years, marking the conclusion of its flagship vehicle's initial run. The car's launch in 2012 was a pivotal moment that redefined the electric vehicle industry and established Tesla as a major automaker. For owners and enthusiasts, this signifies the close of a foundational chapter in the company's history.

Model 3/Y • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla Model 3 Already Won the 0-60 mph Spec War

The Tesla Model 3 lineup, particularly the Performance variant, has decisively outperformed its direct competitors in the critical 0-60 mph acceleration metric. This means Tesla owners and enthusiasts can enjoy class-leading speed and responsiveness, a core performance advantage. The achievement solidifies Tesla's position at the forefront of electric vehicle performance.

Model 3/Y • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla Model Y: A Closer Look at the New Helix 2.0 Dark Gray Wheels

Tesla has introduced new 20-inch Helix 2.0 wheels in a Dark Gray finish for the Model Y. This update is a strategic visual refresh, giving the popular SUV a more aggressive and defined stance. For owners and enthusiasts, it represents a notable aesthetic enhancement to the vehicle's appearance.