Model S/X

Model S/X • Mar 26, 2026

Tesla Model S and Model X Discontinued: Final Orders Open Until March 31

Tesla is officially discontinuing its flagship Model S sedan and Model X SUV, with final orders available until March 31. This marks the end of an era for these pioneering electric vehicles as the company shifts its focus toward future projects like the Cybercab. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a major transition in Tesla's lineup, moving beyond its original high-end models.

Model S/X • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla starts the Model S/X phaseout with a purchase deadline in South Korea (final prices and details)

Tesla has set a final order deadline of March 31st for its Model S and Model X in South Korea, marking the first official step in phasing out these flagship vehicles. This means potential buyers in that market have a limited window to purchase these models before they are discontinued.

Model S/X • Mar 24, 2026

Tesla officially begins sunset of Model S and Model X

Tesla has set a firm cutoff date of March 31, 2026, for new orders of the Model S and Model X in South Korea, signaling the official start of phasing out these flagship models. This move confirms Tesla's broader plan to eventually eliminate both vehicles from production entirely. For owners and enthusiasts, it means these models will transition to being legacy vehicles, potentially increasing their collectibility while shifting Tesla's focus to its high-volume Model 3, Model Y, and upcoming next-generation platforms.

Model S/X • Mar 24, 2026

Tesla begins Model S and Model X phase out with South Korea order deadline

Tesla has set its first-ever market deadline for new Model S and Model X orders in South Korea. This signals the beginning of a phased discontinuation of these flagship models. For owners and enthusiasts, it suggests these vehicles are being gradually retired, which may impact future availability and support.

Model S/X • Mar 19, 2026

Rolls-Royce abandons 2030 all-electric goal, will continue building V12 models

Rolls-Royce has reversed its commitment to become an all-electric brand by 2030, citing slower-than-expected EV adoption in the luxury market. This means the company will continue producing its iconic V12 combustion engines alongside electric models. For Tesla enthusiasts, this highlights the ongoing challenges of the broader EV transition, even in the high-end automotive sector.

Model S/X • Mar 17, 2026

Former Uber self-driving chief crashes his Tesla on FSD, exposes supervision problem

A former Uber self-driving executive crashed his Tesla Model X while using Full Self-Driving, with his children in the car. In a detailed critique, he argues the accident exposes a fundamental flaw in Tesla's "supervised" autonomy, where human drivers cannot reliably remain attentive enough to intervene. This highlights ongoing safety concerns for Tesla's FSD system, even from an industry expert.

Model S/X • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla makes latest move to remove Model S and Model X from its lineup

Tesla has quietly removed its flagship Model S and Model X vehicles from its U.S. customer referral program. This is seen as another step toward phasing out these older, high-end models from its primary lineup. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a continued strategic shift from Tesla's original luxury vehicles toward its higher-volume models like the Model 3 and Model Y.

Model S/X • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla Hit With Class Action Over Model S Electronic Door Handle Design

Tesla is facing a class action lawsuit alleging that the Model S's electronic door handles can fail and trap occupants during emergencies. This legal action highlights a potential safety risk with the vehicle's design. For owners and enthusiasts, it raises concerns about the reliability of this specific feature in certain Model S vehicles.

Model S/X • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) China delivery times collapse to 1-3 weeks as it extends financing again

Tesla's delivery times in China have dropped sharply to just 1-3 weeks, indicating that its Shanghai factory has cleared its backlog and now has excess production capacity. To stimulate demand, the company is extending its aggressive low and zero-interest financing offers through March. This combination of short wait times and persistent incentives suggests Tesla is facing ongoing demand challenges in the Chinese market.

Model S/X • Feb 25, 2026

Tesla Model S and X customization options begin to thin as their closure nears

Tesla has removed the Lunar Silver paint option for the Model S and Model X, marking the first color to be listed as "sold out." This reduction in customization choices suggests Tesla is streamlining production as it nears the end of the current model line's production cycle. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals that ordering windows for these specific vehicles with certain options are closing.

Model S/X • Feb 25, 2026

Tesla quietly updates lease policy in Canada, opening door to lease buyouts

Tesla has updated its lease policy in Canada, allowing customers the option to buy their leased vehicles at the end of the term. This reverses a previous restriction that prevented buyouts for most models. For owners, this provides greater flexibility and a potential path to vehicle ownership.

Model S/X • Feb 20, 2026

Tesla sells out of Lunar Silver Model S and Model X as production winds down

Tesla has sold out of its Lunar Silver paint option for the Model S and Model X as production of these models decreases. This marks the end of one of the company's most distinctive premium color finishes. For owners and enthusiasts, this means the color will become a rarer feature on these specific Tesla vehicles.