Tesla updates Model 3 Premium RWD acceleration time in Canada

Tesla has updated the listed 0–100 km/h acceleration time for the refreshed Model 3 Premium Rear-Wheel Drive in Canada shortly after orders opened. The correction adjusts a key specification for this variant, though the article does not specify the new time or the original figure. For Canadian Tesla buyers, this means the official performance data for the entry-level Model 3 has been revised, potentially affecting purchase decisions based on acceleration expectations.

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Charging • Apr 25, 2026

Tesla Adds Free Supercharging Incentive for Model 3 Buyers in the US

Tesla is offering free Supercharging to US buyers who order a new Model 3 Premium or Performance trim. This incentive applies to new orders and is aimed at boosting sales. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this adds significant value by reducing long-term charging costs for those purchasing these specific Model 3 variants.

Charging • Apr 25, 2026

Tesla offers 1 year of free Supercharging, claims ~40% premium for non-Tesla EVs

Tesla is offering one year of free Supercharging to new North American customers who purchase a Model 3 Premium or Performance trim. The company also claims non-Tesla EV owners pay roughly a 40% premium to use the network, though data suggests the actual surcharge is closer to 30-35%. For Tesla owners, this means a new purchasing incentive is available, while the pricing gap reinforces the financial benefit of sticking with Tesla for Supercharger access.

Software Updates • Apr 24, 2026

Watch the sharp new Tesla Model 3 and Model Y visualizations, Spring Update goes wide release (2026.14.1 and 2026.14.2)

Tesla has begun rolling out its 2026 Spring Update (versions 2026.14.1 and 2026.14.2), which introduces sharper and more attractive on-screen car visualizations for the new Model Y Juniper and Model 3 Highland. This update is now being released widely to Tesla owners, enhancing the visual experience of the vehicle's display. For Tesla enthusiasts, this means their cars will feature more detailed and realistic renderings compared to previous versions.

Model 3/Y • Apr 20, 2026

I swapped my BMW 3 Series 320d for a Tesla Model 3. Here are 7 things no one told me before.

A long-time BMW 3 Series driver switched to a Tesla Model 3 and highlights several unexpected differences, such as the one-pedal driving experience and the minimalist interior. The article provides a practical, owner-to-owner perspective on the transition from a traditional luxury diesel to an electric vehicle. For enthusiasts, it offers real-world insights into the adjustments and potential benefits of moving to a Tesla.

Model 3/Y • Apr 18, 2026

YouTuber buys stripped Tesla Model 3 ‘go-kart’ for $2,000 — it still has 212-mile range

A YouTuber purchased a stripped-down Tesla Model 3 with no body panels for $2,000 and demonstrated its off-road capabilities. Remarkably, the vehicle's core drivetrain remained fully functional, still showing 212 miles of range. This serves as a testament to the durability and resilience of Tesla's electric powertrain, even under extreme conditions.

Model 3/Y • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla France's Sudden Price Shift Halts Buyer's Purchase

Tesla France unexpectedly ended a €3,000 trade-in bonus on March 31, abruptly changing the price for a customer who was planning to upgrade their Model 3 to a Model Y. This sudden policy shift means some buyers missed the incentive, impacting their purchase calculations. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights how Tesla's pricing and promotions can change quickly, requiring prompt action to secure deals.

FSD Europe • Apr 14, 2026

Tesla FSD Europe launch backlash: HW3 owners launch claim site

Tesla's European launch of Full Self-Driving (FSD) is facing immediate backlash from owners of cars with older HW3 hardware. These owners, who paid for FSD years ago, are organizing a collective legal claim after Tesla indicated the system cannot be delivered on their vehicles. This means many early European FSD purchasers may never receive the feature they paid for.

Software Updates • Apr 10, 2026

Tesla’s new auto wiper system can detect rain, ice using motor feedback

Tesla is introducing a new automatic wiper system that uses motor feedback, rather than traditional optical sensors, to detect rain and ice on the windshield. This represents a significant technical shift for a feature that has often been criticized by owners. If successful, it should lead to more reliable and responsive automatic wiper performance in Tesla vehicles.