#Model 3

Stock & Business • Feb 27, 2026

Internal Records Show Government Knew iZEV Was Nearing Empty Before Tesla’s $43M Claims

Internal documents reveal that Transport Canada knew its iZEV electric vehicle rebate program was running out of money months before Tesla submitted $43 million in claims. The government did not provide public notice of the funding shortage. This means many Tesla buyers in Canada likely purchased vehicles expecting a rebate that the program could no longer fulfill.

Stock & Business • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla China extends its 7-year financing promotion once more

Tesla has extended its seven-year, low-interest financing program in China for a second time this year. This move is a continued strategy to boost sales and maintain competitiveness in the key Chinese electric vehicle market. For customers, it provides a longer-term, more affordable path to ownership.

Software Updates • Feb 24, 2026

Tesla looks to upgrade Matrix Headlights with new features

Tesla is planning a software upgrade to improve its Matrix Headlights. The update will enhance how the headlights handle highly reflective objects like road signs and will introduce a more refined, two-stage pixel dimming system. This means owners can expect safer, more precise automatic high-beam performance.

Latest • Feb 05, 2026

Canada brings back $5,000 EV rebate, scraps EV sales mandate

Canada has scrapped its national electric vehicle sales mandate but is reinstating a federal $5,000 rebate for EV purchases. This policy shift moves the country's strategy from requiring automakers to sell EVs to directly incentivizing consumer adoption. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means a direct financial incentive is once again available when purchasing eligible Tesla models in Canada.

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-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.

Latest • Feb 02, 2026

China finalizes proposed ban on Tesla-style hidden door handles for safety

China has finalized a ban on flush, electronically-actuated door handles, effective January 1, 2027. This regulation targets the design popularized by Tesla, citing safety concerns. It will force Tesla and other EV makers to redesign their vehicles for the Chinese market.

Latest • Jan 26, 2026

The Most Comprehensive Car Warranties Come From Automakers You've Never Even Heard Of

Tesla's warranty coverage is not among the industry's longest, as some lesser-known brands offer more comprehensive plans. This highlights a competitive area where Tesla does not lead, focusing its value proposition elsewhere. For owners and enthusiasts, it means Tesla's appeal relies more on technology and performance than on extended warranty protection.

Stock & Business • Jan 02, 2026

Tesla sales fell by 9 percent in 2025, its second yearly decline

Deadly doors, a busted battery bet, and a toxic owner: What's not to like?

Latest • Oct 18, 2025

Dieses Tesla Zubehör verwende ich im Alltag

This article is a personal review of everyday Tesla accessories that the author finds to be of good quality and value. It serves as a curated recommendation list for Tesla owners looking for practical add-ons to enhance their vehicle's functionality or convenience.

Latest • Jun 05, 2025

Tesla Motoren – Eine Übersicht der Unterschiede

Tesla uses different motor types—primarily Permanent Magnet and Induction motors—across its model lineup to balance performance, efficiency, and cost. This means some vehicles, like the Model 3 Standard Range, prioritize maximum range, while others, like the Performance variants, are engineered for peak power and acceleration. For owners and enthusiasts, this strategic engineering explains the distinct driving characteristics and efficiency ratings between different Tesla models.

Latest • Mar 22, 2025

Tesla Bestellung: Alles, was du über den Kauf wissen musst

This article is a step-by-step guide explaining how to configure and order a Tesla vehicle. It serves as a practical resource for potential buyers, walking them through the entire purchase process. For Tesla enthusiasts, it demystifies the direct-to-consumer ordering system and helps them prepare to acquire their desired car.