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Latest • Apr 29, 2026

Tesla removes 7-year financing in China amid tightening lending rules

Tesla has removed its 7-year financing option in China, a move driven by stricter lending regulations and growing reluctance from banks to offer long-term auto loans. This change eliminates one of Tesla's most aggressive purchase incentives in the region. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means reduced flexibility and potentially higher monthly payments for new buyers in China, signaling tighter credit conditions for the brand's largest market.

FSD • Apr 29, 2026

Tesla gives HW3 owners another massive update

Tesla has released a significant software update for HW3 owners, following CEO Elon Musk's recent admission that these vehicles will not achieve unsupervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities. This update marks a shift toward more transparent communication from the company. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals that Tesla is still actively supporting HW3 hardware with new features, even as the focus for advanced autonomy shifts to future hardware.

FSD Europe • Apr 29, 2026

Italian lawmaker pushes for faster approval of Tesla FSD

An Italian senator is pushing for faster regulatory approval of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised system in Italy, following the first such approval elsewhere in the EU. This political pressure signals that Italy may soon become the next European country to formally authorize the advanced driver-assist feature. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this could mean expanded access to FSD capabilities in Italy, bringing the technology closer to broader European adoption.

FSD • Apr 29, 2026

Tesla confirms FSD V14 Lite will expand internationally, but what about Canada?

Tesla has confirmed that its upcoming "FSD V14 Lite" software will expand internationally, designed specifically for older vehicles with Hardware 3 (HW3). The update aims to bring Full Self-Driving capabilities to markets outside North America, though the article questions whether Canada will be included in this rollout. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means HW3-equipped vehicles abroad may soon receive advanced driver-assist features, but Canadian owners may need to wait for further clarification on their eligibility.

Cybertruck • Apr 29, 2026

Tesla recalls Cybertruck over potential wheel stud failure affecting 173 units

Tesla has recalled 173 Cybertruck units due to a potential wheel stud failure, as reported to the NHTSA. The issue affects vehicles with a specific wheel configuration and could pose a safety risk. For owners and enthusiasts, this means a small number of Cybertrucks will need inspection and repair, though the recall is limited in scope.

FSD • Apr 29, 2026

Tesla FSD v14 vs Xpeng VLA 2.0: The 2026 Autonomous Driving Showdown

Tesla is rolling out FSD v14, which Elon Musk calls a fundamental rebuild and the final major piece of the autonomous driving puzzle. Meanwhile, Chinese competitor Xpeng has launched its rival VLA 2.0 system in March 2026, setting up a direct showdown for autonomous driving leadership. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, v14 represents a potential leap toward true self-driving capability, but the pressure is on as Xpeng’s advanced system hits the market first.

FSD • Apr 29, 2026

Tesla promises FSD V14 Lite for HW3 cars internationally to appease growing tensions

Tesla has promised to release a "FSD V14 Lite" version for HW3 vehicles in international markets, but only after the US rollout is complete and with no specific timeline. This vague commitment comes after HW3 owners in Europe and other regions expressed frustration over Tesla launching FSD exclusively for newer HW4-equipped cars abroad. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means HW3 vehicles may eventually get a limited version of FSD internationally, though the lack of a clear schedule leaves uncertainty and ongoing tension.

Charging • Apr 28, 2026

Tesla’s biggest rivals fights charging wait times with a modern approach

Earlier this week, we wrote a story on how Tesla is launching a new Supercharging Queue system to mitigate problems between drivers when there is a wa...

Charging • Apr 28, 2026

Tesla Opens Campbell River Supercharger, Closing Major Gap on Vancouver Island [British Columbia]

Tesla has opened a new Supercharger station in Campbell River, located at the Discovery Harbour Shopping Centre on Vancouver Island. This fills a critical gap in the charging network for northern Vancouver Island, making long-distance EV travel across the region much more feasible. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means reduced range anxiety and easier access to remote areas of the island.

Model 3/Y • Apr 28, 2026

Tesla wins big as NHTSA drops three-year, 120k unit probe against Model Y

The NHTSA has closed a three-year investigation into 120,089 Tesla Model Y vehicles after finding that steering wheel detachment issues were caused by missing retaining bolts, likely due to assembly errors rather than a systemic design flaw. Only two drivers reported complete steering wheel detachment while driving, and no further safety action is required. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means no recall or repair mandate, reinforcing confidence in the Model Y's design while highlighting the importance of quality control during manufacturing.

Model 3/Y • Apr 28, 2026

Tesla Model Y L gets biggest hint yet that it’s coming to the U.S.

American Tesla influencers recently visited China and Australia to review the Model Y L, suggesting the vehicle's U.S. launch is imminent. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this hints that a longer-range or larger variant of the popular Model Y may soon be available in the American market.

Model 3/Y • Apr 28, 2026

NHTSA closes probe into Tesla Model Y steering wheels falling off after finding just two cases

The NHTSA has closed its investigation into Tesla Model Y steering wheels detaching, concluding the issue only affected two early-production vehicles. The probe, which lasted over three years, found no widespread defect, meaning no recall is needed. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this confirms the problem was extremely rare and not a systemic safety concern.