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Latest • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla & Matthews International Both Claim Victory in Dry Battery Electrode Dispute After Arbitration Ruling

Tesla and Matthews International both claim to have won a recent arbitration ruling in their ongoing legal dispute over dry battery electrode technology. This core manufacturing process is key to Tesla's goal of producing cheaper, more efficient batteries. The unresolved conflict and competing claims create uncertainty around the timeline and implementation of this important technology for future Tesla vehicles.

Charging • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla opens Supercharging Network to other EVs in new country

Tesla has expanded its Supercharging network access to electric vehicles from other manufacturers in a new, unspecified country. This continues the company's existing strategy of opening its previously exclusive charging infrastructure. For Tesla owners, this may lead to increased congestion at Supercharger stations, but it also promotes broader EV adoption and infrastructure growth.

Tesla Energy • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla, Google, Carrier launch coalition to save $100B+ by unlocking idle grid capacity

Tesla has joined a new coalition with Google and Carrier aimed at unlocking unused capacity in the U.S. power grid, which currently operates at only about half of its potential. This initiative could save over $100 billion in the next decade by improving grid efficiency. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this aligns with the company's broader energy and sustainability goals, potentially leading to a more stable and cost-effective grid for electric vehicles and home energy products.

Tesla Semi • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla Semi expands pilot program to Texas logistics firm: here’s what they said

Tesla has expanded its Semi truck pilot program to a Texas logistics firm, which reported the vehicle achieved an efficiency of 1.64 kWh per mile. This beats Tesla's own target and demonstrates a significant efficiency advantage over traditional diesel trucks. For owners and enthusiasts, this real-world data validates the Semi's potential for major operational cost savings and performance.

Latest • Mar 10, 2026

Top 5 Tesla Tire Compressors & Repair Kits — An Amazon Guide

Teslas do not come with a spare tire, leaving owners without a traditional solution for a flat. This article recommends portable tire compressors and repair kits as essential emergency gear for Tesla drivers. It provides an affiliate-linked guide to products on Amazon to help owners prepare for roadside tire issues.

Model 3/Y • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla Model Y Performance deliveries in Canada expected soon, but not for everyone

Tesla is set to begin initial deliveries of the Model Y Performance in Canada, starting in Ontario as early as this weekend. However, this initial rollout is limited and will not be available to all reservation holders immediately. This means some Canadian customers will receive their high-performance vehicles soon, while others will face further delays.

Software Updates • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla App Update Reveals Work on Advanced Trip Planner, V2G Features, and Insurance Improvements

Tesla's latest app update contains hidden code indicating development is underway on an advanced trip planner, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capabilities, and insurance improvements. This suggests Tesla is actively working on significant new features for owners. These future updates could enhance long-distance travel planning, allow cars to power homes, and potentially lower insurance costs.

Stock & Business • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) VP of Finance leaves after 17 years as executive exodus grows

Tesla's VP of Finance, Sendil Palani, has left the company after 17 years, marking the departure of one of its last pre-IPO executives. This continues a significant exodus of senior leaders, resulting in a major loss of institutional knowledge. For Tesla, this trend raises concerns about stability and the retention of expertise within its core leadership team.

Software Updates • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla loses longtime engineer who helped build OTA updates and Robotaxi platform

A key Tesla software engineer, Thomas Dmytryk, is leaving the company. He was instrumental in developing Tesla's over-the-air (OTA) update system and worked on the critical Robotaxi platform. This departure represents a significant loss of institutional knowledge for Tesla's core software and future autonomous driving projects.

FSD • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla gathers Cybercab fleet in Gigafactory Texas

Tesla is assembling a fleet of its upcoming "Cybercab" robotaxis at its Gigafactory in Texas, as shown in recent images. This indicates the company is progressing with its plans for a self-driving ride-hailing service. For owners and enthusiasts, this is a tangible step toward Tesla's vision of autonomous vehicles generating revenue.

Tesla Energy • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla Sweden’s Megapack Supercharger near Arlanda continues to aggravate IF Metall union

A Tesla Supercharger station in Sweden, powered by a Megapack battery, remains operational despite an ongoing union blockade. This defiance is aggravating the IF Metall union, which is in a labor dispute with Tesla in the country. For owners, it means continued access to this specific charging site, but it highlights the persistent conflict over Tesla's refusal to sign a collective bargaining agreement in Sweden.

Charging • Mar 09, 2026

This Georgia city may have opened the first city‑branded Tesla Supercharger

The city of Alpharetta, Georgia has potentially opened the first Tesla Supercharger station to feature prominent city branding. This represents a novel partnership where a municipality is directly aligning itself with Tesla's charging infrastructure. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a growing trend of local governments actively supporting and investing in EV charging.